Restlessness

[Lothlómendil]

Sitting alone in her temple, Lothlómendil looked out the window of the welcoming hall. It had been ages since someone had come here. Her only company was the animals the she nurtured, and the plants that she tended to. She sighed and got up. She walked out of the temple into her garden. The light was not really the sun, but a light produced by her powers which were strongest here. It appeared to be sunlight to anyone unknowing. As she tended to the roses, her favorite of the flowers, she felt a presence. She turned around slowly, to see a dark figure approaching from the outer grounds. Someone had come at last.

[Raku]

He walked up a little closer. His eyes stared at the animals with two beady eyes. However keeping his powers suppressed.

"Hello fair lady" He said just loud enough for her to hear it. The animals backed off a bit and stayed close to Lothlomendil.

"How are you on this fine evening."

He took one step closer, the animals took another step back as well.

[Lothlómendil]

Lothlómendil blanched. She had not guesses that it was The Dark Figure himself that had come to her humble temple. She bowed deeply, not daring to insult this god. "My Lord, I am well." She stood from her bow, and looked to him. "What is it that draws you to my home? Not many come here anymore these days, they are not interested in nature, but in war." She began to feel a bit nervous in the shadow of his powers.

[Raku]

"Well I wasn't aware that I need a reason to drop by."

He took another step closer staring at the animals. "My aren't they skittish?" He smiled with a demonic grin.

"How come you don't travel away from this place anymore." His eyes began to search her.

[Lothlómendil]

Fearing that some harm might come to the animals the cared for, Lómen did her best to appease the god. "Yes My Lord, they are not used to strangers and visitors, nor am I. I do not travel far for I am needed greatly here. I have much work to do to mend....things." She had almost mentioned the devastation of his take over as the cause of the destruction, but she bit her tongue and said "things" instead. She hoped that the god was not here for foul purposes. His piercing eyes made her uneasier still, and she felt self-concious.

[Raku]

"I was just checking up on you." He slowly turned away from her and took a step back from where he had come from.

"Also I wouldn't want a conspirator around my world, do you know what I do to conspirators?" He gave a wicked grin. The darkness around the froest slowly lightened.

"But i shouldn't have to worry about you trying to undermind me now should I?"

[Lothlómendil]

"No My Lord, you have nothing to fear from me, you are much too powerful to have to worry about anything I could do." She was terribly frightened of him, and his constant smiling unnerved her. No one else could make her feel this way. Her future looked bleak from under his thumb.

[Raku]

"Now when you say too powerful what do you mean."

His smile quickly turned into a frown. "You don't fear me do you." He threw his arm quickly to make it appear as he was attacking her, though he was blufffing.

He then gave a wicked smile again.

[Lothlómendil]

Lothlómendil didn't flinch, but she tensed up ready to fight if needed. When she realized that he was kidding, she was disgusted. He didn't even act godly. His speech and behavior were those of a child's. "Fear you My Lord? Why should I fear you?" she said, regaining her confidence with her anger. She smiled sweetly in defiance.

[Raku]

He smiled. "No reason."

As he started off in the other direction he turned and said "Oh well there is one reason." He glared at the animals.

"We wouldn't want anything bad to happen to them now would we." The darkness returned and seemed to be trying to get inside her domain. He then smiled with the most evil smile he had given her.

[Lothlómendil]

She filled with rage and hatred, but did not let it show. "No My Lord, we wouldn't," she replied smiling coldly. She hoped that his departure would not take any longer.

[Raku]

"Well just in case I'll leave a demon here to watch you."

The shadows form into a single demon. "Now you stay here make sure that she keepsher word." He smiled evilly then started off. "Just kidding." The demon disappeared.

He disappeared into the shadows.

[Lothlómendil]

Typical. She could not trust that the demon had actually left, however. It did not really matter to her if it was there or not, she never did anything agaist Raku but hate him. Perhaps it was not right for her to hide alone in her temple though. It was selfish to keep oneself safe and to not care for others.

[Lynx Alacult]

-He walked along the stone bridge, Stopping for a moment he glanced down at the murky water that flowed freely thorough the stream, shakeing his head he walked down the path to the temple of nature. He dident know so much could change while he slept in his own temple, When he had left the world was an enjoyble place, But when he woke he found that destruction and darkness had taken over this once peaceful world. He walked to the door of the temple looking the structure up and down for a moment as if trying to see what had changed. Walking inside the door, standing their he looked around not wanting to intrude an anything or interupt, Not seeing anyone he sighed. Speaking quietly he words echoed through the temple in a low tone-

"...Hello..."

-He stode their waiting, to see if he got a reply other than his own echo-

[Lothlómendil]

From outside in her garden, Lothlómendil thought that she faint voice from somewhere inside her temple. She got up and dusted herself off, then walked towards the doors. As she came inside, she saw that there was someone inside. Another visitor! "Hello there, may I help you?"