Nellethiel stood up as well, looking around. "Well, that forest right there is my home one. We're actually a lot closer than I thought we were."

Brenoide came back up and guided Adinar to the bed where she sat down with two glasses and a wine bottle. "I don't know how alcohol tolerant you are, but, I think I'm pretty tolerant, but then again I never remember....so." She smiled and pasued to give him and long kiss.

Ragnoth nodded. "As long as you know where we are. Alright, you can lead the way obviously." He took her arm his his. "It's going to be fine."

Adinar smiled and poured them both a glass, giving her a one armed hug. "The fact that you never remember might be an argument against that?"

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"It's not too far to Lantaiel," Nellethiel said, leading the way into the woods.

Brenodie sipped at the wine before gulping it all down in one go. She poured herself another glass. "Maybe." she said smiling up at him. She took the tie out of her hair and let the matted thick strings of her wavey black hair plop down on her shoulders. She shook her head to free it even more.

Ragnoth followed Nel into the forest where he sang a variety of his own poems. "I spent a lot of time in the forests of the world, there is so much to tell about them."

Adinar chuckled and finished his glass before studying her. He was so big that this amount of alcohol didn't do anything to him.

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"It starts to look more and more like the Feywild the deeper you go," Nellethiel said quietly.

Brenodie sipped at her second glass. "What are you looking at. You are just waiting and counting the second and glasses till I get drunk arn't you?"

Ragnoth nodded. "Feywild is so beautiful. The feys and faries, the faeries and fairys."

"Not at all," Adinar said with a smile, kissing her cheek. "You're the loveliest thing in this room. Of course I'm looking at you."

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"The eladrin, too. Their cities are lovely," Nellethiel said with a smile. She lead him through the woods, fond memories cropping up as they went deeper.

Brenodie crossed her arms. "So if Nellethiel was here you'd be looking at her, right?" she asked sipping at her wine far from ceremoniously.

Ragnoth inhaled deeply the scents of the forest around them. "Ah, the eladrin. Curious sort. You are just an elf, right?"

"You are much prettier than Nellethiel," Adinar said with a chuckle, curling a big arm around her shoulders.

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"Yeah, just an elf. I had some eladrin friends when I was growing up," Nellethiel said with a smile.

Brenodie poured Adinar another glass, while sipping at her own. "Well, good. Because outta all of us she's the only competition. And yes, me, of all people is the jealous type. As if I had a right you know?" she forced the glass to Adinar's lips and kissed his chin.

Ragnoth nodded. "But you aren't a wood elf. You are a...high elf, a...elf?" he asked curiously. "I'm just human. I know. Boring right?"

Adinar took the glass and laughed. "No competition with you, I assure you," he said with a smile.

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"I am a wood elf, actually," Nellethiel said with a laugh. "Maybe some moon elf along the line somewhere. And nothing about humans is boring."

Brenodie practically fell into a kiss with him, wine dripping and streaming down her arm. She did noticed this and brought her tongue up her arm to lap it up. "Nothing wasted." she advised him with a poke on the chest before she finished her second glass of wine and poured herself a third.

Ragnoth nodded. "Oh, I see. Well, there are so many races out there, and humans seem to be the round-eared normals."

Adinar chuckled. "You should try drinking it a little more slowly. What's the rush?" he asked.

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"Actually, traveling through human lands was very different. Didn't seem normal at all. I learned so much," Nellethiel said with a smile.

Brenodie moved to sit next to him as she slowly sipped at her third glass. "You're right. Sorry, was always in a rush to drink sometimes." She leaned against him. "Hey, Adinar, Zil said you look at my funny."

Ragnoth looked to her surprised. "Not normal? How so? It seems incredible to me now that you say that."

"Really?" Adinar asked, enjoying his new glass and putting a small arm around her. "Is that good or not?"

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"Well, not normal for me," Nellethiel said with a smile. "I'd never been around anyone but elves, fey, and eladrin."