<div class="floatleft">(https://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/thumb/3/3c/Brennisen.jpg/478px-Brennisen.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Brennisen Miller.<br/><strong>Class:</strong>Ranger.<br/><strong>Time:</strong>Patchwall, 7, 577 CY, Evening.<br/><strong>Location: </strong>Idle Boar Inn common room<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>All<br/><strong>Content Warning: </strong>None.<br/><br/><br/><hr/><br/>Brennisen watched with growing interest how her friend fitted the other pieces together with those of hers and Enastril's.  Eventually the pieces formed the whole seamlessly.  By that time, it didn't seem so surprising, as the way the pieces fit together and had come together in the possession of so many different individuals who just happened to all be seated at the same table at the same time, had begun to seem too much like a coincidence in the young ranger's mind to actually be one.  Sometimes coincidence was just too coincidental to be mere coincidence.<br/><br/>The young ranger's training had been more grounded in reality than some in the magical or esoteric fields of study.  Hers was the natural world and there was explanation for all that occurred there.  Of magical things, she knew little, and left such knowledge to those who had an aptitude for it, such as her high elf friend.  But still, even to the eyes of the half-elf ranger, there was certain meaning in signs and portents.  The current situation seemed to fit that category to a spooky degree.<br/><br/>Spooky because as Kirien fit the pieces together and began to feel the pull of the strings of Fate in her life, Brennisen instinctively picked up on her friend's mood in the same way an animal companion might pick up on the mood of it's master.  For the young ranger, magic was mysterious, and the way that Fate played a role in people's lives was just as unknowable.  But instinct was a very real thing, one that Brennisen had long ago learned to pay attention to.<br/><br/>Her instinct was calling to her now to make what observation she could about the amulet that had taken shape before her eyes.  "It is as much of a mystery to me as to anyone. I can't lay claim to the knowledge of magic that you can, Kirien.  But the symbols on the thing remind me of the sun either rising over the mountains, or setting over them.  I don't recognize that sign, but the way all those pieces have come together from all of us speaks of a riddle that needs to be solved.  I agree, for my part, that if we don't have the knowledge among us to solve it, we should take the mystery to someone who does.  But even if that were not the reason for doing so, you know that I will follow where you go, my friend.  Someone has to protect you from the dangers of the road.  That has been my role when 'ere you traveled since I met you.  I won't shirk it now."<br/>