Video/Action at the Station/backdated to the 25th

[inafadingcrown]

[Locked to Seelie]

[Galadriel’s manner is all business like when she appears onscreen and her speech is the same- clipped, efficient, precise.]

Recently, I was gifted with several messages which I believe to be of great import. Until I am certain of their intended audience and their meaning, I am hesitant to discuss them openly. I realize, however, that others here have access to resources that I do not. In this instance, practicality constrains my caution; I would know what information others have on these matters. I would ask if the name 'Isengrim' means aught to any here, or if any know of either the Fourteenth Sigil or a Wreath festival.

[Sparse in details, but that's done purposefully. This is more fishing for people to respond than looking for information outright. She doesn't exactly want to carry these conversations over a public channel.]

[Private video to Peeta Mellark]

I have a favor I would ask of you, Master Mellark, if you are willing.

[Open for action in the Station]

[Anyone in the common areas here may stumble across Galadriel, her hair tossed up in a quick bun, bent over a map of the Drabworld, marking paths and locations with a pencil and jotting names and numbers down into a small notebook.]

[Text | Audio / Open to Both Courts]

[vanyel_ashkevron]

Are there any story-tellers amongst us? Or Bards? I know of one. [He is more than a little fond of that one.] With the plethora of unexplainable events, imaginations could run wild.

[It only seems fair that, since he is searching for stories, that he offers one of his own - though he feels a bit silly telling one that is specifically about him. Still, it can't be helped.

The text transitions to audio and Vanyel's baritone voice can be heard singing. There is a lute accompanying him - likely played by him as well.]

( Demonsbane )

[He clears his throat self-consciously.]

Anyway, let us share stories. You needn't have a gift for rhymes [or be a famous Herald-Mage] or an end packed with morals. Not every story can be wrapped up so easily.