[SwanQueen]

The sea, once a lady of compromise, a mistress of prosperity to those who pick their tides well, has turned to a creature most unforgiving. Sailors are left disoriented 'neath a night sky both kaleidoscopic and pitch black, the waves high and mighty blocking any clear signals. Lighthouses of every island, tall and brilliant as they are, can not compete against nature's blockade without intervention.

"As many have now discovered, the world itself has found unrest in a time Magi may have considered there to be peace. Passage has grown to be more restrictive not just on land, but by sea as well. 

Now, more than ever, we must work together for the preservation of our home against both known and untold. Though the Realm of Delphina is assuredly capable of handling the growing threat of an underbrush, I encourage Nature Magi and Druids to offer their aid and coordinate efforts to stave off the further unwanted developments.

Kindleheim is faced with intensive flooding, given its proximity to the sea. Earthen Magi and Runecasters are sought to aid in a barricade. 


I am seeking aid on the behalf of Sapphire Bay and Antefinem, though Pyrithian is likely to need the very same. Being away from the mainland, there is no option to retreat, and many of our people love their homes too much to vacate. The tides are unruly, though manageable. We are built to weather a substantial amount of flooding, but anything more could prove to be disastrous. While Kindleheim creates their own barriers, we seek those who can wield Light magic. 

It has become increasingly difficult to navigate the sea, especially at night, so we must empower our lighthouses. 
Time is of the essence, to keep any more sailors from getting lost at sea.

I have faith in our ability, as a whole, to overcome what is headed our way."

-Odile Emeraldi

Each light magi willing to visit Antefinem and Sapphire Bay to forge a brilliant light for their respective towers will be entitled to 3,000 crowns in compensation.

The meetup's date is to be determined, but soon.
Those who are interested in aiding are encouraged to letter Aurelia O. Emeraldi.