[Erenthril Mael'tharias]

OOC: Many apologies for the delay.

Erenthril seemed to buck and toss like a ship out at sea as he travelled the air currents, propulsion probably the only thing keeping him on a somewhat-straight course as he drafted about in the sky like a kite in a breeze. A quick glance to his left confirmed a blurry object slowly building on the horizon. It seemed to be…strengthening. The eye of the storm? A hurricane? …no wonder the Podesta was so concerned. The wall of clouds was even more ominous, and instinctively the Syl’rosyian Elflord felt as if he owed something to these people. He felt a challenge brooding quietly in his midst, the walls presenting an obstacle to his spell shaping abilities. Perhaps he could save them. Perhaps he could save all of them. Yet it was Mother Nature he would be confronting, and this was of the natural sort rather than anything magical. The Oracle had predicted as much. His mind paused, tracing back to her. Would she survive the encounter? In that poorly carved stone hovel she called a home? She was just as much at risk as the rest of them.

He sketched a mental note to go and find her, bring her to safety as soon as he could.

Erenthril bit his lip and continued to strive forward, the parapets of the Castle and the Kalendryan Observatory slowly coming into view as he closed the distance between him and the tower. The Central Tower was the tallest point in Chelseanna, and Erenthril marveled at the two figures upon it at this very moment. The lantern was nothing short of ingenuity to still be functioning so well in such inclement weather, and as the Elementalist landed, he immediately set forward towards the screaming man in red. His brow furrowed a bit at the manner of his speech – the Castle was the safest place? What was it with those seals then? Shaking his head, he quickly ducked and tried to lower his center of gravity as he jogged up to the man.

“The Podesta is breaking the seals! They’re going to evacuate!” he yelled, voice deeper than it usually was as a bellow of air escaped his lungs.