<div class="floatright">(https://farm8.static.flickr.com/7673/26911334061_6664baacfa_b.jpg)</div>Sir Pallam Rem (https://www.myth-weavers.com/sheet.html#id=1350847)<br/><sub>Paladin; HP: 104/104</sub><br/><br/>The paladin wasn't the keenest conversationalist, but he understood that Corporal Gojar's question was rhetorical, and so he didn't reply.  But if he had, he would have said, "I am insignificant in comparison to my ladyship, who is everything.  The disparity between the parties is too great.  To her, my remoteness expands and decreases in fractions of almost incalculable segments of time.  Incalculable because they are so small.  To me, my remoteness to her means nothing.  I do not comprehend her, and I do not trust that anyone that says that they can.  I only have her teachings, which I hope to follow even in darkness.  In her name, I am brave.  By her word, I shall do good.  By her blessing, I will live another day."<br/><br/>After the Corporal left, the paladin got up and retrieved a scroll.  He broke the wax seal and read its contents, and then tucked the scroll into a cloak pocket.<strong>Scroll added to character sheet!</strong><br/><br/>Joining his party by the wagons, the paladin... got somewhat sidetracked by the dogs.  The tall bulwark of a man loved dogs, and the sight of them made him want to play with them.  But rangers often got uppity about people playing with their dogs, so he abstained.  Standing next to Ethan, he said,  "someone should make a speech."  He then added with a tiny smile:  "And it shouldn't be me.  I can't give secular speeches."<br/><br/>