Tadrielus Galawen
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"Still the best in centuries," he gave a weak smile.
There was little else for them to do, and he encouraged Caliane to sleep. The noise had died down outside, either because the avariel were winning or the shadows had decided to retreat. A heavy cloak of guilt weighed on Tadrielus. There had been no way for them to know that the creatures of the cave would follow them, nor that they would align with the dark monsters from this attack. Surely this can't have been the first time.
He paused on that thought. This society was hundreds of years old, and clearly connected to that dark cave. This could not have been the first incidence like this. He found himself wondering why there had not been better defenses. Was there truly no way to prevent this, or had the ways just been lost to time?
He spent the next hour or so considering how one might ward a city of this size and... unique architecture. The beasts had been susceptible to light and soul magic, pretty basic wards should work.
There was no way to tell time in their small, windowless cell, so Tadrielus did not know what time it was when their door was opened again.
There was little else for them to do, and he encouraged Caliane to sleep. The noise had died down outside, either because the avariel were winning or the shadows had decided to retreat. A heavy cloak of guilt weighed on Tadrielus. There had been no way for them to know that the creatures of the cave would follow them, nor that they would align with the dark monsters from this attack. Surely this can't have been the first time.
He paused on that thought. This society was hundreds of years old, and clearly connected to that dark cave. This could not have been the first incidence like this. He found himself wondering why there had not been better defenses. Was there truly no way to prevent this, or had the ways just been lost to time?
He spent the next hour or so considering how one might ward a city of this size and... unique architecture. The beasts had been susceptible to light and soul magic, pretty basic wards should work.
There was no way to tell time in their small, windowless cell, so Tadrielus did not know what time it was when their door was opened again.
