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It was simple enough to find the spot where the raiders had entered the forest of her people. Even though the trail was a week old, a child of her people could have followed it, and Lantneth was hardly a child.
The elves that inhabited the broad expanse of forest she lived in had their own king, as all peoples did, but for the most part, each tribe and clan ruled themselves. The elven king was there to deal with other kings, or to rally the people in times of war, and such things. But he did have his court, and his own warriors, and the beautiful red headed elf maiden named Lantneth served him honorably in that court, with her woodcraft and bow.
Merchants and artisans of other races would come to the edge of the forest and ply their wares and services peaceably. A few were given leave to enter the forest itself and, while there, fell under the protection of the Elven King. One such group of merchants had been attacked by a group of marauders. From the tale that Lantneth had heard, it seemed more bad luck than anything else, with the merchants and the marauders stumbling on each other at the edge of the forest, and the merchants having the worst luck for the encounter. Still, the merchants had been under the protection of the King, and so Lantneth had been dispatched to settle the problem.
As she examined the area where the marauders had entered the woods, she spotted another human approaching the area. Deciding it might be best to see if this approaching human had any connections to the marauders, Lantneth scaled a nearby tree and hid among its leafy limbs, watching and waiting.
It was simple enough to find the spot where the raiders had entered the forest of her people. Even though the trail was a week old, a child of her people could have followed it, and Lantneth was hardly a child.
The elves that inhabited the broad expanse of forest she lived in had their own king, as all peoples did, but for the most part, each tribe and clan ruled themselves. The elven king was there to deal with other kings, or to rally the people in times of war, and such things. But he did have his court, and his own warriors, and the beautiful red headed elf maiden named Lantneth served him honorably in that court, with her woodcraft and bow.
Merchants and artisans of other races would come to the edge of the forest and ply their wares and services peaceably. A few were given leave to enter the forest itself and, while there, fell under the protection of the Elven King. One such group of merchants had been attacked by a group of marauders. From the tale that Lantneth had heard, it seemed more bad luck than anything else, with the merchants and the marauders stumbling on each other at the edge of the forest, and the merchants having the worst luck for the encounter. Still, the merchants had been under the protection of the King, and so Lantneth had been dispatched to settle the problem.
As she examined the area where the marauders had entered the woods, she spotted another human approaching the area. Deciding it might be best to see if this approaching human had any connections to the marauders, Lantneth scaled a nearby tree and hid among its leafy limbs, watching and waiting.