<div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Spoiler: Click to Show/Hide</div><div class="spoiler_body">Please note that this post was made primarily with voice to text then edited.  Because of this I may have mistakes or misspellings that I missed.</div></div><br/><br/>Tehr once again bowed to the fey creatures of the forest before taking his leave of them.  He was careful to leave in the most respectful manner possible, allowing the small pixie to ride upon his shoulder or the pommel of his horse Goldie’s saddle.  Once Roselyn the pixie and he were far enough from the Glade that he felt at ease he addressed Tia and asked her the direction of her home.   Rosalyn and he would mount up upon their horses once the forest had cleared out enough to do so.  But he was careful to stay on alert, watching for any further attacks by owlbears.<br/><br/>He was also very careful to watch what he said in the presence of this diminutive fey creature he did not know her and he trusted her even less than he did River Song the nymph.  For fey creatures were known to be mercurial and at times vindictive.  He would do nothing to offend or aggravate the tiny pixie, and if conversation we're joined he would make sure that his speech was only complementary and submissive to the tiny fey.  If the truth were to be told she would only feel better once you were clear of the forest and on his way back to Londonium.   Even taking a gift from the tiny creature might have some risk for while he had performed a service for them in slaying the owlbear, one did not take gifts from fey creatures lightly.  His hand held tightly the couch that now contain the acorns bearing the fey rune that mother dryad had given him.  Even without casting a magical spell he could sense the dormant power, the life energy, that the acorns contained.  He wondered why he had been given a couple of acorn instead of just one.  The acorns to birth twin dryads?   all of his research had said that particular type of a creature was only female so he knew that one was not a male.  Was he to separate the acorns let them flourish in different areas or were they supposed to remain together?  He did not know.  He did know that he would have to keep them safe until such a time that they could find root in soil on his ancestral home.   he thought that keeping them in his medical laboratory on the third floor of Hewthorne Hall would probably be safe enough.<br/><br/>His mind had wandered and he was somewhat surprised when the diminutive pixie finally stopped them and told them they were at her home.   he was eager to see what this reward was and then to be back on his way home.   After securing a hiding spot inside of his laboratory for the acorns, he did need to discuss the morning’s events with Rosalyn, and also he still had to go see the archmage.<br/><br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Spoiler: Click to Show/Hide</div><div class="spoiler_body">Out of character -  I thought that it might be interesting that if he keeps the acorns stored in his Workshop where he works with Primal energy frequently maybe that  might have some effect on the dryads once they are born. Just a thought. </div></div>