As Avrial had defended her integrity from the verbal thrust of a mere squire whom attempted to nonchalantly besmirch her rank and title as a Sera a knight of the order. Other knights jumped into the fray questioning her conviction in the matter, trying to use silvery tongues to veer her off Wysars most noble path. In her eyes it was inexcusable by any standard to pardon breeches of discipline even if it it meant claiming the ire of the room. The commandments of chivalry had been broken, her two peers blinded by bias under the pretense of friendship and camaraderie as they metaphorically spat on there oaths to defend a compatriot that was not yet proven worthy to be there peer. Ser Xervos even going so far as to mock her as Ser Sera, and Imass to declare a trial by combat a gentlemans exchange between two honored knights but to no avail as he offered the evokation of a privilege that was not a squires place to claim. Rhysol was afoot with such readily available betrayal of integrity, as each knight before her was stark, bereft of duty and station choosing there feelings over there vows the ultimate sacrlidge.
Avrial found no quarter, just as she was about to engage the shrill cacaphony of voices one stood out above the rest. Sargent Sera Blyth the ultimate authority of the rooftop, rather then follow feelings she took Wysars hand.
She quickly let the squire off the hook, he was a small fish. Even though it was undisciplined to be tardy, and truly unbecoming of a knight. Even if such a thing was optional he could still benefit from learning respect for punctuality that was the problem with squires they ate there meals for free and felt entitled that they can do and say as they want to whomever they pleased.
Quickly she assumed a courteous and formal salute right hand on her clenched in a fist pressed into her chest with a submissive tilt of her head as she peered at the floor. Finally Blyth delivered a moment of sanity, as she clearly stated that Archailist was wrong for antagonizing a knight but that also Avrial was wrong for her retort.
Apologies, Blyth
However Archailist decided to have another go at the Knight, trying to heft an authority he did not have and raising his voice at her as if he'd been slighted and had not provoked her expected reaction. He disavowed his own Sargent as Archailist continued to stir the pot instigating yet another squire to play hardball with the big boys .
She chose discipline as Alex made wild accusations as Imass had let his dog run amuck off its leash. He called her a coward, and attempted to push the knight to strike him down so that he might martyr himself. As he stained her honor by a relentless onslaught of all manner of falsehoods against her integrity. Fear was important in combat, it made you or broke you. Those that claim to be fearless are either liars or fools as heroism and insanity seemed tightly intertwined. His verbal lance's cruel barb met flesh and mortally wounded as he continued to drive it forward. But as the Stalinsa was torn down she was being born anew with every tug of the thread to undo her.
The insubordination was getting out of control but once again Avrial looked to Wysar to light the path that grew dim and dark. She chose Conviction to follow through with harsh Discipline as controversial as it may as Alex assaulted her Integrity. Wysar had blessed Avrial with the sword she needed to strike the squires down as they continued there insubordination. Like howling wind to a mountain she remained ardent in her composure and unflinching in her cordial salute to the Sargent.
If the boy wanted to act like an animal, shed have the beast whipped till he was tame. He'd have him lashed by his patron in front of an audience while Archailist apologized for allowing him to think that such behavior was becoming of a knight. Shed see him flogged till the succulent meat fell off the bone reciting the laws of chivalrous conduct for all to hear as it seemed everyone had forgotten there oaths and there place; a little tough love with discipline seemed like the appropriate reminder. After all if Alex wanted to act like a little imp Avrial had no qualms bending him over her knee and paddling his fanny with the flat of her sword.
When Avrial had managed to weather the storm she glanced over to Imass with a menacing grin. The kind of look a fanatic zealot would give to an adversary they were about to butcher in the field of battle as his squire had poked his head through the chamber of the guillotine. Every knight probably knew Avrial was going to insist upon corporal punishment, flogging the most common practice against insubordinate squires.
Hand outstretched to Blyth as she attempted to wield the sword of law.
"I would like to file a grievan........."
Discipline was parried as Yahal had mercy as his will defended the child. It was a miracle, as the weapon master stepped forward and cut her off. Her heart sank as she went back into her composed stance.
Not wishing to illicit the irritation of the weapon master. He was an amiable god of the arena, his word reigned supreme in the training grounds. Everything had been undone by simply his whim, and who was she to contest him? However much it pained her she remained on Wysars path of discipline, conviction and integrity. She was lower then dirt to the master of arms, a worm to shiver and recoil back less he step on her and pin her beneath his heel.
Nodding to there words
"It would seem my Integrity has been put into question, I guess I have no choice but to defend it with steel.
Waiting for dismissal when it was given but not without purposely bumping into Ser Imass's pauldron so she could slip him a token of her affection.
"Cute pet, to bad he's more scold then squire aye?"
Soft and silent it couldn't be heard amongst the clatter of steel, but strong enough for her voice to echo into his helm through his visor. As she deterred and stepped back a moment, Avrial politely saluted the akalak.
"Apologies, I didn't see you there! Let us find our spot on the training grounds shall we?. "