Nari's turquoise hair fell over her shoulder as she stood atop a tower. The moon was out and was lighting up the dark, star filled sky. Nari sighed in happiness as she observed the sky, watching as birds of the night flew across the moon lit sky. She loved this planet orcs and draenei called Draenor. She brushed back her hair that was bound into a tail so that it was neat and not in her face. Nari heard the faint cry of a crow that was nearby. It was very quiet, and the land was beautiful. It was very late, and Nari thought she would go to sleep because she was getting tired. She sighed and went back inside the tower, closing the door behind her. She walked down the stairs and untied her hair. Long, turquoise hair fell over Nari's shoulders and reached the middle of her back. She sighed in relief as her hair relaxed. She changed into her pajamas and walked over to her bed. Nari lied down into her bed and relaxed. 'I can't wait to go see Archmage Khadgar tomorrow for that quest.' Was the last thing Nari thought before drifting off to sleep.
Nari awoke, the bright, shining sun in her face. It didn't irritate her though, because she loved the sun and was used to it. She got up from her bed and yawned. She tied her long hair into a tail and pulled on her everyday clothing. Nari grabbed her boots and put them on. She grabbed her bags and walked out of the door. She hopped on her horse and rode all the way to Archmage Khadgar's tower.
Nari arrived at Archmage Khadgar's tower. Khadgar greeted her. "Greetings, Nari!" Khadgar greeted the she-elf. "Hello, Khadgar. You said you had a quest for me?" Nari said. "Yes. Let me go grab it." Khadgar smiled and walked back into his tower. Nari waited for a few minutes, and Khadgar walked out of the tower. "You must take this poison and bring it to 4 fel corrupted trees. Gul'dan has tried to take Draenor from the draenei again." Khadgar explained. Nari took the poison and looked at it in her hands. "This isn't just a normal poison. It's a rogue poison. Very lethal." Nari said, surprised that Khadgar, a peacekeeper, would want to poison life. But, to be fair, the trees she was required to poison were fel corrupted trees, so why Khadgar would want her to poison them made sense. "I know." Khadgar said, nodding his head slightly. Nari was hesitant, but she tucked the poison into her pocket and thanked Khadgar for the quest. She walked away and looked for fel corrupted trees. There were at least two in sight when Nari walked for 5 minutes. She poured a drop of the rogue poison on a tree branch, and it shriveled up and turned to dust the second the poison touched it. Nari was impressed. She walked over to the other one and again poured a drop of the poison onto it. It gave her the same result as the last one. Nari walked foward to look for another one. She found one, but not two. She again put a drop of poison on a tree branch and got the same results as the last two trees. She walked forward and found another tree and did the same thing. Nari walked back to Khadgar's tower and finished the quest. She rode back home on her horse.
(I was running out of ideas and needed to end this quickly so bear with me until the next chapter.)
