"A Great Beast I'll bargain. It has that look and aura of power. Gerathon is the snakes name if I remember correctly?" Asher shrugs.

"You're right," Ashia frowns thinking of what she had heard, "I don't like the situation at all. Where are you from?"

"Amaya," Asher says, "And the greater the odds, the greater the victory... And less humiliating a defeat." He says, trying to lighten the mood.

"Amaya," Asher says, "And the greater the odds, the greater the victory... And less humiliating a defeat." He says, trying to lighten the mood.

"We keep running if you can. Asher what else can you tell me," Ashia asks.

(Where are they currently; in Eura?)

(Yes)

"I know someone up ahead that we can trust." Asher says, wincing as his side cramps. "And... Well we're not exactly in the best place for me to tell you something else."

Yes)

"I know someone up ahead that we can trust." Asher says, wincing as his side cramps. "And... Well we're not exactly in the best place for me to tell you something else."


"Tell me who first," Ashia looks at Asher handing him a twig, "who we can trust. Chew on that it helps with cramps."

"Thanks," Asher says kind of skeptically , but takes the stick and chews on it thoughtfully. "Well, the guy's name is Jake. He has been a green cloak, but he's retired. He likes to tell stories, though I bet he exaggerates them all."
(Is it alright that I don't have many actual spirit animal story characters here?)

"Thanks," Asher says kind of skeptically , but takes the stick and chews on it thoughtfully. "Well, the guy's name is Jake. He has been a green cloak, but he's retired. He likes to tell stories, though I bet he exaggerates them all."
(Is it alright that I don't have many actual spirit animal story characters here?

(Yeah that's fine in fact I like that more then having say the Fallen Four involved.)(Sorry I forgot I had to bold or quote.)

"Greencloak," Ashia mutters with distaste, "lead the way."
Scarlet runs beside Ashia,

Asher leads Ashia to a quaint cottage. "Welcome," he says to Ashia, knocking on the door frame before opening the door, "to my brother's home." Inside, a small fire crackles merrily, a chair and table facing it. Further from the door, a table and three chairs were stationed. A young man got up from one of the chairs.
"Asher! You're here again. Who do you bring this time?" Jake says, coming forward. "Welcome, welcome.". He says, sweeping his arm to the inside of the house.
(It is fine.)

Link: https://www.sylestia.com/forums/?thread=82207&page=3#28 Author: Scoutwolf Time Posted: 12/21/2019 at 10:46 AM Asher leads Ashia to a quaint cottage. "Welcome," he says to Ashia, knocking on the door frame before opening the door, "to my brother's home." Inside, a small fire crackles merrily, a chair and table facing it. Further from the door, a table and three chairs were stationed. A young man got up from one of the chairs. "Asher! You're here again. Who do you bring this time?" Jake says, coming forward. "Welcome, welcome.". He says, sweeping his arm to the inside of the house. (It is fine.)

"My name is Ashia."

(sorry for the late reply.)

Link: https://www.sylestia.com/forums/?thread=82207&page=3#29 Author: Starpup5 Time Posted: 12/21/2019 at 11:16 AM [quote=1945511] "My name is Ashia." (sorry for the late reply.)

"Hullo, Ashia. Sorry we weren't expecting visitors. Why are you here again?" Jake asks.
"Conquerors." Asher says, moving to the table. Felona peeks her head through the window, watching Asher bring out a piece of paper. "This is the information I gathered while in the it camp. And this-" he grabs some parchment from off the wall, "is the Green cloaks bee line to try and cut them off."
Asher lines the two pieces together, a rough map of Erdas on both papers. The key of the Green cloak map shows the dotted line to be the supposed Conqueror line of action; the solid line the Green cloaks action. The Conquerors map was scary similar in the Green cloaks line of action, but the Conquerors were not anywhere near the supposed line in the Green cloaks map.
"I've got notes on the back of each paper, as well." Asher says, taking a step back from the table.