Age: the first signs of progressing age are showing
Location: Can often be found at Strifegorge or reading in the Library of the Remnants of Kimald.
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Of the line of Sir Thuk
through Lahnoran
through Islander
through Pogumni
through Ferno Vlade
through Harmonia last days
March 2009
'Rites of worship: how to honour the Gods the proper way'
'Of the great creations: the works of Ben, the Creator'
'The mystery of Life'
'Geography of Valorn and it's surroundings'
Of Qalynok'orlahrak and other famous dragons'
'The history of Valorn' part I to XVIII but several parts seem to be missing
'Of forests, grass, herbs, flowers, shrubs and trees: the flora of Valorn'
'The beasts of Valorn: a bestiary'
'Demons: a plague'
'Ancient Art and poetry in Valorn'
'Ancient Knowledge of the Golden Age: Science and Magic'
Location: Can often be found at Strifegorge or reading in the Library of the Remnants of Kimald.
-=[]More[]=-
Of the line of Sir Thuk
through Lahnoran
through Islander
through Pogumni
through Ferno Vlade
through Harmonia last days
March 2009
'Rites of worship: how to honour the Gods the proper way'
'Of the great creations: the works of Ben, the Creator'
'The mystery of Life'
'Geography of Valorn and it's surroundings'
Of Qalynok'orlahrak and other famous dragons'
'The history of Valorn' part I to XVIII but several parts seem to be missing
'Of forests, grass, herbs, flowers, shrubs and trees: the flora of Valorn'
'The beasts of Valorn: a bestiary'
'Demons: a plague'
'Ancient Art and poetry in Valorn'
'Ancient Knowledge of the Golden Age: Science and Magic'
Finding the proper path
A thick book, lying on a desk in a monastery, hidden in the mountains. Nicely formed letters fill the pages, clearly the hand of an educated person.
Monday, 02 March 2009 at 05:40 The well I saw in Shieldwall's garden reminded me of my past. As a young orphan, I had the luck to be brought to the monastery and they were kind enough to provide me all things necessary to survive and even educate me. It wasn't allways easy though. Being in the monastery meant following strict rules and to take absolute care in every task, every action, every move. And so I remember being called to the Abbot for punishment after spilling water from one of the heavy buckets I had to carry from the well to the kitchen. I remember the rod strokes all too well, but I must admit I never spilt a drop of water again.
To strive for perfection in one's actions, to take care in everything one does, it is a lesson hard to learn. Nevertheless it causes me to reflect not only but also after my actions. Should I have done things another way. Should I do things in another way in the future.
As I think back of the well it makes me wonder wether I should be more strict to the young initiate under my care, so that they can learn the lesson to strive for care and perfection in their actions as well?
Iron Knight Purazon
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