<div class="floatleft">(http://i.imgur.com/OqNypXq.jpg?1)</div><strong>Name</strong>:<em>Kara Bersk</em><br/><strong>Hit Points</strong>:<em>43/43</em><br/><hr/><br/>There were few things as important to Kara than what she affectionately referred to as "the pull".  The guiding force that led her to locations of corruption, taint, and evil was instrumental in her duties.  The pull equaled visions and knowledge of evil to purify, purification equaled the removal of any darkness in her path, and that was equivalent to her calling.  Though the dens of corruption were many, her latest journey had instead led her to Eodin.  Kara had heard much of Mikael, not from the mouths of villains, but the cautious whispers or cheers of the townsfolk she'd passed during her travels.  The man had power behind his name, and his actions proved his benevolence to boot.  Of course, this news of his great deeds led her to seek Mikael out, and it was a great journey that led her to seek an audience with him now.<br/><br/>She traveled the streets in a cloak most plain, the clothes that peeked out resembling those of a traveler.  Truly, she wished to draw as little attention as possible to herself, so to be approached by a royal courier and a trio of guardsman while wandering the streets...it was enough to surprise the aasimar.  She swiftly joined the guardsmen, eager to meet the Lord of Eodin in his home.  The hours melted away like minutes for Kara.  In a way, this closed-off room reminded her of the monastery, and she found it all too easy to lose herself to meditation.  Only the scent of a wonderful meal woke her from her rest, and with humble thanks, she indulged in the type of food she rarely found herself eating.<br/><br/>Finally, Lord Mikael himself entered the room, looking every bit as formidable as whispers painted him to be.  While Kara accepted and returned his handshake, she waved the hand closest to herself in a dismissive manner.  "A benevolent leader such as yourself needn't apologize for seeing to your duties.  It is truly an<em>honor</em>to meet you here today."  From her seated position, she bowed her head low in a show of respect as he explained what he had heard.<br/><br/>"I admit, I am curious as to how I have been described in these stories you've heard."  She chucked softly, a faint smile gracing her features.  "You are every bit the man I've heard tales of, and I have only respect for your goals.  In these times, you've brought hope to the people of Eodin, and I feel as though hope is the most important thing anyone could hope to have in the times to come."  She sipped from her own glass before setting it down softly on the table before her.  "Please, you speak too highly of me.  I do what must be done for the sake of this land, but I am but a traveler performing small deeds as of now.  I would ask you what<em>exactly</em>you wish for me to do.  Certainly, slaying scattered evils and liberating the weak from oppressors at random would be of little use?"