Astrid Part I

Ah, so you're back again. What is it? Did you come to find out more on the ingredients I use.  Or did you want to listen to a tale? A tale of piracy, love, failure, death and a change of heart. This tale begins with a charming but innocent marid genie called Astrid, who was travelling the vast open sea of the Skulls and Shackles region.

One night an Aasimar Cleric was keeping watch on deck on a boat in the middle of nowhere so Astrid went to investigate. Being the thoughtful type she decided to pay the cleric a visit and try to cheer her up on what looked to be a boring post. She started by introducing herself and had a delightful conversation with the Aasimar and thought wouldnt it be fun to play a game, but it was only to be between the two of them. The aasimar cleric not knowing how to play decided to bring friends, but Astrid being the shy person that she was hid her presence to those around except for the aasimar. This led to some mistrust from the barbarian which proceeded to slap the cleric for waking him up. This was one of the many fun times Astrid and her new found friend cleric had.

The next event was at a tower on a coast where Astrid decided to pop in and say hello after her cleric friend just acquired said tower. This game was very memorable game where her cleric friend asked to have a competition on who could kill the most people. Being a powerful being she that was, thought this will let her see her new friend's true power and so she accepted. Suddenly the cleric tells her to stop because when she said people it wasn't including her friends. So being the nice genie that she was, decided to bring the cleric's friends back to life and there was much rejoicing.

On the other side of the tale is the Cleric who is just down right rude calling Astrid a "so and so" and all that curse language, the uncouth disrespectful person that she is. How dare that cleric be so mean to her new found friend, I mean serious who wouldn't want a genie as a friend, you could just ask for anything.

This concludes this part of the tale of Astrid the friendly and cheerful genie.  Come back another time, I'm tired now.  Next maybe I'll tell you of my other friend Azura the great Imperial water dragon, Ah hasn't he had some adventures and as it happens he has also run into the barbarian I metioned before.  Oh how paths do align, now move on some of us pretend we're old.