January 28th, 2014

||Yngve's Reference Image is made and he is played formally.|| The Elk Father awakens to find another deer has made his keep home. He is shocked, but settles when the other awakens and they speak. He is put to ease, and soon drifts off to sleep again. Later that day, Yngve wanders away from his usual resting place, to sip from the water. Once there he meets a fawn, who seems playful. He keeps the little one company, then soon a deer approaches, painted in red(in game appearance). The three greet one another and share a little chat, before Yngve bows, and announces his departure, and it is back home he goes. A short meeting, but just what he needed, some company. On his way back he meets two fawns, using one of the magics he acquired in a brief rest. This amuses the Elk Father, and revenge is taken by the fawns. This meeting is fleeting, and Yngve is away again, this time to return home, where he sees the golden painted deer from earlier remains. He has grown to find this company, soothing. He is not alone on this day. Thank you Akhenaton.

January 29th, 2014

Yngve awakens, to find the golden deer gone. This brings a dull wave of sadness to the bull. Soon that emotion settles and he ventures from his resting place to the water again. There he crossed the bridge, then finds a spot to stare out at the flower. This flower eludes him. He would like to take a closer look, if the water wasn't so deep. Yngve remembers seeing some who sleep on the lilypads, so there is a way to get there, a magic to find. Alas that magic eludes him as well. Mind was taken to the small dark figure moving behind him. He turns to look, and sees a crow. Confusion then, it drives his head movement, the response from the bird is to squawk. The Elk Father sees the halo hovering with the bird, a magic has been used here. To this he bows, he bows to the magic bird, and the bird proceeds to circle under him, playing. Though before Yngve could join in the play the crow is leaving. Goodbyes were given and he returns to eyeing that elusive flower. Then a dove flies passed him, he follows its path and sees a giant crow and a deer fighting. Is there some event he missed? Why is everyone becoming a bird? To ease his mind, its back to the water again, back to the flower and the deer that play.
Later on he awakens, and ventures more. Soon he stumbles upon an unblessed deer and he is cautious, reserved, but they meet for a short while, before Yngve departs. This leads into him seeking his home, where he lounges around. When Activity returns to him, he moves to the ruins and pays his respects to the dead buried there. There he meets another deer, this one donned in back and white. They have a nice encounter, then this deer returns to their perch, and The Elk Father sits about his perch. Quickly he is joined by a fawn, and they play! He gives this fawn a pelt! It is quite amusing! Then another joins in! And Another! And they play and dance together. Alas energy is spent and the bull must lay down for a while. Whether they stay with him or not, he is unsure. He hopes they do. Thanks you three!
The fawns depart and he is saddened, but then he is approached by a deer painted with skeleton markings and wearing a long mask and peafowl feathers. This one is energetic and friendly. Yngve's energy restored and they play! They leap and bound around! The gentle giant once more feels like a fawn. This child-like play is soon observed by a fawn, and The Elk Father stops to greet this fawn. Alas he is called back from play, sore now, from all the running, the playing, the moving. Yngve returns to the perch and he rests. His energetic friend following after him. Hopefully he would get to see this one again.

February 1st, 2014

In the early hours, The Elk Father becomes active once more. He is thirsty and so ventures to the known water source. There he meets a fawn whilst drinking from the small pond. He is happy to see another face, but worried for the safety of this fawn. He only is worried for he has seen some unkind faces around. Whether those faces are sinister truly, or just so in appearance, he is unknowing, and thus is cautious and claims them truly sinister. Before he can announce his concerns the fawn retreats. Yngve prays for the fawn's safety and then decides to take a stroll through the forest. It is dark now, and the forest is alive in a different way now. He is intrigued by this.