The Southern Pagans Continued.
Lann thanks the couple for their kindness and speaks to them. He secretly casts see enchantment. When he thinks the festivities have reached a climax, he stands up and sing, regaling the villagers with the latest exploit of the group in song.
Usopi, though originally a tad morose as he thought back upon the past few days, quickly brightens as the clans folk gather round him. He is friendly and engaging, smiling broadly, shaking hands, though he is as oblivious to any come ones as usual.
When he finds the small silver hound around his neck in the morning, he makes his way to his friend Aphail and shows him the hound and the small figurine of a woman holding the spear and fireball from their last stay in Lamell lands.
”Tell me friend, do these symbols have any meanings I should be aware of if I am to keep them? I do not wish to spurn gifts, but I would also not wear them openly if they are signs of commitment to deities other than the Savior.” Usopi asks, holding them out to the man.
Aphail and Brannon are drawn into conversation with the Elders and talk late into the night. They are both given silver knotwork brooches for fastening plaid.
To give more weight to his words, Aphail shows the elders any of the Wadwos Armour that Chlainn may have. Aphail will describe in as much details as is required the heinous debauchery of these half-men, against the younglings of Cernach on their Wilding, showing their blackened armour as the proof.
Aphail will accept the brooch with gratitude and grace, using it to fasten his cloak.
"Definitely Sir. The woman with the Spear and a Fire Orb in Brigantia, Goddess of the Hearth Fire. You can ask Brannon more about her. Brigantia has a large following in Gliss. The Silver Hound? A symbol of the hunt for sure. Maybe you have been marked as prey!" grinns Aphail.