Ask Nami, the Tidecaller
 

Upon entrance into the room one would feel the refreshing breeze of the ocean. If one looked forward they would find a very large pool, to the right would be a staircase leading downward and to the left would be a sign.

When one went down the stairs they would be greeted by the soft blue glow of the water being held back by giant sheets of glass. The giant ‘aquarium’ was full of life, coral and various undersea plants seemed to be growing healthily around the walls. There was various sea creatures swimming around happily within. Everything about the aquarium seemed a picture perfect scene of natural life underneath the ocean’s surface. That is, apart from the fairly large wooden desk in the middle of it, the one in which Nami had requested be put in so that she may blend in better with the people of the surface. When she spoke to those watching from behind the glass they would hear her as if they were sitting right in front of her.

“Greetings everyone, I've recently found out that many of my fellow champions take time out of their busy days to answer questions asked by either summoners or fellow champions. Not wanting to be left out I've had my room modified to allow me to as well. I will try my best to answer any and all questions you have for me.”

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Please do not tap the glass...

Diana walks into Nami's abode, noting the new champion was quite interesting as she had her own aquarium.

Hello, Nami. I heard you are looking for a moonstone for your...people?

((Also, congratz on winning! :P))

Kittehnidalee comes to Nami with a note in her mouth that says: What is your breakfast of champions?

Nami looks toward Diana, she had expected to talk to her at some point but was slightly caught off guard that it was so soon. She nods toward her and smiles

"Yes, I've come to this place in search of a moonstone, my people are in desperate need of its mystical properties in order to keep themselves safe from the horrors of the deep. I have heard rumours that it may have been the Lunari that exchanged the moonstone with the abyssal pearl that the Tidecallers brought to the surface every one hundred years.




"Breakfast of champions? Hmm, I'd have to say it would be finely cooked salmon with a side of tuna and some shrimp. Though to be honest I had no thought of this before so my opinion may change."

Evelynn entered Nami's liar carrying a latter under one arm. She leaned it up against the side of the aquarium, scaled it to the top, and sprinkled a few flakes of fish food into the water.

Ryze entered Nami's room and descended the staircase to speak to the tidecaller directly. "Welcome to the League, Tidecaller. How do you work your water magic? Does it come naturally, or did you require training?"

Nami looked up toward Evelynn "May I ask...what is it you're doing Widowmaker?"



Nami bowed slightly toward Ryze. "I thank you for your warm welcome Ryze, how I work my water magic is a very good question. I suppose you could say it did indeed come naturally to me, however it did not truly unlock until I began my quest into the deeps to recover the abyssal pearl. Since I unlocked it I have been training to better improve my skills, while it hasn't been that long I believe I have made significant improvements already."

"Amusing myself," she commented with a dry chuckle. "Sorry, but if you knew about surface pets, you'd find this hilarious."

"I know that humans sometimes keep fish as pets... I just don't understand why it is you're feeding me like I am one. I do not find it very humorous at all..."

"I see...I am also curious as to how exactly the 'moonstone' you speak of repels the monsters of your realm. Is it the light, or some other magical quality? If it is the light alone, I am sure a summoner could conjure up something equally bright with a longer duration." Ryze asked, jotting down her previous answer on a small scroll he had produced from his pocket.