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I like his gentlemanly optimism

Nadhoron - Swordmaster of Lake Wyn - Nadhoron had not intended to come off as defensive, but while gathering himself to respond he came to wonder if he had. Natalis' remarks were nevertheless well-conceived, and Nadhoron had to admit the commander had his number here. Nadhoron, still reluctant...

I was unaware (until now) of Auri's "great girth".

Just read my last post again and noticed that there were some missing characters in some of the words. Last time I post from my iPhone :/

I've been getting my shit from Sweden to Russia for the last couple of days. Back in action now. I will read and post now.

So you're either in Florida or the Carolinas then, I assume. Stay safe!

Yeah it seems like it's working out. I don't really game anymore, I had to give it up to be a productive member of society :)

Good to hear. You playing videogames or tabletop? I'm good man. But I have this personal problem with this girl I used to date. Which is really annoying, but I'm otherwise pretty good.

How are we doing folks?

That's a problematic aspect of any RP character and should be avoided at all costs. Especially if the RP doesn't lend itself to that kind of character, which is pretty much every RP ever. You can still post even if you don't interact with Natalis and Nadhoron in said post.

I agree with everybody

I'm back from Gothenburg. Been there visiting friends. Hope you're all doing well :)

That's so weirdly clunky. But great nonetheless :)

I was thinking more just listening in on the conversation. But yes, let's hear wolf's opinion.

His evaluation of Nadhoron would be partly based on his opinion of elves. And for Natalis, it would be the military/resistance. Perhaps consider Asher's stance on those things and build motivation from there. Or he could just be generally curious or bored. Or perhaps he notices that both the...

Nadhoron - Swordmaster of Lake Wyn - The elf knew that these overtly militaristic types were often unsurprisingly forward but there was something about the Knight-Commander's hasty assertion that struck Nadhoron as unsettling. Was their situation so dire that they had to call even the least...

All good mandem

I hope the short length of my last post won't make people think I don't have time to post. I will post longer when I deem it necessary. (Just so many people think that length = quality and if you don't bost 3 paragraphs it's somehow bad?) Silly if you ask me

Nadhoron - Swordmaster of Lake Wyn - Nadhoron had been lost in thought during the Knight-Commander's approach, and it had unseated him a bit upon its reveal. He turned to face a man he had only seen in a more complicated position and found that his own image of the man had not been consistent...