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Barahirn

Taking Action?

Submitted by Yrill on October 16th, 2024
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She returned nigh midday, to find Estarfin speaking casually with the Dwarven workers about the wall building. He hailed her as she rode past him to the stables. Despite his earlier words, he did not seem particularly at ease.

“Any news, Yrill?”

Chronicle link: 
No Return to Cuivienan?

First Reactions

Submitted by Yrill on October 1st, 2024
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Mirdanel took her hand and grasped it reassuringly, with unexpected strength. She had always wondered at how an elleth with such small hands could forge as well as she did. But then for a Mirdan, small hands were a benefit. Istuil had seen the Lady work on larger items too. Though she did not have the strength…nor the skills of a metal-smith, Mirdanel was far stronger than she looked. 

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No Return to Cuivienan?

Asking the Elves

Submitted by Lithea on October 1st, 2024
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So the Lady Filignil came out ter speak with me and Tolbold. She asked me ter come into the house with her, and Barahirn came with us too. Tolbold remained with Ceuro, discussing weapons and tactics an things like that, I supposed. I would find out from Tolbold later. 

But the Lady Filignil wanted ter talk food, which is a good enough topic most days, save less so when we was worried about our friends. 

Kinship/Band link: 
Shire Strollers
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No Return to Cuivienan?

Visiting them Elves

Submitted by Tolbold on September 21st, 2024
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We were greeted by two tall, stern faced Elves. They weren't that welcoming ter be honest, no tea or cake, but neither did they ignore us, or tell us ter go away. It was a serious matter right enough, fer them as well as us.

I ask them if we can speak ter High Lord Parnard, Lord Estarfin or Lady Danel, but they say them are not there at the moment. Then, rightly or wrongly Lithea tells them about Henepa and Gaisarix being taken by brigands, and the Elves look meaningfully at each other. 

Kinship/Band link: 
Shire Strollers
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No Return to Cuivienan?

Encouraging Barahirn

Submitted by Danel on August 14th, 2024
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Yrill and Ceuro steady Barahirn as he takes his first steps outside. He is weak on his legs still, but the bones have healed well. Filignil supervises. 

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No Return to Cuivienan?

A Cure for the Poison

Submitted by Danel on July 22nd, 2024
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Instinctively I turned my betrothal ring on my index finger, finding comfort in the action. My fingertips traced the design, the diamond stars embedded in the pattern of the Calarcirya, to ‘watch over us, always,’ Estarfin had said. I smiled at the memory.

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No Return to Cuivienan?

The Ruins of Home: Part Four.

Submitted by Danel on July 1st, 2024
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Estarfin’s brow furrowed as he narrowed his gaze. “How many warriors does the Captain of Celondim command? Would he support an attack on Bree?” he asked.

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No Return to Cuivienan?

The Ruins of Home: Part Three.

Submitted by Danel on June 29th, 2024
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“What will we do?” asked Parnard.

I had suggestions, but before I could open my mouth Barahirn spoke up. “How can I be of help?” he asked.

Chronicle link: 
No Return to Cuivienan?

The Ruins of Home: Part Two.

Submitted by Danel on June 26th, 2024
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“We should visit the grave, should we not?” said Estarfin. 

“Yes. We go to see Aearlinn’s grave first,” I replied. 

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No Return to Cuivienan?

The Ruins of Home

Submitted by Danel on June 24th, 2024
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The sky was a cloudless grey as we rode through the outer gates of Numenstaya. The heavy metal frames were unlocked, as usual, neither were there any guards. What need did folk in our lands have for guards on their gates unless in times or war?

But we learned that day. And others had paid for our lack of foresight. 

Chronicle link: 
No Return to Cuivienan?

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