User blog comment:Fauxlosophe/Boc én Ghal- Médha ba Cenalin/@comment-3998736-20121231233247

''It was pouring in the streets of Shenlin [Cenalin], which the Meiyans called Capital', yet it was peaceful in the halls of this great capital. Inns took travellers from all of the earth's parts. They made good of the Inns'  hospitality. It was not long before Meiyans and Travelling men alike came to the fires and tables, to heat up and have a good sleep.''

''A Chilai woman sung a song of her people before the Inn's customers. She captured the eyes and ears of some of these travallers and this did not go unseen by her. She came to them. Amongst them were Masayo Callicho [Calichó Mhacedho] of the Eralih [Íralí], Jesa Ovipal [Obhipal Dhece] of the Zewan-Tal [Sébhan-Tal], Horatelemos Aagoros [Ágoros Thoratelemos] of the Huon and Donil Lónár [Lónár Dhonil] of the Fayn [Fén]''.

''In beginning a conversation with them, the Chilai woman gave her name to them as Faiyinr [Fhédhír] and said she was the wife of one of the eight generals. She asked them if they would look for her son who had come to Shenlin and had not been seen since. Though she was a noble woman, she could not speak with the Meiyan Dynast. They told her to she ought to send different people to speak in her place with the Meiyan Dynast. As this was the case, she have come to these foreignners with the hope that they would go to speak with the Meiyan Dynast in her place.''

''The travellers along with Daelia Gaipyl [Gípíl Délífha] of Toryl [Toríl] and Igama Cuguin [Cúgún Ígama] of the Saremitas [Saremitabh] agreed to go. A thankful Faiyinr left in promising that she would give honours for a successful trip and gave papers to Jesa. After Donil said to everyone that they ought to meet at sunrise, everyone left to sleep.''