Recent content by Adriel Withers

Adriel snickered audibly at the comment regarding Eleth the Unknowable. He'd read a few texts on various theologies, yet the mysterious figure and the surrounding texts regarding him always seemed to be incoherent babble. Much like, as Farzad had pointed out, Constanzo. He grinned. He was about...

Adriel glanced back towards Kara, staring blankly at the spinning rune. He harumphed for a brief moment then turned his attention back at Wallace and Syvis. The waiting around made him bored and he was yet to provide anything useful to the group. The young mage wandered away from the group for...

Adriel spun around the corner, witnessing the runed index book collide into the strange multi-coloured figure that stood within the shelves. He'd seen this happen countless times, apparently, the librarians hadn't seen fit to add safety measures to the book-seeking missiles. In their eyes, it...

"Uhh, a lot of them had to be removed... A few mages kept animating them and they kept trampling shelves." He glanced around as he spoke, lowering his voice to an exceptionally faint whisper. Adriel, was in fact, the ring-leader of that group of mages and had almost been suspended in his first...

Adriel held his breath. He could, in theory, grow some wurmroot here. That said, it would require a lot of effort and the mage was already growing a bit bored with the whole conundrum. He said nothing, hoping that Syvis wasn't too familiar with his magical discipline. Thankfully, Kara provided...

"I'm not sure if he was born an orangutan or he changed himself into one... Either way, he's one of the more pleasant figures in the library - just don't call him a chimp or a monkey, he hates that." He grinned towards Autumn, making it unsure as to whether or not he was joking or - in fact - he...

"Oh really? You should sing for me sometime, I'd love to hear it. Who knows, you might even have a secondary affinity for nature!" He grinned. As he spoke to the girl he watched a sense of unease build, the girl seemed - at least externally - to be constantly at war with herself. Adriel tried...

"If you're looking for ingredients, I'm not sure Wallace will be much help - Unless you need a lot of salmon." He grinned at the prospect of the fish. While he was certain it had been fresh when he last saw it, he wasn't certain how long the product would last - perhaps in exchange, Adriel...

He breathed deeply, feeling a flow of life channel back into him as he severed his connection with the animated plant. Adriel nodded mutely towards Syvas as she spoke, the colour and vitality quickly returning to the young mage as he shook off the sensations he had felt. After a few moments...

Adriel held his breath as he watched Syvis inspect the rune - unaware of his meddling in the structure. He almost grinned as the eruption of light happened. While he hadn't feared his work would fail, he had been concerned he was a bit rash and perhaps his efforts would overload the magic...

Adriel had just finished placing the potted plant carefully over his newly-drafted rune. He'd animated plants before, heck he'd tried his hand at animating most things. The trouble was, doing it excessively drained his magic extensively. Thankfully, his solution was a simple rider-rune added to...

Adriel nudged Kara with the crook of his elbow and muttered briefly under his breath. "Got yourself a fan, ain't you popular." He grinned to himself, walking casually down the stairs towards Professor Syvis. He nodded, taking the illustration of the rune and running back to the room he had...

He grinned at the little exchange between the two of them, then nodded calmly towards Syvis' request to find Kara. "I can confirm Professor, our ol' buddy Wallace does like to joke around." Adriel gave a brief wink to Wallace, before hurriedly bounding up the staircase to escape the wrath of...

He grinned at her response. Nature magic wasn't a disrespected art - as such - it was viewed inline with most of the other elemental magics. However, in layman's terms, it was boring. The flash, the destructiveness or simply the originality of other forms - often rarer ones - usually won the day...

Adriel grinned cheekily towards Syvis, and glanced back towards Wallace. Thankfully, the merchant had taken it upon himself to begin the introductions, which meant Adriel could set about working on Syvis' task. Leaving the two to discuss things, Adriel strode off towards the various bits of...