A Brighter Future?, The story of Tara Willow. Options

[Tábrasa]

Hello! I'll start by introducing myself.

My name is Tábrasa and I'm new to the forums. I've been silently looking at some of the stories on the forums and have felt truly inspired.
Therefore I have decided to start the story of my Breton Wiccan, Tara Willow, who I've been travelling with for the past year. Below is an introduction to Tara, which will soon be followed by the Prologue...

INTRODUCTION TO TARA WILLOW

Tara Willow is a 20 year old female Breton born on the 14th of Rain's Hand, 3E 413.

She is primarily a Conjurer but also dabbles in Destruction and Illusion. She is also handy with a blade in certain situations.

Her father died when she was a teenager and her mother resides somewhere in Cyrodiil, under a new name following events in High Rock that led her to abandon Tara as an infant.

Tara's father was a man obsessed with the art of Mysticism; but in the wrong kind of way. He wanted to experiment the thought of finding a way to turn the human body itself into a soul gem; an experment not only ridiculed, but dangerous.

One day, however, he managed to succeed in his experiment; using a teenage Tara as his unwilling test subject. He managed to trap a spirit withing Tara's body, leaving her in an unusual state.

Tara now has to permanantly live with an extra spirit inside her, who she named Willow, after her surname.
Willow is able to communicate with Tara and take control of her body for brief periods; but only when Tara desperatly need's her assistance. However, Willow's possesions are almost NEVER a good thing.

Currently Tara is on a mission to find her mother, mainly for her own piece of mind. All she knows is that she is in Cyrodiil, but nothing else. The only thing she has to offer any aid in her quest is the memory of her mothers face...

This post has been edited by Tábrasa: Dec 12 2011, 01:17 AM

[Athynae]

I wonder if Tara will be diplomatic and reserved when she asks Aleksander or if she will say anything to him at all about finding them. Then there is always the Athynae approach though I wouldn't suggest it, it probably wouldn't be very effective in a case like this.

I do wonder though, what has Aleksander so distracted. Does it have something to do with the letters or is it something else entirely?

Great stuff, the story is moving forward and keeping my attention. Tara and Willow are learning to work together which is probably as precarious as my children getting along but I hope it isn't too problematic.

“Honey, I’m a ghost. I know stuff.”

This line was just giggly fun.

“I’m good. No praise required, please.”

I could just see her reflection in the spoon buffing her nails on her shirt

Nit: (Just one)
"Without a moments pause she stopped halted her worrying and opened the envelope." That's a lot of stopping you have there for the opening of an envelope.

Looking forward to more soon.