<span style='font-family:Arial'><span style='font-size:14pt;line-height:100%'>Out Of Character:</span></span> <span style='color:red'>Day: 7 Month: Tria Year: 81378 (4)</span> <span style='font-size:14pt;line-height:100%'> <span style='font-family:Arial'>In Character:</span></span> <span style='font-family:Geneva'>Kugsuem Corbec stood attent. His facial features outlined a man who had expirianced much battle, much sorrow. He had lost much, gained nothing except his honour and a sence of duty. He had served and protected his people. His scars, a reminder of sacrifice, for freedom. He listened intently to the sounds around him, the wind, the footsteps of the students. His duty now was to teach others about these two words; duty and honour. He smiled. Teaching here, would be much pleasurable, it would be a different expiriance. He held his pride high, in every footstep. He held his honour, and to him that is what comes first. Defend your people, until you die. Many could learn something from this pendragon, learn to serve... </span>
Tsuj Ledshap walked through the front foyer. He glanced to Kugsuem and walked over to him. He was young and inexperienced in much. He examined Kugsuem's body and face. "What are you doing?" Tsuj asked lightly
-Lookin'- he responded. he saw the others scars and reached a hand out to touch them before drawing back in quickly.
He smiled at the young'n. "Lookin' is always fun". Corbec was a man who carred for the young'n pendragons. He helped them. He worked for a man called Gaunt, who taught Assassination and honour at the same time. "What might you be takin' here?" he asked.
-Umm, Elen-tental. Melen-nental. Something like that.- he shruged. Kugsuem's scars had caught and held his attention.
He paused. "Ah yes, Elemental Sorcery, I used to be quite good at that" he said grining. He raised his fist and created a fireball, then blew it out. "Like that?" he asked.
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