“Fair warning for you Stabby, you missed… a lot.”
A crack spawn in the space behind the Naiad as if there was something about to break out of an invisible wall.
*Bam!*
A second later, that crack shattered, and from it, Streams of Memory began to flow calmly around the three. It was slow and soothing, a lot more peaceful and easy to follow compared to Gytha’s.
“Let’s start from where you left, Stabby~”
With that being said, the Naiad walked closer to the stream and commence her life recap. Her history began when Staas or Nimfrik was absent as he was recovering his energy of creation through deep slumber.
The first scene they saw was the meeting of the 8 Champions of Elements plus Isergia. They all gathered at the Village of Nymphs, in front of the Center Tree of the Spirit Grove. The nymphs grew out a table out of tree branches that wrapped around each other, along with some chairs for the Champions to sit. At that very
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