Post by Aine Erotes on Aug 25, 2013 14:30:13 GMT -5
Oh this Alekzander wasn’t the most subtle of creatures, now, was he? It amused her slightly, as she watched him ruin her lovely little riddle so bluntly. She loved playing games, and being mysterious, but this water elemental was a bit more forward. He pointed out that she was a Goddess, using a few insulting examples. She huffed, he hadn’t even heard of her?
“If you use that reasoning to find Gods and Goddesses, you won’t get very far. Not all Gods see themselves as mighty as I do- however not all Gods areas mighty as I am. But really, you’ve never once heard of the Celtic Goddess Aine?”
The Werebeast kindly pointed out her domain, and she gave him a smile and a wink as a reward for figuring it out. He was amused, laughing lightly, and poured them all a glass of the wine. He also complemented her, and she gave another dazzling smile. She absolutely loved compliments, and was intrigued by his suggestion.
“As Venus on Valentine’s Day, I could certainly use some fun. What do you suggest?” She replied, agreeing. She even threw out another name for the elemental. Not knowing who Aine was. She still huffed at the thought! Aine had many mythologies around her, and was even said to be Queen of the Fairies (A misconception and a confusion, the woman was instead the ancestor of the Air Elementals). The Irish held a feast on Midsummer night in her honor though, an advent that was truly held in her name, unlike she believed Valentine's Day to be.
“If you use that reasoning to find Gods and Goddesses, you won’t get very far. Not all Gods see themselves as mighty as I do- however not all Gods areas mighty as I am. But really, you’ve never once heard of the Celtic Goddess Aine?”
The Werebeast kindly pointed out her domain, and she gave him a smile and a wink as a reward for figuring it out. He was amused, laughing lightly, and poured them all a glass of the wine. He also complemented her, and she gave another dazzling smile. She absolutely loved compliments, and was intrigued by his suggestion.
“As Venus on Valentine’s Day, I could certainly use some fun. What do you suggest?” She replied, agreeing. She even threw out another name for the elemental. Not knowing who Aine was. She still huffed at the thought! Aine had many mythologies around her, and was even said to be Queen of the Fairies (A misconception and a confusion, the woman was instead the ancestor of the Air Elementals). The Irish held a feast on Midsummer night in her honor though, an advent that was truly held in her name, unlike she believed Valentine's Day to be.
