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[ex_avenged224]

[Filtered away from First Gens, their allies, or anyone who would pass this information onto them.]

[The following is dictated in somewhat of a brusque, businesslike tone.]

Early last month, I suggested we come together to share the legends and fables of our own worlds in order to help us better understand one another and bond as a community.

For those of you interested, I have selected the cusp of summer for this meeting. I think we will find a clearing and have a campfire, so please dress appropriately. And have your stories ready; not everyone is expected to participate, but I do not want anyone suffering from stage fright and embarrassing themselves.

If you will tell a story, please give me your name.

[A pause.]

For those of you not interested: if you show up just to disrupt us, I'll forcibly eject you myself.

Comments

[ex_avenged224]

That is true enough. Our tales are mostly retellings of our own personal battles. I hope to tell something a little more significant.

[inafadingcrown]

I have very few of those to tell. [But not none...] I must speak of lore whether I would wish it or no. Though at my age, lore and personal history are linked more oft than not.

[ex_avenged224]

I think in your case, Lady, exceptions may be made.

[Galadriel: every elf's heroine.]

[inafadingcrown]

[She laughs!] How terribly flattering.

[ex_avenged224]

[Oh she made Galadriel laugh!! Gosh ...] I speak only the truth.

[inafadingcrown]

Then I am glad you think so highly of me.

[ex_avenged224]

Should I not?

[inafadingcrown]

You may think as you wish. It is only, and I hope you take this in the spirit in which it was intended, you seem a difficult woman to impress.

[ex_avenged224]

[She laughs a little.] I think that's an understandable observation.