Shinning Hill: Ciel's Mission
Posted: Mon Oct 05, 2009 10:16 am
Ciel sighed as she finished playing a song she had learned yesterday from a high priestess. She wondered if her siblings were okay, she felt a little troubled these days. Did that mean her siblings were in danger? She silently got up after some time spent thinking on the subject and went to help around the temple. When she was about to head to her dormitory one of the older high priestesses approached her.
"My dear Ciel, I been sent to give you this message. I believe the temple of Marfa in Shinning Hill needs help desperately, but there are not enough priests to look after all the people in need of their help. After some talk, we have decided that you would be of great help there and it is an opportunity for you and others to experience the different duties of a Marfa priestess."
Ciel was a little tired but smiled at the priestess. "Of course! I will never refuse, especially when it's a duty to help."
"I will be proud of you one day, priestess Ciel."
Ciel stretched and yawned a little before starting her morning routine, but today was different. She was going to Marfa's temple in Shining Hill. Ciel carefully packed her traveling gear and an extra set of priestess robes and shoes. Then Ciel busily prepared herself for the journey. She had never seen the temple at Shining Hill. She had feeling this one was going to be very interesting.
She finally moved out of her room which she shared with many other novice priestesses. With her small bag on her back and lyre in her hand, she walked out to the call for breakfast.
Ciel had only heard of Shining Hill through her father, who was a merchant. She finally helped loading few things on to the two horses several of the priestesses was sharing. They were to deliver several loads of herbs to help their sisters in Kanon.
"Good luck my child," Priestess Lila patted the priestess whom she found wondering around lost in Valis. She was proud of her, like a mother would have been.
"Thank you! I hope to help fast as possible," Ciel said, rather excited.
Lila laughed, "Ah! that's the spirit. I am glad there are priestesses who want to help the people so gladly. If only the rest of the world was like this."
"Do not worry about me, Priestess Lila, I will be fine. After all, Marfa will look after us." With that and a wave, Ciel and several of her fellow priestess took off to Kanon.
"I hope so! When do I leave?"
"Soon, very soon I hope, let all the details be finalized first."The high priestess patted the head of the ever-so-eager-to-learn priestess. Only if everyone were like the priests of Marfa, the world would be much more peaceful. They both parted ways after saying goodnight.
"My dear Ciel, I been sent to give you this message. I believe the temple of Marfa in Shinning Hill needs help desperately, but there are not enough priests to look after all the people in need of their help. After some talk, we have decided that you would be of great help there and it is an opportunity for you and others to experience the different duties of a Marfa priestess."
Ciel was a little tired but smiled at the priestess. "Of course! I will never refuse, especially when it's a duty to help."
"I will be proud of you one day, priestess Ciel."
Ciel stretched and yawned a little before starting her morning routine, but today was different. She was going to Marfa's temple in Shining Hill. Ciel carefully packed her traveling gear and an extra set of priestess robes and shoes. Then Ciel busily prepared herself for the journey. She had never seen the temple at Shining Hill. She had feeling this one was going to be very interesting.
She finally moved out of her room which she shared with many other novice priestesses. With her small bag on her back and lyre in her hand, she walked out to the call for breakfast.
Ciel had only heard of Shining Hill through her father, who was a merchant. She finally helped loading few things on to the two horses several of the priestesses was sharing. They were to deliver several loads of herbs to help their sisters in Kanon.
"Good luck my child," Priestess Lila patted the priestess whom she found wondering around lost in Valis. She was proud of her, like a mother would have been.
"Thank you! I hope to help fast as possible," Ciel said, rather excited.
Lila laughed, "Ah! that's the spirit. I am glad there are priestesses who want to help the people so gladly. If only the rest of the world was like this."
"Do not worry about me, Priestess Lila, I will be fine. After all, Marfa will look after us." With that and a wave, Ciel and several of her fellow priestess took off to Kanon.
"I hope so! When do I leave?"
"Soon, very soon I hope, let all the details be finalized first."The high priestess patted the head of the ever-so-eager-to-learn priestess. Only if everyone were like the priests of Marfa, the world would be much more peaceful. They both parted ways after saying goodnight.