<div class="floatright"><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Raaneviirin</div><div class="spoiler_body">(http://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/0/0d/Feralelf.png)</div></div>  Where: Raan's enclosure<br/>  Tagging: Open</div>If he kept his eyes closed (and didn’t breathe through his nose) it was almost like he was in the woods, again, lazing in a quiet time between hunts. The light dappled through the leaves, and the wind twisted around them, making their whispers rise and fall. The bark at his back was hard and rough but he could feel the welcoming thrum of the young oak. In a very far-away and echoing manner, the tree was happy. The sun was out, the earth was rich and moist, and there was elves all around to augment the embers of magic it hoarded in its core. For such a young tree, it had suckled a lot of magic from its surroundings. Raan didn’t know what it meant, but so long as the tree was content it wasn’t a problem.<br/><br/>Gods, he was bored. So bored he was contemplating the inner workings of a<em>tree</em>, as if it could free him of his cage. He opened his eyes and let his amber eyes move over the pen he had been housed in for several seasons. As familiar as it was hated, it was barely a dozen strides wide and two dozen strides long, partially sheltered from the elements by a roof. A scattering of hay and reeds were there to soften the tiles underfoot, and a few feathered pillows were gathered there, too. Where he slept, when it rained or snowed. There was a low table, too, with stout legs. Much too heavy to be used as a weapon. The door was there, solid and utterly unmoveable.<br/><br/>He looked away from it, to where the tiles gave way to grass. Weeds and herbs tangled in the unmanaged grasses, and the flowers they bloomed attracted a bee or two. The tree he was curled under was away from the door - but close to the area the guards and the<em>clients</em>would come to stare in from.<br/><br/>He hated them, but almost wished for someone to come by and offer distraction.