Keeper of the Lost Cities (RP) discussion

Residents:

-Noil (elf)
-Nari (gnome)
-Fawna (gnome)
-Gorse (gnome)
-Aken (goblin)
-Laurel (goblin)


Fairly large island surrounded by beaches with a good sized house and a big garden. There are a few secret underwater caverns. It's far from any other place and the Black Swan half monitor it. The goblins are stationed at the two entrances and are assigned to guard Noil.

"When you said hideout I expected something a bit more dark and creepy but this place . . . it's amazing!" Noil said, covering his mouth with awe.

((Yyyyyyyay!))

Harmony beamed. "I told you you'd like it! This is Aken and Laurel by the way," she said gesturing to the goblins in turn. "They're your bodyguards."

"I have bodyguards?" Noil faced them both and extended a hand. "Noil Forster, it's a pleasure to meet you."

((:D))

"When we protect someone, we protect someone," Harmony said.

Aken shook his hand and gave a short nod.

Laurel rolled her eyes at Aken. "You'll have to excuse Aken. He isn't much of a talker."

((:D))

Noil waved the goblin off. "It's fine. I have a sister who's the same way."

"Would you like a tour of the house?" Harmony asked.

"That would be great! After all, I should be familiar with my surroundings, just in case." Noil said.

Harmony chuckled and opened the door to lead him into a very nice entrance room that had arches on both sides leading to a kitchen a living room. There were stairs up to the second floor.

As they wandered through the house, Noil couldn't help but ask, "How do you know I won't tell the about Neverseen this place?"

"I don't." Harmony shrugged. "But I'm trusting you to not. We all agreed it could be a risk. But I don't think you will."

"Decent enough reason," Noil said, as he ran his hands through his hair in joy. "I still can't believe you arranged this." He smiled at Harmony. "You're amazing."

Harmony blushed and looked ahead to hide it. "It wasn't too difficult," she said humbly. "This is your room." She opened a door on the second floor near the stairs. The room inside was very nice and the color scheme was black and a navy blue. There was a walk in closet and a nice sized bathroom connected to the room.

"Those are my favorite colors!" Noil turned to face Harmony. "Are sure you're Hydro and not a Telepath?"

Harmony laughed lightly. "I'm sure. I like reading people and guessing."

"Well, you sure did do a good job." Noil said with a smile. "This is way better than my room at home."

"At your families house?" Harmony asked.

Noil nodded and gave her a sad smile. "Yes. It was more like an attic than a room. But I made use of it over the years."

"Oh..." Harmony frowned slightly. "Well, you have this to enjoy now." She smiled lightly.

"Oh, don't worry. I definitely will." Noil grinnned.
He finally had a place of his to call home.

"I'm glad!" Harmony grinned mischievously. "Now, do you want to see the caves?"

"But of course! Lead the way." Noil smiled and motioned for her to go ahead.

Harmony pulled her hood back up and lead him out of the house. She paused at a the edge of the beach and smirked. She waved her hands and the water lifted into the air, creating an arch and revealing a staircase down. "Viola!"

"Wow." Noil breathed.
He thought being a Pyro was amazing but clearly Hyrdokinetics are definitely better.

Harmony smiled and took his hand to pull him down the stairs with her. "Currently we don't have anything in the caves, but I think you'll enjoy the things naturally there."

"If it looks as awesome as that water you lifted up, I think I will like it." Noil smiled.

Harmony smiled lightly, lifting more water as they progressed and setting it back down behind them so she wouldn't get overwhelmed. They reached the caves and she pulled him in and released her hold on the water, letting the odd natural forces keep the water away. "It's dark, no?" she asked slyly, using her night vision so that she could see fairly well.

"Very well," Noil said as he produced a fire ball in his palm. "Better?"

Harmony looked at the fire with wide dazzled eyes. "Whoa," she muttered.

Noil threw the fireball into the darkness. Leaving a trail of light and warmth.
He made another ball. "Glad you like it."

"I suppose its my turn to be amazed," she said lightly, following the other ball of fire with her eyes.

Noil winked. "I suppose it is."
He allowed the sphere to hover above his palm and held it out like a lantern.

"That's amazing," Harmony breathed.

"What this?" Noil held the sphere higher. "It's nothing compared to your water skills."

"I dunno. Water is everywhere, fire needs to be created. And you're pretty darn good at it." Harmony smiled up at him.

"Ha. Thanks." Noil rubbed the back of his neck. "If my parents heard you say that, they would probably clobber you."

"I'd like to see them try." Harmony smirked. "Why do you say that?"

"Because they don't know about my ability and, well, if they did and heard someone talking about it positively, my parents would do their best to sniff them out." Noil sighed.

"That's too bad." Harmony frowned. "So much prejudice. It's disappointing." She shook her head.

"They do count as worse parents ever." Noil admitted. "Now, what is the end of this cave?"

Harmony looked up at him with sympathetic eyes. "You'll see. You might want to put away your fire, for the full affect."

"Oh I see how it is. You just want to show off again." Noil gave her a warm smile as he put out the fire.

"No, but that is a bonus!" Harmony laughed lightly and stopped walking once they'd entered a large cavern. She hummed a melodic tune and little blue lights started pulsing with the melody. The sound started echoing at different pitches and Harmony switched to whistling softly, which resulted in purple lights fading in and out with the high and low notes. She did a few more tune with whistling or humming and the whole room was lit up with bright lights all emanating the different echos. The harmony (hehehe) twisted itself into a soft song. Harmony watched Noil to see his reaction.

"Okay. Do you have some ability I don't know? Because this is amazing!" Noil hugged her tightly.

Harmony chuckled. "It's just a little trick Fawna, one of the gnomes, taught me."

"I guess I should learn from her then," Noil stared, amazed at the brilliant lighting. "Do they react to vibrations?"

Harmony nodded. "Very specific vibrations, yes."

"Huh. I would like to learn," Noil turned to Harmony. "Perhaps you could teach me?"