<div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote"><a href="https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=46369.msg2336382#msg2336382">Quote from: Faeylin on 13-10-2009, 21:24:14</a></div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote"><strong>Lillian Montague</strong>, Front Lawn of Avonleigh [Marcus Dupont, Richard Dupont, Frederick Martin, Kolette de Brest, Ivy Montague, Sylria the Elf, Ashley Browley, Alfreic Slate, Imogene Campbell, Lillian Montague, Bella]<br/><br/>Lillian laughed as Sylria spoke, as if the pair were gossiping and Sylria had just told her a joke. "No, I don't peg you for the type. I don't think I'd find you half as interesting if you were just another limp doll." She put one of her hands over Sylria's, and then added, "Now hold on tight. We're going to be riding very, very fast and I don't want you to fall of. As long as you don't let go of me, I promise you'll be safe,"<br/><br/>The older of the Montague sisters kicked her mare in the sides, and the beast immediately launched into a sprint, tearing down the long driveway of Avonleigh. "Hyah!" she called out, and the beast began to gain speed. Dust spewed out behind them, and the wind whipped their hair furiously about. For the speed at which they moved, Lillian's mare was very comfortable; after the shock of sudden movement wore off, the two girls would both find themselves more or less at ease atop the swift horse.<br/></blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><br/><strong>Sylria</strong>, The Hunt [Marcus Dupont, Richard Dupont, Frederick Martin, Kolette de Brest, Ivy Montague, Sylria the Elf, Ashley Browley, Alfreic Slate, Imogene Campbell, Lillian Montague, Bella]<br/><br/>I hold on with slightly gritted teeth and reply, my voice unsteady. "Wonderful.  I need to remember to try and avoid horses as much as possible in the future.  Mind, I<em>am</em>thankful to you for taking me in, Lady Lillian, but something is wrong around here.  Ashley seems to agree with me, too.  We were going to investigate the house, but talking out here seemed like a good idea.  After all, how often do you see a book bleed on you?"