Areka was just about to answer Faust question when Serion made his appearance. Areka titled her head up and stared at Serion as he spoke. Yet again she was meeting another Vysstichi. From what she was told Serion was the true leader of the D'Rinishad house. He had worked it from the ground up recruiting Faust along the way. Then one day Serion had disappeared leaving the D'Rinishad's business to Faust.
Areka looked at Serion for the longest. It was if she was trying to study him with her eyes. She of course did not even think of it rude to stare at him for so long. She had simply been lost in thought once again.
"It is nice to finally meet you after being told you were alive. Fidelis first told me of Serion in Aelyria Prime, the you sent word he would be joining us here. As for the ring"
Speaking now to both Serion and Faust "She sent a letter inviting me to be her apprentice. This is the letter she sent, allow with the ring." She said as she spun the big ring around her tiny finger and handed the letter over.
Quote:
Mistress Areka D'Rinishad,
Greetings to you from Herozzal. May this letter find you in health and happiness.
I fear I am not much for pleasantries or small talk, so I will get to the point. Recent events in Herozzal have forced me to realize that, should I perish now, I would leave the house without an heir, my own children being either dead or disowned. I have no suitable immediate family, and so am looking to my extended family for potentials. Being female and of a young age, I would like to extend an invitation to you. Come to Herozzal, and I will train you and care for you as if you were my own daughter.
Enclosed is the house ring and a letter of passage, should you need it.
May Haya Bless Your Steps,
Zynoir D'Rinishad
Matron of House Vhileraen
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"Herozzal is just under Acumin right, maybe once we stop the other vysstichi we can go see your sister Serion...but I would like to know how to use this dagger before going to Acumin, I was not match for the drunken men in Vortex and I know my own kind will not pity me." Areka said with a slight lowering of her eyes when she spoke of the drunken men.