4 Question interview with Sir Maliketh
This was a fairly impromptu interview at the behest of the interviewer not the interview-ee. The contents within are to educate and to encourage discussion on the topic of magical beings and patrons such as The Lady of the Lake
Q:What does she look like?
A:"A lady with a sparkling light blue dress on which had vines over, brown hair, and no face, yet one still staring back, uncomfortable to think about but comforting when you are face to face”
Q:What was it like talking to her?
A:"She brought me to another realm with an island on a lake of clouds and animals, she was a comforting prescence ”
Halfway through Maliketh started shimmering like some reflection, the time was after nightfall so no tricks of sly hands were being used, The Lady seems to truly value him for her to bless him at such a mundane time.
Q:What did she sound like?
A:“Soft, comforting, she can be described as that for most things about her”
Q:Do you know her origins?
A:”Such is not known by anyone, the myth is passed knight to knight. Some say she was a fey touched who was had a jealous rival who convinced dishonorable knights to drown her as a witch”
To Elaborate on other tales his associate Sir Adrian (though notably not a knight of the Lady) had this to say after inquiry of her origin: “I have heard that the Lady was a woman born of low status, but was gentle and noble in grace and countenance. She caught the eye of a chivalrous and passionate knight and fell for him. In time, they were wed. However, her bridegroom's rival sought her for his own. And in the course of some long lost and forgotten details, she was drowned in the lake she now resides within. Now she rewards those who bring her glimpses of a knight long forgotten with glimpses into their heart." They tell it much as one would tell an old childhood story.” After the short inquiry both of them agreed that the tale was to quote “old and had many version of tales across Valkia”.
And thus the Interview was over, while I wished to ask more he had agreed to 4 questions and no more, and so ends this paper as well
~Azena Ouroboros