<div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Character Sheet</div><div class="spoiler_body">https://www.myth-weavers.com/sheet.html#id=1198476</div></div><br/><br/><hr/><div class="floatleft">(http://i.imgur.com/aHM5OKz.jpg)</div>The embarrassed look did not fade from her face even as he laughed but her eyes were bright with thanks for not being overly concerned with the breach of protocol. Hearing him talk of his son made Moonshadow swallow hard. The elves came first, that was true, but there was a pang of guilt for her gut reaction. She could not deny what the Elder, the father, was saying. “Of course. I shall bring you news of Leander,” she planted her foot firmly and spoke the same, making her statement more of a vow.<br/><br/>It was not her place to question the wisdom of the Elder Council, but he could clearly see her face twist as she tried to hold back her disdain. If that is what was decided, then that was that. Moonshadow would never condone throwing their lot in with the humans and it took all her will not to protest. Humans. We were plenty strong without them. “I will do as you wish,” was all she said and left it at that.<br/><br/>Bowing to him a last time before departing, “No, I have no questions. And thank you Elder.” Her tone softened as did the look on her face, the neat lines and shape being quite pretty when she wanted them to be. She had heard rumors of Elder Korianthal’s youth but paid no heed to gossip. When he stood though, Moonshadow did sense the presence of a kindred spirit. Without hesitation, she spun on one heel and darted out the door to Moonlight. Smiling wildly before giving the elf holding the horse a dirty look and quickly interposed herself between the horse and the male, even giving him a little bump to be sure to know he wasn’t welcomed. Mounting the steed with a single elegant movement and leaned in, brushing the main and giving the horse a subtle press with her knees to start him into a cantor. The Tantamar Plains were waiting.