#ranes

He's a grave cleric of the Raven Queen and is a baby despite the edgy appearance. I hope to play him again some day : ' D

Ranes Ralyn: 30, Dunmer, Two-handed weapons

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((for the past week or so my friend and i have been developing an imaginary solar system in much the same situation as our own, with several planets, but only one having life. i got bored and wrote an intro for a possible story about it)) A small bell chimed. This small bell was, in itself, not important at all. This small bell was, however, attached to the largest and most powerful computer on this world. This computer's sole function was to manage everyone's finances, and be happy about it. The small bell's sole function was to alert it's managers of a new transaction. The bell would chime, and the computer would state the amount of money sent or received, in a rather giddy, yet synthesized, voice. This small bell chimed, as it chimed continuously, and the computer, as programmed, stated the amount of money sent or received. "Three million and two hundredy forty seven thousand." A Red "X" appeared on the monitor. This was to state that the money had been sent. Oppositely, a Green checkmark would appear if money had been received. The computer also flashed the location the money was being sent to, or received from. The screen read: "Haphaneous A." Now, to any normal human being, this would seem like a preposterous location, having never been heard of. However, this computer's operators were not normal, nor were they human. They were in fact, a species of slightly taller humanoid species living on the planet Ranes, whom spoke in a Shakespearean manner. These people had grown tired of managing their own finances, and had built this computer to do it for them. The money which had been sent to a place called Haphaneous A, had been sent to another planet in the same solar system as Ranes. Haphaneous A was one of two planets named after one of their old gods, whom they no longer worshipped. Haphaneous A was also one of two planets which had had natural gas collection stations set up on them by the people of Ranes, whom we will simply call the Ranians. The money had been sent to help pay reparations for one of the several thousand stations that had been set up on both planets, both A and B. This station had experienced a minor knocking about which had knocked some things into places they shouldn't be, and which were very hard to get out of said places. This could have been disastrous, if the problem were not adressed as rapidly as it had been. Nevertheless, although the problem at hand were adressed, many more existed which had not been. 

On her way to find Rothis, she happened upon Ranes first. In a good mood thanks to a full night's rest, she approached him and gave him a tight, friendly hug before making her way into the Grey Quarter in search of Rothis.