<div class="floatleft">(http://orig04.deviantart.net/245a/f/2013/027/7/1/los_lobos_by_artmagix-d5syz8k.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Calitorn (https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=272443.msg13403161#msg13403161)<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Tavern, Calitorn K5<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Tessela, Muineth, Open<br/><strong>HP:</strong>Calitorn 27<br/><strong>AC:</strong>AC: 17, TAC: 11, FFAC: 16, CMD: 18<br/><strong>Passives:</strong>Fort +4, Ref +2, Will +3, Init +5, Perc +0<br/><br/><hr/><br/>The redhead was already growing on Calitorn. An honest eager adventurer. He could approve of that type. Calitorn grimaced as if the suggested fate would be the end of him, "A bard... I should hope not. We better look merry to keep them at bay." The talk of inner beasts carried on. "I suppose, in right hands, whips can bring some pain," he acknowledged, not quite sold on the idea of them as primary weapons however. "The monks and priests you met had it right then. it is a journey never ending. Not quite something you ever master, but rather ride the edge, hoping you don't lose the reins," he said, spending an absent thought focused on his hand. He hoped the change would be slow enough to properly put the reins in Laia's hands.<br/><br/>Muineth's question pulled his attention up. Calitorn took a moment to process the question. "Hmm... To be honest we're finding ourselves on bit of a rough patch. It's..." He trailed off, glancing at the guild members to their left. "It is difficult finding honest work as a nameless pair. Any with pay actually worth the task that is. I suppose it's much the same for you," he said  to both Muineth and Tessela. "Mirtan is not really a town for the little folk." Though he doubted it was truly sunshine and rainbows for the big ones either. Belonging to a large faceless guild might back you up with power, but then you would sink into it. You would become another faceless slave. Calitorn huffed out the first quarter of a chuckle. Or maybe he was just bitter and jealous of the fortunate.<em>Nah.</em>That greed was supposed to be behind him.