Serpentis Family/Erik Eyolf/The Return of the Beautiful Lover
After leaving the ashes of Captain Karl on Sirion, Erik had leaving Trinbar without even visiting his magnificent property that he didn't see for a long time. His people was waiting at the bridge and the women threw flowers to the Marquis and his eighty soldiers who marched to attack Tabost. After a successful campaign in the south and have come back with pockets full of gold was time to take another hard blow in Fontan.
Erik was marching now without the Daemonic Chainmail of the Foolish, given as a gift to Countess Leuedai of Hillmar. In addition to the swords, the only symbol of power was the Sacred Ring of the Lighting. And was almost ironic carry the symbol of the Grandfather Thunder who had already beaten him in his youth. Struck by inclement forces of nature in his past, now he had the wisdom to overcome it.
The travel was safe and the troops were sure of a clean and easy job in Tabost. But soon a banner of the group warned the soldiers that stood in a defensive stance. Erik looked at the horizon of the road and finally a smile hovered on his lips. The well-known and talented Adventurer Arianti had enough time to find them at the new borders between the two realms. The gold was delivered with well deserved praises and an expectation shook the elfic heart.
Erik Eyolf: "Squires!!!"
Two young squires finally revealed the wonderful Sturdy Chainmail of the Maiden [Prestige +11 and Adventuring +9]. The armor forged by Elune to protect the Silver Dragon that had been given as a gift to the Prime Minister and been lost exactly in Tabost to be recovered by the young Lady Leuedai before she became Countess of Hillmar. The repairs erased the marks of old battles, and that armor had already faced more battles than many warriors. Had absorbed many blows from enemy swords and arrows that could be deadly. The long journey was over and the armor claimed its rightful owner.
Erik Eyolf: "My sweet love. I almost forgot your warm embrace. Now I'll give you what you deserve: enemy blood!"
And the world returned to its rightful place.
