05-23-2012, 11:30 AM
The long and short of it is that Liridon Duskrunner is looking for a proper woman to carry his child as part of an... Odd sort of agreement with Reigen. As per this agreement, he is to produce a child. Reigen has no care who raises the child or how the child is raised. Liridon's plan is to convince the woman to hand the child over to Leron and Salor Silverfang. Now that's perhaps the most convoluted part, so we're in the clear!
One might wonder what would cause Liridon to suddenly want a child. Let's just say blackmail is a great motivator and his very (love) life depends upon it. The potential mother could rest assured she'd be treated in the highest regards by Liridon and all those involved in the agreement, it's in everyone's best interest that the child is born.
In addition to carrying the child for some time (the child doesn't need to be born) the mother would also have to go through a few seemingly arbitrary meetings with Reigen and Liri. I don't feel like I need to say this, but I will, Liridon is a Sin'dorei, and so too shall the mother be. I'm asking a lot. No ifs, ands or troll butts about it. If you're interested, drop me a PM. The details could be worked out, and my schedule is (fairly) flexible
That about sums it up, I believe.
One might wonder what would cause Liridon to suddenly want a child. Let's just say blackmail is a great motivator and his very (love) life depends upon it. The potential mother could rest assured she'd be treated in the highest regards by Liridon and all those involved in the agreement, it's in everyone's best interest that the child is born.
In addition to carrying the child for some time (the child doesn't need to be born) the mother would also have to go through a few seemingly arbitrary meetings with Reigen and Liri. I don't feel like I need to say this, but I will, Liridon is a Sin'dorei, and so too shall the mother be. I'm asking a lot. No ifs, ands or troll butts about it. If you're interested, drop me a PM. The details could be worked out, and my schedule is (fairly) flexible
That about sums it up, I believe.