'Twas the last days of Starlight, while all through the house
not a creature was stirring, save she and her spouse;
The gifts were all wrapped, for members and friends,
And she smiled as she thought, “Soon this year ends.â€
The company had grown with leaps and with bounds,
Gathering members from all type of backgrounds.
She sat at the desk with the journal in hand
and looked over her lists of to-dos needing planned.
The boards were now empty, save one last retreat,
the work had been done, each job now complete.
Turning the page, she looked over her list,
It was important, of course, that no one be missed.
Remi and Lilly, Lazulle and Tieve,
Sol and Artoria, Kaz and Suzume,
Reina, Khal, Kyo, and Etienne
Mialyre and Ulrich and Sedalyn
Idris and Ulric, Sen and Eavan
“Reina, my love, it's nearly seven.â€
Reina looked up from her counting and nodded,
but she wasn't quite ready from her thoughts to be parted.
Applications and interviews, invites and linkpearls
It was enough to make just about anyone's head twirl.
And then a frown worked to sober her bliss
as she remembered those gone, some she dearly did miss.
On their reasons for leaving she did not dwell
But took a moment to hope they were all doing well.
She moved through the house to finish packing her bags,
her mind still moving through a list of their brags.
The numbers of citizens helped by their hands,
the threats they put down to better these lands.
They stood against mages, beastmen and plights
to judge and make certain wrongs were set right.
Injuries occurred and their skills would be tested
But they never gave up, they wouldn't be bested.
Though, their guardians and healers were not the only heroes
The generosity of their craftsmen and merchants did also overflow.
Gathering materials for days to craft into quality goods
which were given away to those with harder livelihoods.
Refugees and workers, new adventurers too
Their goal was to fill needs and they always followed through.
As the company grew and the needs began to vary,
The research and development team did not tarry.
Small explosions and smoke from their basement workshop
Through scoldings and evacuations progress wouldn't stop.
She chuckled and shook her head as she mounted her bird
patting its head as he turned his neck and then purred.
After the festivities they'd have jobs to be done
Contracts to finalize in just a few suns.
She looked over the house as she rode off with her mate
meetings with grand companies couldn't just wait.
As she rode through the Goblet her mind did churn,
What fate lies in store for the Arbiters this Heavensturn?
not a creature was stirring, save she and her spouse;
The gifts were all wrapped, for members and friends,
And she smiled as she thought, “Soon this year ends.â€
The company had grown with leaps and with bounds,
Gathering members from all type of backgrounds.
She sat at the desk with the journal in hand
and looked over her lists of to-dos needing planned.
The boards were now empty, save one last retreat,
the work had been done, each job now complete.
Turning the page, she looked over her list,
It was important, of course, that no one be missed.
Remi and Lilly, Lazulle and Tieve,
Sol and Artoria, Kaz and Suzume,
Reina, Khal, Kyo, and Etienne
Mialyre and Ulrich and Sedalyn
Idris and Ulric, Sen and Eavan
“Reina, my love, it's nearly seven.â€
Reina looked up from her counting and nodded,
but she wasn't quite ready from her thoughts to be parted.
Applications and interviews, invites and linkpearls
It was enough to make just about anyone's head twirl.
And then a frown worked to sober her bliss
as she remembered those gone, some she dearly did miss.
On their reasons for leaving she did not dwell
But took a moment to hope they were all doing well.
She moved through the house to finish packing her bags,
her mind still moving through a list of their brags.
The numbers of citizens helped by their hands,
the threats they put down to better these lands.
They stood against mages, beastmen and plights
to judge and make certain wrongs were set right.
Injuries occurred and their skills would be tested
But they never gave up, they wouldn't be bested.
Though, their guardians and healers were not the only heroes
The generosity of their craftsmen and merchants did also overflow.
Gathering materials for days to craft into quality goods
which were given away to those with harder livelihoods.
Refugees and workers, new adventurers too
Their goal was to fill needs and they always followed through.
As the company grew and the needs began to vary,
The research and development team did not tarry.
Small explosions and smoke from their basement workshop
Through scoldings and evacuations progress wouldn't stop.
She chuckled and shook her head as she mounted her bird
patting its head as he turned his neck and then purred.
After the festivities they'd have jobs to be done
Contracts to finalize in just a few suns.
She looked over the house as she rode off with her mate
meetings with grand companies couldn't just wait.
As she rode through the Goblet her mind did churn,
What fate lies in store for the Arbiters this Heavensturn?
