Re: The Desecrated Tranquil (Ranger Princess, Aztlan, MBS)
Sylvia stopped and looked over her shoulder as the nymph called after her. The dryad blinked serenely and took in the scene. The majority of the faeries and apparently the elves left to go on the ursa hunt, but one of the clever and forest-conscious faeries remained. Sylvia smiled, deciding she liked this particular faerie.
Suddenly, she lost track of what she was thinking when the nymph asked her how to help the old tree. Taken aback, Sylvia was speechless for a few moments, but it was obvious to anyone watching how she felt. Her smile was as radiant as the Sun at high noon on a cloudless day, her eyes twinkled with delight. The dryad rushed forward and placed her hand on the nymph's shoulder, her smile a mix of surprise and joy. "A fellow forest lover!" Sylvia looked over to the faerie, "And you too, I take it? It must have taken a lot of strength to leave your company behind like that."
The dryad looked over the poor tree, her smile fading only slightly. "You are correct observant little nymph. I was praying to the gods . . . and attempted to use some humble water magic to heal the tree." Sylvia paused for a moment, her smile fading and replaced with a look of perplexity and embarrassment. "But... it seems to have made the trees pain even worse." The dryad looked back to her companions, "I can feel it, the trees pain." Sylvia's face was grave, but a glimmer of hope shone in the dryad's rhododendron rimmed eyes, "Perhaps if we used some ancient light magic it would wash away the darkness that's taken hold of this tree? I trained a little bit in the use of light magic, and you have the look of a mage about you." Sylvia smiled and started to look more confident as she pulled forth her wand once again, "Yes... maybe this is just the sort of magic we need. Besides, I always say a little faith and fealty to the gods and goddesses goes a long way." Sylvia stood with her companions and got ready to cast Restore WP in tandem with her companions on the tree. The young dryad looked up to the sky and whispered a prayer to her favorite goddess. Deep inside, she asked for her protection, should the magic go wrong.