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Role play here!

Hyphyri flew through the trees, laughing at their conversations. They gossiped like old ladies!

Telistho looked down on everything. It seemed so happy on earth. sometimes he wished he was human...

Hyphyri looked at the address. Oh... She was looking for the wrong species. Since when was she a messenger for the gods? She shrugged and started flying up.

Telistho saw the faerie fly towards their cave. What was she doing here?

"Umm..." Hyphyri was very nervous being here. "Which of you is the... Um, the God Telistho?" Hyphyri bent her head.

Telistho studied the new messenger. HE missed the old one, maybe she died... He would have to find out. He remembered that she had said his name.
"I am," He acclaimed. "What happened to the usual messenger?"

"Oh... Um... I think her name was Nama? She started her own family and left... One of your messages is from her, great Telistho." She knelt and placed a package and a note on the ground, then waited to be dismissed.

He didn't even acknowledge the package. "Are you here permanently?"

Hyphyri nodded. "I-I think so... You mean as your messenger, right?" She asked, making sure she wasn't answering the wrong question.

Telistho could tell she was nervous, but he didn't soften. "Yes, yes, that's what I meant. What else could I have meant? Well then, what's you name?"

"I am Hyphyri, Lord Telistho." She dipped a quick curtsy.

"Can I trust you? Not to peak or spy or such?" But Telistho saw nothing bad in the future, so he knew the answer.

"Yes, my lord, I would never do such a thing."

"I trust you. You are dismissed."

She dipped a curtsy again and flew off, sighing a breath of relief. So far so good in her new position...

Telistho remembered the package. He carried it to his palace and opened it. It was a robe, a robe of his sisters. Something snapped and he began to silently cry.

Hyphyri got back to the mailing office. She saw the packages lined up for her and she started delivering them to their random owners.

How did they get her robe? Who mailed him the package? It had no name on it...

Hyphyri saw a note under her station. She picked it up. Oh no! She dropped something on her delivery to Telistho! She quickly flew back up. "I'm sorry! I'm so, so sorry!!" She kept repeating, keeping her head down.

All Telistho did was snatch the note from her hands and walk away.

Hyphyri flew off.

He read the note. It was from an address he did not recognize. He had to go off in search for it.

((Now what?))

((You'll see... I'm building up a plot. I have to go in half and hour.))
He packed all of his things for a journey and set off to find the mysterious sender. But he had no idea where to go. He looked at the note. Still flabbergasted ((Oh how I love that word!)) he went to somebody who would be good with directions. He went to the post office, to find Hyphyri.

The person Hyphyri had been talking to froze, and confused, she turned around. She froze too, and bent her head. "G-Greetings, Lord Telistho..."

"I must talk to you," He looked at her friend "privately."

Hyphyri nodded and her friend darted out. "Yes?"

"Will you come with me? I need to find this person." He showed her the address.

Hyphyri looked at the address and nodded. "It's not close."

"Then take me." He said.

Hyphyri left a note so she wouldn't get fired and started on the way.

"Can I get a clue to where I am going?"

"It's in Grenadi, past the mountain ranges... I don't know how to describe it."

Telistho nodded. "Fine, any dangers we shall face?"

Hyphyri thought about that. "It depends on whether or not the dragons have left their caves for the winter yet."

Telistho suddenly stopped dead in his tracks, his eyes had a faraway look.

Hyphyri stopped as well. She wanted to ask what it was, but he was a god. She waited until he was ready to continue.

He came back to reality. "Destiny can change itself," he said more to himself than to Hyphyri.

Hyphyri was confused, but didn't question him.

"The dragons are still there," he continued to walk.

Hyphyri nodded and continued on. This would be harder than she had hoped.

"Gods can die one way, but that way is unknown. It could have something to do with dragons. I wasn't able to see you though."

She was still really confused, but didn't interrupt him.

"I have a power, I can see destiny. But I can only see the bad. Never have I seen good."

Hyphyri took a chance. "Well... wouldn't that be a good thing? I mean... If you never see good, than you never know what good things could happen to you! What kind of escape route there could be or something... But I apologize, I interrupted you..."

Telistho then looked at her and glared. "It's not a good thing to see people suffering and still be unable to help. It defies everything you know. It's a nightmare and if I could rid myself of this curse I would."

Hyphyri knew that he was a god, and she was defying a god... But she couldn't stop herself. "I'm sorry... but... Well, no matter how much bad stuff you see, everything good can be a surprise! And you can guard yourself against the bad stuff, because you saw it coming." Hyphyri thought about how he hadn't seen her... did that mean she was a good thing?

"Most times I can do nothing about it, and my visions are hazy. Nothing good surprises me, it's expected."

Hyphyri kept flying, confused. He said he saw bad stuff, not good, and yet the good stuff was expected?