under a spell part two (to Alia, Copper, Celeb'Silma)


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Posted by Isilheledh on Yavannie 15, 2002 at 07:15:51 am

*looks at the village* "What has happened to me, why can't anybody see me..." I cry. At a distance I see Myself walking away from the village followed by a group of bloodthirsty wolves. *sees the leaders coming out of the town hall* "Hey I'm over here!" I shout yet they cant hear me at all. *walks closer and hears the old man speak* "that stupid elf, she has awakened the spirit of Grundar Wolfrider..."
"Who could know that she had the magic to to so..." one other speaks. I stand near them ashamed and sad. My body is gone but My soul still walks around. I look at them and try to touch my father. He shivers as if a cold wind blows but I can't grab his arm. *gazes at the horizon* "What the..." I whisper as a cloud of dust appears. "Ah Uther has arrived..." I hear my father speak. *sees Uther jump off his horse and walk over to the group of men.* "*shakes hands* Uther we are glad to see you, my daughter Isilheledh has done something stupid..." I hear my father say while handing over the scroll. "*reads the scroll and sighes* Alas, I can't help her...but there is one who can..." Uther says as he folds the scroll slowly. "*Sighes again* Gonfindle son of Lancelot D'Anceny." I just stand there and try to get some contact with them by tipping over a barrel of water. but I fail. In desperation I jump trough Uthers body making him scream. "*screams* what the...that perfume...the scent of pies...*sniffs at this clothes* Isilheldhs ghost is still here...there is hope..*sighes*"
"Is there a problem?" my father asks.
*gazes at the man* yes, We still have to search Gonfindle and his father...I need volunteers to go search with me..." *gazes around* I see several men step foreward, including my father. Hours later a large group leaves town...I decide to join and sit behind Uther Lightbringer. *looks over his shoulder* "I know that you are here...just stay as close as you can..." he says. I know he can't see n'or hear me, but I still wink at him. As the horses leave town.

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