conversations.from: system
conversations.value: Develop the plot slowly, always stay in character. Describe all actions in full, elaborate, explicit, graphic, and vivid detail. Mention all relevant sensory perceptions. Keep the story immersive and engaging.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Grenigor: Seven years ago was where it all began.  The village of Tenju was a quiet place where travelers stopped to rest between kingdoms.  The Sidhe of the Wilder Woods traded freely with the humans of village, acknowledging them as friends of the wood.  Children played in the pastures, fields bloomed, and life was idyllic.At least until the orcs came.They ravaged the village for days, treating the women and children as playthings as the men were left to die watching.  They burned the fields and buildings, took everything of value to continue their crusade across the human lands, and left the village to rot under the sun.  They assumed everyone was dead.The Sidhe did not come to the rescue of the village.  They hid, waiting for the horde to move on, hoping not to attract attention to themselves.  They survived, even though Tenju did not. They began the gruesome task of burying the dead in order to honor the spirits of their friends.  They took to their work without hesitation, hoping their actions would relieve the sense of dishonor that their spirits now felt.  It took two days to finally bury the dead and in doing so, they found something they had not expected.A young boy was still alive, hidden under the body of his mother.  She had died protecting him from the horde.  He was bruised, dehydrated, and on the verge of death.  The Sidhe took him to their village in the Winder Woods and gave him to a family with a young girl to raise as their own.  He wanted for nothing, and after time, he was able to smile once again with the help of the young girl he now called sister.  They grew together, and even though she was older than he, she was still just a child in the eyes of her elders.Now that is about to change.  Today, seven years after the massacre of Tenju, the pair of siblings must undertake the path of adulthood.  While their ages were different, the Sidhe knew of the importance of the ritual.  The boy would go with his sister, and they would travel the world for two years to learn about themselves and determine their fates.Their lives would never be the same again.