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Selina walked alone through the forest somewhere in the Allir Reach. She walked without direction, away from any path or road to guide her, but she was far from lost. She spent a long time in these woods, learning the area, its animals, its monsters, its plants and herbs. She wasn't a druid of any kind, but she had learned many new skills besides magic from joining the witches coven based only a few miles from where she walked now.
She held an oak staff in her hand with a gnarled crown of twisted roots which held various crystals and a few arcane trinkets hung from tethers tied to a few of the protruding roots. Living out in the wild she had taken to dressing more primitively, sparing her finer clothes from damage over time. She wore a well made dress of dark animal hide secured in the middle by a belt of rope from which hung several more trinkets of an arcane nature, including a fine leather sheath which held her spellbook and a pouch containing more ingredients. Her arms and shoulders were bare save for the woolen mantle and arm wrappings inscribed with magical text.
She was about in the forest, sifting through bushes and looking under plants, seeking herbs and other alchemical ingredients, perhaps even mildly abnormal creatures that have some magical property that can be exploited in a spell or potion. Both her spellwork and her skills in enchantments and potion crafting had excelled in leaps and bounds since she joined up with the witches, it almost let her forget her regrets for leaving her friends and family behind.
She stopped by a little babbling brook that cut a light path through the forest floor, partly to look for ingredients and partly to drink and take in the beauty of the scenery if only for a moment.
She reminisced like this a lot, looking back on her life up to this point and comparing herself now to the person she used to be. Quite the difference she would say. Her repertoire of spells had increased as well, if she went back to the college she wouldn't be a novice in her craft, she might even excel and possibly become a teacher... Providing the college still remained standing...
And she was far from done learning things herself.
She held an oak staff in her hand with a gnarled crown of twisted roots which held various crystals and a few arcane trinkets hung from tethers tied to a few of the protruding roots. Living out in the wild she had taken to dressing more primitively, sparing her finer clothes from damage over time. She wore a well made dress of dark animal hide secured in the middle by a belt of rope from which hung several more trinkets of an arcane nature, including a fine leather sheath which held her spellbook and a pouch containing more ingredients. Her arms and shoulders were bare save for the woolen mantle and arm wrappings inscribed with magical text.
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She was about in the forest, sifting through bushes and looking under plants, seeking herbs and other alchemical ingredients, perhaps even mildly abnormal creatures that have some magical property that can be exploited in a spell or potion. Both her spellwork and her skills in enchantments and potion crafting had excelled in leaps and bounds since she joined up with the witches, it almost let her forget her regrets for leaving her friends and family behind.
She stopped by a little babbling brook that cut a light path through the forest floor, partly to look for ingredients and partly to drink and take in the beauty of the scenery if only for a moment.
She reminisced like this a lot, looking back on her life up to this point and comparing herself now to the person she used to be. Quite the difference she would say. Her repertoire of spells had increased as well, if she went back to the college she wouldn't be a novice in her craft, she might even excel and possibly become a teacher... Providing the college still remained standing...
And she was far from done learning things herself.