Recent content by Madame Lorelei

Madame Lorelei paused. Darr's question seemed to catch her off guard. "You know, dear... it's such a vague term. In this instance, you are not entering the 'afterlife', because you are not dying. Imagine it is like... a very vivid dream. The dreaming world and the afterlife are very closely...

"Casting your spirits, yes. Casting your spirits out of your bodies and into the Spirit Realm. That is exactly how YOU all will help Silvertongue. Believe me, I would have done it myself, but I am not as powerful as I was in my heyday." Madame Lorelei stood up, and she moved the tray of tea off...

As Swifttail’s paw made contact with Silvertongue’s chest, it was hot to the touch. Painfully so. The amulet started to grow warm in his paw, and Madame Lorelei grabbed his wrist to pull him away. “I’m sorry. The amulet is merely a preventative measure. It can not reverse what has already...

Madame Lorelei squinted. Standing up, she walked over and looked Swifttail over once more. "So, it seems he got sick of that rat... good riddance, I say. Far too much like his father for my liking." She prodded Swiftttail with her cane, poking his arms repeatedly. "You say you aren't a fighter...

Madame Lorelei turned her attention away from Silvertongue with a start. She looked out at the gaggle of faces before her- not even having time to comprehend the insult nor who delivered it before the troublemaker was whisked away. "Oh-!" She sat up, taking her paw away from Silvertongue's. "You...

Silvertongue was nowhere to be seen. But... he said he was going to be here. Come sunset. Those were his words. Sunset had come and gone, but wouldn't he had waited? Swifttail's thoughts were interrupted as the door to the fortune teller's shop was thrown open. An elderly black vixen glared at...

Now, fortune tellers were known to be eccentric… but this shop was really pushing the boundaries of ‘strange and unusual’. The small building was crowded. The walls were lined with shelves, those shelves filled to the brim with all sorts of charms, talismans, amulets, and other Knick-Knacks...

Madame Lorelei frowned. This was getting too much out of control for her liking. She needed to leave before things got messy. "Thirty gold coins?" She asked with an eyebrow raised. "Congratulations. It seems you outbid this old granny. Oh well... I really was hoping to get my paws on that...

Madame Lorelei nodded, her lip faltering. "I-I suppose..." She said softly, weakly, clutching the kinder foxes' paw. "You're such a kind young todd. You remind me of my son... b-before he passed on to the Dark Forest." She sniffled, blinking heavily. "Oh, my poor Jeremiah... he was taken from me...

Madame Lorelei smirked. This wasn't what she intended to be doing at all today, but sure. Why not? A little bit of a scam would cheer her up. Whatever she ended up paying, she could resell the compass for triple that price. "Twenty!" She called out. "I say twenty for the compass. This is truly...

Madame Lorelei grasped the compass in her weathered paws, a grin forming on her muzzle. "Yes, yes, I am certain this is no ordinary compass. The spirits of the great beyond have imbued it with a great gift. It shall lead the user to their heart's desire. Of this, I am very certain." She snapped...

As if the scene wasn’t chaotic enough, an elderly vixen was walking down the street, approaching the shop, and leaning heavily on a gnarled cane as she did so. She looked for all the world like an old soothsayer, with matted black fur and a shining amber right eye, and glass left eye. Her dress...

"Oh, such a gentlebeast." Madame Lorelei smiled warmly, hooking an arm around the fox. "Have a candy, won't you dearie?" She slipped a wrapped caramel candy into his paw. "If you could just guide me to the black market, dear. I have to purchase some... illicit herbs for my fortune telling...

"I-I don't know..." Silvertongue faltered. "I'm worried for- MADAME LORELEI?!" He let out a whisper-yell. Madame Lorelei had already walked out into the open, leaning heavily on her cane. "Hello, my dearies!" She called out cheerfully to them. "Coud you two gentlebeasts help an eldery vixen...

"Of course, dearie! Madame Lorelei would be more than happy to help!" Madame Lorelei pulled herself away from Silvertongue and hobbled over to Falun. "Marianna, this must be your dear brother. And what a fine specimen he is!" Madame Lorelei pinched and tugged Falun's cheek in a playful manner...