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He could. Up to you.

About Braeden finding out he's a she?

(I was gonna just have the two of them be the scouts but its fine if you want others along.)

Braeden glanced up from stroking the stallions nose, staring at his trainee for a moment before looking to the east. "They are coming from the east so at first we will head that way for a bit, then skirt to the north to get to the side of their group." He gave the stallion one last pat on the...

Braeden By the time Sam was back I had put on the blue and silver armor, gotten the horses, and gotten the food rations. I was strapping my food bag and weapons pouch onto the white and black paint horse when I saw Sam come out. I was proud that the lad had decided to come. -WB77

(Great how is it done?) Kier stood ready to fight in the middle of the semicircle formed by the vampires as the two twin brothers slinked towards him. "Sorry about killing the big guy, I hope he had life insurance," I ran the bloody blade against the side of a tree near by me, cleaning it...

(How are the vampires killed?) -WB77

(Hell no it isn't the case! Haha. How's work?) Kier was almost shocked when the vampire he was teasing lunged forward and slammed him into a tree. The backbreaking movement almost cause Kier to drop his knife, but he held strong and heard the sound of the blade sinking into the vampires I...

Braeden I glanced up to meet my trainee's wide, brown eyes with my own caramel colored eyes when he grabbed his sword from beside me, "We just received word of demons coming towards the camp from a villager to the north. He reports about two thousand demons. High Commander asked that we take...

Oh sh*t I'll edit it really quick! -WB77

Braeden Heart pumping a mile a minute, I walked back to my- well now our tent to grab my sword and my new trainee's weapons as well as the armor needed for both of us. I pulled back the flap of the tent and lightly jogged to the bathing tent. "Kid. We got a problem, so hurry the f*ck up with...

Hello? -WB77

Braeden Even though I didn't appreciate the boy being so small, I almost called out for him to come back and eat with me like some of the other masters eating with their trainee. As I got my bowl of the nights meal, I walked to the table holding all the mentors and their trainees. One of the...

Braeden My previous smile dropped quickly as my new trainee asked to be dismissed for evening meal. I started to say no to the runt but remembered my masters kindness to me in my first week and nodded my head. "Yes, we can go to eat. Follow me kid." I pulled open the 'door' of the tent and...

Kier stood tall as the two blood suckers broke into the clearing and stopped starring at him. He smiled, tilting his head to the side in a teasing manner, "What? Were you filthy animals expecting more? Sorry to disappoint but I'm the one you creatures have to deal with." His voice was like that...

(So did she see the scars are not?) Braeden When the lad didn't sy anything I sagged in relief. My past wasn't really one I was keen to discus with anyone. In fact the last time I had to talk about it Master Lyon had to literally threaten my life if I didn't tell him. I remember the day...

Braeden The silence between the lad and I was broken by the sweet sound of metal vs metal as I pulled my sword being pulled from its scabbard and laid it across my cot. Already there were two broadswords leaning against the end of the cot, ready to be used in the training of young Samuel. I...

(Sorry I have lots of homework. I'll reply tomorrow around noon during school. Again, very sorry.) -WB77

(I post in first person POV if that's okay.) Kier It had been a calm evening, with the wind rustling the fallen levels and the fire crackling softly in the middle of camp when the scout came running. I had been telling Patricia and John, one of the few children that had escaped with us into...

(Sticking them into one room would make it easier, but if you want to ask for a separate room then go ahead.) Braeden I glanced back at my new blonde shadow with ill disguised contempt. The short trainee was to small and, dare I say, pretty to have passed the first round against the larger...