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==Biography== | ==Biography== | ||
The palace chaplain during Maraesa's reign, who retired in Liolesa's. <ref name="rp-02" /> During that retirement, he was called on to teach children their catechism. <ref name="rp-int">''[Rose Point (Fiction) | Rose Point]'', Interlude</ref> | The palace chaplain during Maraesa's reign, who retired in Liolesa's. <ref name="rp-02" /> During that retirement, he was called on to teach children their catechism. <ref name="rp-int">''[Rose Point (Fiction) | Rose Point]'', Interlude</ref> He taught many priests, as well (it is very probable, given his age, that he taught [[Val]], because Val uses some of his teaching modalities on [[Jahir]]). <ref name="rp-03"/> | ||
Has an autoimmune disorder that causes joint issues (like many of the elderly Eldritch). | Has an autoimmune disorder that causes joint issues (like many of the elderly Eldritch). | ||
Revision as of 20:53, 20 August 2020
Elderly Eldritch Priest (and that is saying something for an Eldritch!)
Mentor to several of the current crop of Mind-Mages among the Eldritch.
Physical Characteristics
An elder priest, nearly lost in the weight of his robes, with an aura so tranquil it evoked deep waters. [1] He has a small, thin frame. [2]
Biography
The palace chaplain during Maraesa's reign, who retired in Liolesa's. [1] During that retirement, he was called on to teach children their catechism. [3] He taught many priests, as well (it is very probable, given his age, that he taught Val, because Val uses some of his teaching modalities on Jahir). [2]
Has an autoimmune disorder that causes joint issues (like many of the elderly Eldritch).
Quotes
- "Everything is less dire on a properly fed stomach." [2]
- "There are rules that protect us from grave harm…and rules that exist to save us from inconvenience. Most of the rules we are taught as children, in regards to our talents, are of the latter type. They served your teachers, but as you have noticed, they did not serve you—did in fact, do you harm." [2]
- "I see what you think you have become because you have been poorly prepared for what you faced. And I cannot lay all the fault on the shoulders of your teachers, for what teacher thinks to prepare his charges for slavers, murderers and rapists? Yet that is our duty, and we shirk it in order to shutter our eyes from a world we would rather not have congress with, though inevitably it will have congress with us."[2]
- "A man must seek God to find him."[2]
- "You found it faster than any of the priests I’ve trained. I suppose that is one of the gifts of Jerisa’s Veil. It teaches those who leave this world to stop talking, and that gives them the chance to practice listening. One learns much from listening."[2]