Taletevirion
First mention (by name): Interlude – The First and Last of Us
First appearance: Interlude – Quiet Discussions
Species: Unicorn
Status: Alive
- Champion of the Canopied Path
- Champion of the Woodless
- Gladeswalker
- Last of the Eight Blademasters of Vale
- Taletevirion of Herd Houwel
- The Cleansing Sword
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| Interlude – The First and Last of Us | “Taletevirion. What are you doing here?” |
| Interlude – The First and Last of Us | The last Unicorn of the Vale Forest, Taletevirion, trotted left and right, eying the hoard and cave with distaste. |
| Interlude – The First and Last of Us | He was quick. But the Taletevirion of the modern day struck a contrast to those who had come before. And the Dragon remembered them all. |
| Interlude – The First and Last of Us | He had no shame. And he was probably why a good portion of Izril’s horses were so famously capable. Teriarch had heard when an impulsive [Lady] had bought some of the finest horses from overseas, Taletevirion had stayed on Walchaís lands for two decades. And nearly died of dehydration. |
| Interlude – The First and Last of Us | Knowing that definitely put a damper on the awe of meeting Taletevirion for the first time. But then—Teriarch could not blame him like he held Eldavin, himself, to account. |
| Interlude – The First and Last of Us | He was done with it all and had said as much. It was one of the reasons, actually, that the two had kept in very sporadic contact. They were both done—only, Taletevirion meant it. |
| Interlude – The First and Last of Us | Now, he had come to see what had woken the Dragonlord of Flame from his long isolation. As Taletevirion looked around, he could see no clues—but he sensed them. |
| Interlude – The First and Last of Us | Someone died here. Someone powerful—Taletevirion glanced at Teriarch. Which made no sense. Or rather, it did and he would have expected it for any number of reasons, but why was the Dragonlord here? |
| Interlude – The First and Last of Us | Actually, two people had died here recently. But one was definitely mortal, and the other was definitely immortal or highly magical. Plus the other Dragon…Taletevirion’s face wrinkled up, and he stuck out his tongue as he sensed a final presence. |
| Interlude – The First and Last of Us | “Taletevirion.” |
| Interlude – The First and Last of Us | Without a word, Teriarch levitated the largest bowl and whisk in the world down, and tea leaves and water flew about him. There was an art to it, and even sleepy, he paused to let Taletevirion purify the water. |
| Interlude – The First and Last of Us | With unique drinking vessels. A ‘bucket’ for Taletevirion that was made to stand such that he didn’t have to dip his head far, a stand of old jade. Teriarch had a more cup-like vessel, which he levitated up and down, blowing and sipping. |
| Interlude – The First and Last of Us | The flat response and look in his eyes said it all. Taletevirion snorted. |
| Interlude – The First and Last of Us | He was beginning to enjoy himself, and Taletevirion regretted having to break Teriarch’s growing enthusiasm. But he did, coughing to one side. |
| Interlude – The First and Last of Us | Well, he looked awful. Not much worse since the last time Taletevirion had seen him, but that wasn’t saying much. And from the way he flexed his wings and winced, he was having some kind of muscle pain. |
| Interlude – The First and Last of Us | Taletevirion should have come centuries ago. The Unicorn felt that guilt—and accepted it. He should have raced the Dragon, coaxed him out of his cave. But the Dragonlord was so stubborn—he had half feared he’d spend another three months arguing with him to keep his eyes open and listen. |
| Interlude – The First and Last of Us | “In short—and I will thank you to mind your tongue until after I have conveyed my information—the situation has changed, Taletevirion. Dramatically. I—we are called to war.” |
| Interlude – The First and Last of Us | “We are called by the dead, Taletevirion. You did not see…ghosts? When Fetohep warned us of Seamwalkers, did not a single ghost come to you and warn you?” |
| Interlude – The First and Last of Us | “Eldavin is my simulacrum—an accident left him with some of my memories and independent will. He cannot be reasoned with, nor do I trust him. Nor was I able to best him and remove his presence. I went to Calanfer to inspire and dare the Terandrian kingdoms to come to the new lands. To level and forge connections. I did reveal myself—just as I met the Wyrm of Ailendamus and the immortal cabal therein to try and make peace and a lasting alliance. That failed, but we have some accord. All this is in service to fighting a power older than your forest, Taletevirion. Something is back—and the lands of the dead have become the first casualty in this conflict.” |
| Interlude – The First and Last of Us | When he was done, the Unicorn looked at the Brass Dragon for a long, long time. Not as if he were crazy, but just taking in the magnitude of it all. And here was one who could believe and understand because he had lived through times as dramatic and crazy. What Taletevirion said, after all that, was simple. |
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