Through the web Lloth had conceived, Nyloth was ever willing. Her dark sacrament had been interrupted, a wretched sign from the Fates, as time reverted and Nyloth was given new prayer to instill upon the dark elves before her true ascent. Nyloth had begun her most faithful act towards the Weaver yet, scouring the Underdark and the Drow Court in search of one who could bear the brunt of the udadrow. Guided with Lloth, chosen through fruitful prayers from the Devout, Nyloth had discovered Sinbyrn and had demanded she be reared within her piety directly under the Devout. "You have earned your right to stand amongst this clergy," a smile like a knife, "But do not grow comfortable in your talents, there's always room to grow." Sinbyrn did not yet know of Nyloth's own web, to weave the Priestess in her imagery, to hone an ample replacement as the Devout stepped towards serving Lloth directly. Her promise would not be out of ambition to serve as replacement, Sinbyrn's ambition would strengthen merely because she wished to be an absolute amongst the udadrow.
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Contentment was the bane of existence in the Underdark. Sinbyrn knew this well. To be satisfied with her position and want for nothing more would be akin to believing she was entitled to Lloth's favor. She strived for greatness because it was the minimum of what the Weaver expected of her. "My own Mother was quite comfortable. A minor house lording over even lower houses, I suppose the coveting of a spec is what kept her blind to potential threats. When her legacy was devoured in the shadows, she was quite shocked." Sinbyrn remembered her former Mother's expression well and reveled in the anguish she had wrought on her childhood home. Now the Priestess stood above it all with all the freedom to claim more for herself than her Mother dared to dream of. "I did not inherit her shortcomings and won't be made a victim like her. But I am merely a humble servant. I only take what She whispers for me to take as she always has. If the Weaver disapproved of my path she'd undoubtedly ignore my prayers, yes?"





















