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here to see Micah Govad, please tell him it is regarding the Ora!" The doorman looked at the interesting collection of people wanting to see one of his buildings most prominent tenants.
"Please wait in the foyer while I contact Mr. Govad for you." He opened the door for them all to enter, even though you could see he was a little suspicious. After a few minutes he came back to Morthos. "Mr. Govad will be down to see you in a few moments." The doorman went back outside the entrance to his position.
"The last time there were three different races of Elementals in the same place was 500 years ago." Nina said with some excitement in her voice. She had made herself comfortable on the foyer sofa and was putting her feet up on the coffee table when the doors to the foyer lift opened and a tall muscular man in his late 30's stepped out. He was very handsome Trinny thought to herself , and was about the same age that her dad would have been. He had a smooth bald head , and his skin was almost black, his eyes were the darkest chocolate brown, such warm eyes , Trinny thought. He wore black business suit pants, a dark blue business shirt without a tie and a long black winter coat that looked very expensive. His face was very serious as he laid eyes on Aarion. He looked around at the group of six young people who looked like they had taken up residence in his buildings foyer. Stopping at Trinny his eyes softened, he had a somber smile on his face as he spoke.
"Trinity Gaia, you are your fathers daughter, but you have your mothers beauty!" Trinny felt her face turning it's usual beetroot at a compliment, she also noticed that Aarion was looking at her, almost like he was seeing her with new eyes, it made her heart flutter and she found herself looking down at her feet. "We've meet before Trinny, your father visited me a few years ago, you and your mother came with him, you may not remember me."
Trinny looked at him.
"That's right, you were my dads old college friend."
"Well, not college friends, but yes we were friends. I'm Micah." Micah smiled at her warmly, and then directed his gaze at Aarion. "Lets walk, there's a park across the street where it's quieter and you can explain why you're here." Aarion agreed and Micah led the way out of the building and across the street. He walked for a few minutes through the park until he could tell there was no one around then turned to face the young group. "Why are you here? What is wrong with the Ora? And why have you brought two Elementals with you? Especially one who doesn't even know her true power yet?"
Aarion spent the next few minutes filling Micah in on the situation with the Ora and how he needed three elementals. Micah took a deep breath and gave a tired smile. He looked at Trinny. "Your father always knew this would happen, he told me that this day would come, I wish he were here, he is the only one who would have known exactly what to do."
Trinny looked puzzled.
"Why would my dad know what to do?"
Micah looked at Trinny for a few moments before he spoke.
"Because of who he is...was."
"I don't understand, who was he, was he some sort of prince, Nina was saying that the gem stones are only for royal blood lines, was he a descendant of a royal family?" She so wanted to uncover this secret life her father had led.
"He was a prince. You are a princess!"
"Yeah, that one will take a while to sink in." Trinny was not coping well with the sound of this new title; she felt she was the most unlikely person to have ended up being some princess.
Micah spoke up again.
"It's more than that Trinny, your blood has not been tainted through the centuries, you
"Please wait in the foyer while I contact Mr. Govad for you." He opened the door for them all to enter, even though you could see he was a little suspicious. After a few minutes he came back to Morthos. "Mr. Govad will be down to see you in a few moments." The doorman went back outside the entrance to his position.
"The last time there were three different races of Elementals in the same place was 500 years ago." Nina said with some excitement in her voice. She had made herself comfortable on the foyer sofa and was putting her feet up on the coffee table when the doors to the foyer lift opened and a tall muscular man in his late 30's stepped out. He was very handsome Trinny thought to herself , and was about the same age that her dad would have been. He had a smooth bald head , and his skin was almost black, his eyes were the darkest chocolate brown, such warm eyes , Trinny thought. He wore black business suit pants, a dark blue business shirt without a tie and a long black winter coat that looked very expensive. His face was very serious as he laid eyes on Aarion. He looked around at the group of six young people who looked like they had taken up residence in his buildings foyer. Stopping at Trinny his eyes softened, he had a somber smile on his face as he spoke.
"Trinity Gaia, you are your fathers daughter, but you have your mothers beauty!" Trinny felt her face turning it's usual beetroot at a compliment, she also noticed that Aarion was looking at her, almost like he was seeing her with new eyes, it made her heart flutter and she found herself looking down at her feet. "We've meet before Trinny, your father visited me a few years ago, you and your mother came with him, you may not remember me."
Trinny looked at him.
"That's right, you were my dads old college friend."
"Well, not college friends, but yes we were friends. I'm Micah." Micah smiled at her warmly, and then directed his gaze at Aarion. "Lets walk, there's a park across the street where it's quieter and you can explain why you're here." Aarion agreed and Micah led the way out of the building and across the street. He walked for a few minutes through the park until he could tell there was no one around then turned to face the young group. "Why are you here? What is wrong with the Ora? And why have you brought two Elementals with you? Especially one who doesn't even know her true power yet?"
Aarion spent the next few minutes filling Micah in on the situation with the Ora and how he needed three elementals. Micah took a deep breath and gave a tired smile. He looked at Trinny. "Your father always knew this would happen, he told me that this day would come, I wish he were here, he is the only one who would have known exactly what to do."
Trinny looked puzzled.
"Why would my dad know what to do?"
Micah looked at Trinny for a few moments before he spoke.
"Because of who he is...was."
"I don't understand, who was he, was he some sort of prince, Nina was saying that the gem stones are only for royal blood lines, was he a descendant of a royal family?" She so wanted to uncover this secret life her father had led.
"He was a prince. You are a princess!"
"Yeah, that one will take a while to sink in." Trinny was not coping well with the sound of this new title; she felt she was the most unlikely person to have ended up being some princess.
Micah spoke up again.
"It's more than that Trinny, your blood has not been tainted through the centuries, you
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