Link: https://www.sylestia.com/forums/?thread=56764&page=17#169 Author: Aphelion Time Posted: 3/15/2018 at 8:43 PM Astraeus looked even more unimpressed now. "And what were you doing during your history lessons? They have perfectly good reasons to fear us and treat us unlike humans." She huffed. "Who caused the massacre of the century a couple of hundreds of years back? What about the explosion in the town nearby the Windsingers?" She turned her head away, closing her eyes and then opening them. "I am a little disappointed in you, Ravanna. People are rude and mean to you, so you get angry? How low tolerance do you even have?"

Right now Avery low one,just because im Who I am saint give them the right to disturb the library...And humans have massacred people too..she crossed her arms...They just are so hypocritical! She frustratedly yelled.

Astraeus frowned again and raised a finger. "You will not yell, Ravanna. Humans are hypocritical animals. It is human nature to blame it on someone else to make yourself feel better. And do not think that excludes you; you are a human too. You are just a human with the ability to use magic, and I must say they had the right to kick you from the library. Do you know what you did? You yelled at them. In the library. And what is a library for? Well, let me tell you. It is a place for silent reading. The girls were rude, sure, but at least they were speaking at a normal level. You yelled."

_{(Dragon accidentally swapped you and Lalalanmaos magic. Just pretend you're written)}

They managed to get the wheel out, "Think we alerted the guards?" "Nah" one walked by the side of the cart, another went to sit on the top of the cart. There were horses at the front and they started with a crack on a whip, "Lets go" they left and turned left

Link: https://www.sylestia.com/forums/?thread=56764&page=18#172 Author: Aphelion Time Posted: 3/16/2018 at 9:00 PM Astraeus frowned again and raised a finger. "You will not yell, Ravanna. Humans are hypocritical animals. It is human nature to blame it on someone else to make yourself feel better. And do not think that excludes you; you are a human too. You are just a human with the ability to use magic, and I must say they had the right to kick you from the library. Do you know what you did? You yelled at them. In the library. And what is a library for? Well, let me tell you. It is a place for silent reading. The girls were rude, sure, but at least they were speaking at a normal level. You yelled."

yeah but.. she stopped...no words could come into her mouth for a excuse.Im sorry she said lowering her hard allowing her hair to fall in front of her face.I shouldnt have let my temper get the better of meshe wrung her hands nervous for no apparent reason

Astraeus watched you with cold eyes. "Good, then. You have learned your mistake. However, I am not forgiving you. I, as well, have learned my lesson about forgiving. Saying sorry to me will not do anything, so try to fix your problems by yourself." She waved a hand.

Link: https://www.sylestia.com/forums/?thread=56764&page=18#173 Author: IvyCat Time Posted: 3/17/2018 at 2:46 AM (Dragon accidentally swapped you and Lalalanmaos magic. Just pretend you're written) They managed to get the wheel out, "Think we alerted the guards?" "Nah" one walked by the side of the cart, another went to sit on the top of the cart. There were horses at the front and they started with a crack on a whip, "Lets go" they left and turned left

Heph waited a few beats before emerging into the tunnel they just left. She quietly made her way to the left tunnel, keeping an ear out while allowing her eyes to scan the floor to see if they left anything behind by accident. However, she made sure to stay out of sight.

(Okay, will do. :D )

They continued on, "What does the boss want tusks for anyway?" "God knows, but pipe down. If the guards catch us we're dead." they lowered into rough whispers you couldn't understand properly.

Link: https://www.sylestia.com/forums/?thread=56764&page=18#177 Author: IvyCat Time Posted: 3/18/2018 at 12:03 PM They continued on, "What does the boss want tusks for anyway?" "God knows, but pipe down. If the guards catch us we're dead." they lowered into rough whispers you couldn't understand properly.

'Tusks, huh. Yup, definitely illegal,' mused Heph in her mind as she thought through her options. She was lost and following them seemed like a good way to get out of the tunnels. Perhaps she could gather more information as well so that she could pass it on to the guards. It was up to them if they believed her or not, but she would have at least a clear conscience. Well, that was assuming she got out of this in one piece.

Wait. If they were insisting on keeping quiet, perhaps the guards were nearby? It was a risky assumption, though.

She carefully peered around the bend to see if those men were still in the tunnel and to see where they headed to next. She hoped they didn't notice her.

They were still in the tunnel, this was a long one. The only turn was right at the end, where they were heading. They didn't notice you but the second one glanced back just after you'd hidden, "I think I heard someone walking"

Link: https://www.sylestia.com/forums/?thread=56764&page=18#179 Author: IvyCat Time Posted: 3/19/2018 at 2:34 AM They were still in the tunnel, this was a long one. The only turn was right at the end, where they were heading. They didn't notice you but the second one glanced back just after you'd hidden, "I think I heard someone walking"

'Well, they would have noticed me sooner or later,' thought Heph, chewing her lower lip. Strange that she was now wishing Kuro was somewhere near; that would have meant backup, at least. If she stayed still, she might lose them again and be stuck in the tunnels again. If she moved, she risked capture or injury, unless the guards were near enough to intervene. She felt fear well up once more, and her stomach did somersaults, as she stepped back into the shadows of the tunnel and cleared her throat as quietly as she could.

When she was ready, she stomped heavily with her feet, hopefully loud enough to mimic the tread of a guard.

"Did you hear something?" she asked somewhat loudly, doing her best to mimic the voice of one of the guards she had met at the entrance.