25th Summer 516AV
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Description "Alex Common" Alex thoughts "Myrian" "Fratava" "Others"
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Description "Alex Common" Alex thoughts "Myrian" "Fratava" "Others"
A heated morning. Syna’s light beat down hard baking the earth hard and the sands to a simmering heat. For Alex who was usually trapped within his steel and further weighed down by the blades which adorned him, the heat was not something he thoroughly enjoyed. Since the return of his patron things had gone back to normal for the most part Alex had been out-sourced again, this time to a Ser Otor. A strange name but then he wasn’t really able to say anything there. He’d seen some of the best knights and squires have some of the strangest names, and he got on well with pycons. Far and away the strangest creatures.
Alex arrived in the training grounds just after dawn, he’d finished his endurance training which Imass had beaten into him…Quite literally. Now worn to a fine thread he sat perched upon one of the benches of the training grounds the sun starting its weary climb into the sky. Alex felt his eye lids falling heavily across his features drifting between consciousness and a state of sleep. His great sword and bow sling across his back, his arrows, dagger and bastard sword across his hips and hidden at each of his extremities a concealed dagger. Useful in an emergency. However the one skill he’d acquired but rarely allowed knowledge of was something which as his eyes snapped open he found himself using again.
The world faded into a darker pallor as Alex focused in on one of the training squires. Or at least what he assumed to be one. The slowly moving shape of a torch flickered as it moved the deep blue shape swirling light with a soft yellow racing through it. Oddly calming Alex closed his eyes again and cut off this sight beyond sight as he heard the foot falls of another heavily armoured person approaching from the stairwell. Leaning forwards and pressing his fingers into his temples he dealt with the minor head pain of slight overgiving but he was learning to control it better, the limit the throb by drawing less power to ‘open his eyes’.