<strong>Name</strong>;  Eldrith Lightstone, Rose Blackthorne, and Zachariah's remains<br/><strong>Location</strong>;  The Prancing Pony in Everesta<br/><strong>Time</strong>;  12 noon. ish.  A new day....a new trial<br/><strong>Tagged</strong>;  Everyone attending Zachariah's funeral.<br/><br/>A funeral for a PC was unheard of, so no one really knew how to go about it save to do what they normally did for a NPC.  If they followed a god or goddess they'd prepare the body according to that religion's way and go from there but this was something altogether different.  It wasn't unheard of for people to trade out an older PC for a new one and sometimes they had a little ceremony to signify the switch, but this wasn't the case here.  There was not going to be a 'rebirth' of any kind.  The forums were abuzz with the news of what had happened, and while most people believed it to be some kind of fancy event cooked up by the GMs of Eden, those that had been directly involved new better.  Eldrith was taken out of her thoughts by Victoria Blaze as she was hugged by the lavamancer, her eyes open in shock for the briefest of moments before she registered who it was.  Today had been stressful enough because of what had happened in reality not so long ago, and now she had to figure out how to bury her best friend in the only place she could now since New York was out of reach for her.  "Thank you....Lady Blaze.  You have no idea how much it means to me to have you here today.  You're right though, no one saw this coming."  She replied, barely above a whisper as she managed to hug the mage, feeling better thanks to her soothing fires she had wrapped around herself for Eldrith's benefit probably.  When they broke away she looked to where she'd been told Zachariah was currently located...what was left of him anyway.  The building was a church dedicated to Meilikki, the last recorded goddess he had once followed before becoming a demon hunter.  "I have no idea how I'm going to get through this Victoria.  Today...has been trying enough already.  And it's only going to get worse before it gets better I'm sure."