<strong>Aramis Leiath<br/>Time: Early Afternoon, Day 1<br/>Location: Observatory<br/>Tagged: Neria Zatherial</strong><br/><br/>Aramis smiled seeing the elf priestess get wide eyed and child-like almost with his workshop and observatory.<strong>"This is my classroom and my own private chambers as well through another set of stairs though I'll only show that after this tour. The stars above give power to the arcane arts, particularly with enchanting. If I know a constallation of warcraft is in proper alignment with our world and is burning beautifully at night then I can tell straight away that I should probably enchant a weapon of some sort as it will be more powerful. But in other aspects the stars can also enhance a mages power considerably. Magic can wax an wane just as any moon can, and the stronger the connection one has with his stars the greater their power becomes in ways. Also theres nothing quite like looking upon a star or planet so closely that it could fit into your hands."<strong> Aramis said walking along towards the giant telescope in question. Allow me to put this in perspective. If the star that represents Sune appears brilliantly overhead then by retrospect your magic could improve until it is no longer within its apex."</strong> <br/><br/>He would then step over to the seat of the telescope and then asks <strong>"Care to have a look at what I am watching right now?"</strong> He said with a slight smile. <strong>"The workshop and summoners circles are down below the steps and through the eastern door as you can probably tell. That is where I perform my own private experiments and it is where I research magic, and of course perform enchantments to say scribe scrolls, weave magic to magically endow an item with it and so forth. This place is ideal for one who wanted to learn magic as anything you could hope for is right here at ones fingertips. A paradise for my kind."</strong> He would help her should she take up his offer to have a look letting her see a beautiful constellation of stars that shimmered in the heavens clear as one could see. It was upon the constellation of the lovers, perhaps a set of stars she was familiar with.</strong>