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@aviendha Cool, thanks. I'm still trying to figure out what exactly the block is going to be, but I'm sure Ill have plenty of time to think of it during class tomorrow. I thought about it having something to do with weaving or spinning wool, but I don't know yet. I'm going to sleep, for now, though. I'll work on this again tomorrow night
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I'm working on my character (I don't think I'll have the private sheet done tonight though) and I'm wondering if poor farmers in the middle of nowhere in this age may have superstitions against using the one power? I'm super rusty on my lore and I've been reading a lot of wiki pages, I read the series a couple years ago. I think I may pick it up again now though. I'm also thinking of giving my character a minor block but I'm wondering if its possible she could've actually become a full Aes Sedai without overcoming it (which I'm thinking is a no, if someone knew about it)
@aviendha I'll take the Blue Ajah. :) Is there an established leader of it at this time?

I should have it up around Saturday or Sunday if that works. Unless I happen to completely finish tonight, but I doubt that, I have a bit of work to do.
I'm interested.
Do you think there are too many Aes Sedai already? I was thining originally to make one from the Black Ajah, but I think there's already one on the other page, so maybe Blue.
If you already have a lot, maybe I could flesh out Tetsuan, if you'd be alright with or prefer that?
The uneventful walk through the hellish realm had Aveca on edge. She was shocked to be there, and despite her amazement, she strongly wished for nothing but to get in and get right back out. In the back of her mind, she wondered if it would even be possible to get out, or if closing the gate would close them inside. The thought of being stuck in this realm made her insides turn. She found herself glancing at the mutilated corpses in the area every now and then, and despite being accustomed to seeing gore as a healer, the expressions on those poor souls made her uncomfortable.
The silence was so disconcerting that Aveca probably would’ve loosed an arrow at a falling pebble. She kept one knocked but didn’t draw. When the group turned around to find one of their party members in a spike trap, Aveca’s first instinct at seeing someone immobile was to rush forwards and help. She didn’t even take a step before she saw that he was very, very dead. A few seconds later, an imperial woman surged towards the corpse and shouted a few profanities.
“Curse this damned place! I did not wish for this; all I had to do was rescue that stupid priest! You lot can stay here and die for all I care; And the Gods can get fucked. None of this is my fate, and I'm doing as I please from here on out. Going into Oblivion... who's bright idea was that?!" Aveca thought briefly that no one had even asked her. She had seemed a little reluctant, but the nord had thought that she was just a bit of a reluctant hero. Still, her brimming irritation fizzled out quickly as a Dremora stepped out from behind a rock and slammed into her. He lifted her with his mace and threw her into the molten lava. As her body neared the lava, her body ignited from the head and rested atop the molten rock until she was reduced to ashes. Left with little to think about, Aveca barely noticed the altmer man launch himself at the Daedra who had killed the imperial woman.
She quickly turned her attention to another enemy; the arrow she already had knocked on her arrow was quickly drawn back and loosed into the meat of a Dremora churl. It stuck home deep in his side, but the thing barely seemed to notice. It noticed her and charged directly at her. Fear struck her, as she wasn’t accustomed to one on one combat. Her first instinct was to drop her bow and raise her arms to cast a spell. She released a flash bolt directly into the Daedra’s bare face. The offshoot of flames stunned it, but fire probably hadn’t been the best choice for her, she realized. The thing lived in these realms, maybe it could even trudge through lava on its own. She thought that was an exaggeration, though.
Quickly, she attempted a new approach. While the Dremora shook the flames from its face, Aveca grabbed the front of the beast’s armor and released Cold Touch into its being. The spell shot into its center and she watched the creature seize up. It went rigid and, as a finishing blow, the Nord grabbed an arrow from her quiver and jabbed it into the churl’s exposed neck. Dark coloured blood gushed out of the wound and onto her pale hand. She wrenched the arrow out and an extra spurt of blood hit her clothing. She was small and was almost pulled to the ground with the body, but she shoved it off herself and stumbled back a step.
She examined the arrow in her hand, but found that it was unusable. The arrowhead had torn off inside of the neck. She tossed it aside and it tumbled down into the molten lava, combusting into flame before it even touched the liquid. The rush of adrenaline was still coursing through her as the looked over her blood-soaked right hand.
As Aveca studied the fray, searching for a target to place the arrow she had knocked on her bow, she watched the gates swing open. She was impressed at the speed with which the imperial woman had achieved her task. Since she was farther from the gates than her companions, as she was ranged, the others made their way over a few dozen feet ahead of her. Most of the daedra had already been dispatched, but a scamp appeared in a burst of flame off to her side. Aveca drew back her arrow and released it into the meat of the demon's chest. She knocked another arrow as she moved, for safety, but did not encounter another demon before catching up to her companions.

She arrived next to the mostly quiet group in time to see the Argonian enter the gate without a word. For a moment, gazing into the fiery gate, she wondered if they'd even be able to pass through it the way the demons had. It was possible, she thought, that it may burn them. She half expected the man to fall to the ground, burnt, midway through, but he simply disappeared through the gate with no incident. Aveca's area of expertise really had nothing to do with otherworldly realms, and she felt nerves tense in her stomach as she stood slightly behind the others. She knew she had the courage to go through, but she still didn't want to be the next to rush in. She wasn't sure what to expect on the other side.
As the chapel doors were opened and the immediate area was deemed clear for the moment, Aveca pulled her bow off her back and strung and arrow to it. She hung back slightly, as that was the place of the archer, as some of the stronger members of their group headed out of the doors, swords raised high. The fighting thickened outside of the doors as she approached.

Almost as soon as they were out in the city, Aveca heard the Imperial woman should, "You lot deal with these! I'll get the damned city gates open." Aveca only gave it a passing thought as she set about fighting the demons. Someone, she supposed, would have to get the gate open. She couldn't imagine some of these heavily armoured warriors scaling the walls the way the small woman had done to get in. She turned her attention to the swarms of spawn.

From her distance from the battle, she lined up a few very careful shots. She drew her arrow back to her chin and let it fly, catching a scamp in the side of its neck. She felt the muscles in her arms as she lined up a shot at a clannfear and hit it in the side of the head. It slumped to the ground where it was, just as it was about to join the fight. She aimed deeper in the fighting for another scamp, but her arrow flew just past it. Luckily, it didn't hit anything else.

As she was so focused on her shooting, Aveca barely noticed that a scamp was approaching her until a fireball flew by her head. She spun to face it in a hurry, just in time to dodge out of the way of a more accurately placed fireball. She saw it's proximity to her and dropped her bow to the ground in order to shoot a frost bolt into its chest. The scamp slumped over and she noticed the frost bolt start to melt. After picking her bow up from the ground, she turned her attention back to the main fight. She glanced up at the city gates, wondering if and when they would open.
Aveca looked up in surprise as two people burst into the chapel. She was as surprised as the rest of those around her that they had managed to find their way into the city, and past all of those monsters, just the two of them. She stood back and watched as the Imperial woman, who seemed rather cheerful despite the situation she happened to be in, inquired about a man named Martin. The conversation that the two of them had wasn't hard to overhear from where she was. She hadn't heard the first part, but as they got a bit louder, she learned that this woman was going to attempt to close the portal.

She saw a few people start to volunteer their help. It was mostly the assorted adventurer types, or so they appeared. The Imperial woman herself didn't appear as set on the idea as those who were approaching her, but it didn't look to Aveca that she had much choice in the matter at this point. She heard a few people who had approached mentions their qualifications, that was, until just then when an Imperial woman approached with only four simple words: "I will help too."

Moving on from her eavesdropping, Aveca looked around at those in the chapel who were defenseless, and those she had helped to heal. There weren't any serious injuries left on the people she saw, and she looked up at the group, considering for a moment. Ultimately, she wasn't sure why she even hesitated at all. If helping people was what she set out to do on her travels, there had been few perfect opportunities such as this one. Luckily. She didn't wish for devastation and preferred not to be needed; however, in this situation, she was glad to be there. She moved from where she was sitting to approach the group.

"Hello," she introduced herself to the small group, "I'm Aveca. I will come along, if you go. My healing may be of use."
The chapel held an uncomfortable silence. Not many people were speaking, and those who did spoke in hushed whispers. Aveca had arrived to help when the spawn started pouring out of that gate. She went straight to business as the world around her turned to chaos and she tried to help people congregate at the chapel. She put aside her absolute terror at the unknown. It didn’t help much. Not many people were inside.

The idea behind the gate was beyond her. Her education in the field of the other worlds was lesser, as she hadn’t focused on those areas of magic during her schooling. She could see the faces around the room wondering; many were praying. She had no answers for them. She doubted anyone did.

It didn’t matter to her anymore. Whatever was happening was happening, and she tried not to focus on it as she healed the rather serious burns on the child in front of her. He was a young Imperial of maybe ten years, and his father was beside him with a weapon at his hip. He was in common clothing, but he appeared ready to defend his home because push had indeed come to shove.

As the spell faded, the boy rubbed his hands over where the burns had been in awe. He seemed stunned for words, but his father thanked her quietly, so as not to break the lull, and they moved to the back of the chapel. At least here, she was needed and her skills could be of use. Aveca moved to sit on a bench and surveyed the room.

Farthest from the doors, common people huddled. Pieces of families and untrained fighters, they were terrified. As she looked closer to the barricaded parts of the doors, the fighters appeared more and more competent. Two or three guardsmen had managed to make their way to the chapel, though she wasn’t sure how much good it would do. The fighters she could see still didn’t seem to be enough. Disorganized travellers, skilled people, adventurers, really. They didn’t have the numbers.

She looked up at the window and could see the red sky outside. How will we ever get out?

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