Just Another Day

The Sylvans were now left with just one problem. Who was to judge these competitions? None trusted the other to remain unbiased, and the Imperials didn't trust the Prairie Kurach to remain neutral either. The Keeper seemed to be blind, not to mention disinterested. So, out was sent a request for a mediator to help them determine the best performer for each activity.

To their surprise, many took interest.

The cervitaurs, being the most fleet footed of the forest, would test the runners.

The dragons, priding themselves as masters of the air, decided they should judge the flying competition.

The dwarves, feeling they were the toughest things around, would oversee the strongest contenders.

The nimble kirshani felt they were the most qualified at determining feats of skill.

The Sylvans were able to agree on the judges for the upcoming games and sent out tokens of gratitude to each species.

With that decided, they returned their focus to preparing the ruins, training their warriors, and being harassed by the more festive of their clans who wished to make sure the ruins were also properly prepared for the coinciding autumn celebrations. They were organizing their own contests for food, crafts, music, decorations, and dances. It was sure to be a grand event.