Adel strolled lazily alongside Theo, not far from Felagund Monastery. Theo was a young teen just about an entire head shorter than Adel, with short, messy ash blond hair and bright gray eyes. Pointed ears gave way to his elven heritage, though it was uncertain whether he was only part elven or a full blooded elf. Since meeting the hunter, his own attire had changed to mimic Adel's. He wore earth toned cloaks and tunics, paired with loose fitting trousers or breeches. He had even taken to wearing a large belt to hang pouches from, but rather than katars hanging to the side, he kept his panflute there.
As they walked, Adel turned his coppery gaze aside towards the monastery, eying it lazily. There had always been a question that lingered at the back of his mind when it came to the location, but he never thought to actually ask it. Not until now, at least. "Who's Felagund?"
Flabbergasted, Theo stopped in his tracks to stare up at Adel. "You don't know?"
Grinning, Adel shrugged his shoulders. "Perhaps I do, and I'm simply asking you so you can answer and waste our time. No, I don't know. I barely know of any of Tel'Seldrine you-"
Theo interjected to correct Adel - politely, of course. "Tel'Seladrine."
"Whatever." Adel chuckled as he waved a hand dismissively. "Is Felagund another one of those gods you all seem to hold in such high esteem?"
"A god?" Laughing merrily, the elven lad shook his head. "No, he's not." He started sprinting forward, so that he could catch up with Adel, who still continued to walk. Reaching towards the ground, he picked up a large rock and tossed it back and forth between his hands. "Erestor Felagund was a hero, though! He helped people and slayed a lot of monsters just like you do." Theo looked almost starstruck for a moment, before he turned to throw the rock towards a nearby tree, missing it by a good deal. Making a face of annoyance, he kept on talking. "That's why they named the monastery after him."
"Is it now?" Quirking a brow in thought, Adel grinned then cocked his chin up in a haughty gesture. "If he and I are so much alike then perhaps it's time for change. The monastery ought to be named after me."
Theo fought back a snicker before shaking his head adamantly, and spoke quietly. "You can't say such things Adel! If I'Amandil heard, he would have a fit. Felagund was a saint, and I'Amandil doesn't think very highly of you..."
"You just said he did much of what I did. So how far apart could we truly be?" Adel's grin faded to a more serious expression, however. "Tell me specifically of this Erestor guy, then. What did he do to be considered a saint?"
As they walked, Adel turned his coppery gaze aside towards the monastery, eying it lazily. There had always been a question that lingered at the back of his mind when it came to the location, but he never thought to actually ask it. Not until now, at least. "Who's Felagund?"
Flabbergasted, Theo stopped in his tracks to stare up at Adel. "You don't know?"
Grinning, Adel shrugged his shoulders. "Perhaps I do, and I'm simply asking you so you can answer and waste our time. No, I don't know. I barely know of any of Tel'Seldrine you-"
Theo interjected to correct Adel - politely, of course. "Tel'Seladrine."
"Whatever." Adel chuckled as he waved a hand dismissively. "Is Felagund another one of those gods you all seem to hold in such high esteem?"
"A god?" Laughing merrily, the elven lad shook his head. "No, he's not." He started sprinting forward, so that he could catch up with Adel, who still continued to walk. Reaching towards the ground, he picked up a large rock and tossed it back and forth between his hands. "Erestor Felagund was a hero, though! He helped people and slayed a lot of monsters just like you do." Theo looked almost starstruck for a moment, before he turned to throw the rock towards a nearby tree, missing it by a good deal. Making a face of annoyance, he kept on talking. "That's why they named the monastery after him."
"Is it now?" Quirking a brow in thought, Adel grinned then cocked his chin up in a haughty gesture. "If he and I are so much alike then perhaps it's time for change. The monastery ought to be named after me."
Theo fought back a snicker before shaking his head adamantly, and spoke quietly. "You can't say such things Adel! If I'Amandil heard, he would have a fit. Felagund was a saint, and I'Amandil doesn't think very highly of you..."
"You just said he did much of what I did. So how far apart could we truly be?" Adel's grin faded to a more serious expression, however. "Tell me specifically of this Erestor guy, then. What did he do to be considered a saint?"