by Fallacy on July 31st, 2011, 1:57 am
When the girl surfaced the woman would smile down at her, “Hello,” She would say her voice itself seemed to echo with a power all its own. The simple hello seeming to have much more authority and power to it than it should. The one word repeated itself in the girls head as the pond slowly faded away, the water turning to brick as she found herself on the ground in the rather odd temple of Ionu.
The temple itself is rater spacious, the pews arranged in a semicircle around the raise platform that sat in the middle of the room. The two women standing would find themselves surrounded by the wooden benches only meaning that they were on the raised platform of which the priest would usually talk about Ionu and illusionism. The woman looked down at the kelvic with a smile extending a hand down to her, “I’m glad you could make it.” The soft smile never fading from her face her hand patiently waiting for Luna to accept it, “Though…” The thought was cut off by her glancing at temple doors, “why are you not enjoying the festival?” She asked. Her eyes deadlocked on the kelvic.
It would only make sense that the kelvic, having traveled all the way here, should at least enjoy the week-long festival. Right? If the kelvic would look around she would find that the temple was empty and it was obvious that everyone was enjoying the festivities that were about the city. When Luna would look back to the woman who was just in front of her she would find that she was no longer there. “Are you coming?” The kelvic would hear a voice behind her; the woman would now be standing by the temple doors hand on the wooden structure as if she was ready to get going. With that question the doors would open and the lady would walk out.
The scene would then begin to change, the temple slowly fading, and the sounds of the festival, the smalls, the people would start surrounding her. Piece of art after piece of art lined the street she would find herself in. Everything from moving paintings, to jugglers, to sculptures, and even food for people to try, children ran around having a blast weaving in between people laughing the entire time. Small performances of street actors acting out the many, many forms of Ionu granting gnosis marks to those smart enough to find him/her/it; all of this in honor of the god/ess of illusion.
12 hour shifts have started, and Im working 6-7 days a week mandatory overtime. My replies will be slow until I can adjust to this new groove.