Tales of the Jewel

"As much as a desire can be a fact."

Something clicked. There was a lot to process, but for now Aydi focused on a single thought, like a hound on an odour. "When shall we get back to the library, alab? Altair's works might be referenced there."

MM5. Lore: Qabal. 1R. VP.: 5d10o10k4 31
MM5. Spellcraft. VP.: 5d10o10k4 29

To his surprise, Aydi seemed to know what this was about. At least to some extent. His father had taught him well.

"You say it like dealing with kidnappers wasn't a bonding experience." He smirked. "Though an undisturbed time with you is something I can be looking forward to."

Meant to note, the dog/boy with the same name/confused dad setup had the potential to just be disturbingly sad in a parents slipping into dementia way. Instead it walked this tragicomic/mystery edge that worked well. It's actually both, and keeping the balance was difficult, but the GM has been mar...

That was an unexpected turn of events; Faruq hadn't been exactly forthright with him about the circumstances of him parting ways with his family those years ago. But then, it was clearly something unpleasant and it was often reason enough not to relive it over and over again. Still, it looked like t...

Aydi was rather shocked hearing the speculation about the grisly supernatural nature of the man he had met. A vampire? "Not that I balk at such a prospect, Sidi, but has this creature wronged you or your family already? It didn't strike me as his intentions being hostile, though I am clearly not get...

"What are you working on, alab? Are you hungry? I've brought some fresh produce. I have figs." Aydi sighed and put down the basket to start collecting things from the floor so that they don't get destroyed out of dog's excitement. He took a glance what the papers were about.

Aydi decided to give Faruq some privacy for this, observing what was going on 180 degrees from the man's current focus. He wasn't good at watching difficult and intimate family business unfolding without emotions of his own; too many things rang some bells.

"I am happy to be educated about your ways, lella." He smirked, looking at her curiously.