<strong><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 10pt;">Ayi'yan trying to make sense of her appointment.</span></strong><br/><br/><em>Well, if this wasn't just great.  There did not seem to be any reason for Ayi to be here, why, oh why, would the eldars test her patience like this?  Perhaps it was the test, being patient with no apparent course of action, a simple tour...</em><br/><br/>The questions rolled around in her mind as she stepped from the shadow and approached the priestess, with a natural smile that came from many years of practice.  "I am Ayi'yan, a humble member of this order.  I have been asked to show you around the temple, care to follow me?"<br/><br/>She lead her to the pinnacle in this elven peoples constructive histories and showed her the great hall.  A massive enclosure that could really not be described except to say that it was a perfect representation of the forest around them, as unique as every tree and leaf, yet a separate entity in which her people could worship.  In this case, it was diversionary, and Ayi knew it.<br/><br/>Slowly forming was the essence of her thoughts for the past few moments.  This priestess wanted something and Ayi was here to deny her.  Or she was her to deflect some attention that their order had gained...  No matter, this would just be another easy day approaching her sabbatical when she could forget this place for a while.  This was simply another step to getting there.<br/><br/>"Tell me about your interest in or order...?  What was it that drew you here if you don't mind the intrusion."  She asked the question, but the underlying tone in her voice suggested that it wasn't a question, more of an understood 'I get what I want' type of scenario.  She headed them back to the main library behind the great hall, their next best collection to wow their guests.