I see the future

[unswervingcompanion]

Who: Hendrik unswervingcompanion with the Luminary bearshermark) & Open!
When: Early to mid April
Where: Around Anastra
What: Nobody Likes the Sundered Quest



[Anti-Sundered sentiment has been rising in Anastara lately, expressed in small but significant ways. Poorer service at stores, people taking a wide berth around obvious Sundered, graffiti here and there... This will be a major problem if it continues, of course. The question is, where is the source? You and your friends have a chance to discuss how you'll investigate, and where.]


The knight and the Luminary were walking side by side, trying to figure out what was causing the unrest that had been going on. Not one to sit idly by, Hendrik had decided to try and do something about it. He'd overheard fellow students stating that they were refused service and the knight noticed that he himself had been given a wide berth lately, but hadn't thought anything of it until the other students had begun talking around him.

The pair walked on and saw students sitting on a bench complaining about how rude the clerk at the store had been and this made the knight shake his head. And his eyes had noticed graffiti that wasn't very flattering towards the students. This reminded him of times that the knights of Heliodor had been looked down upon and his blue-green eyes narrowed.

Stepping away from the others, he turned to the Luminary. "The situation seems even worse than I had suspected. Something must be done with how poorly others are being treated."

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[unswervingcompanion]

Blue-green eyes slid over to the Luminary at his assessment of himself. He didn't think of himself that way because more than plenty of people had come after him trying to prove themselves. Beating someone simply meant the others needed more training or to give up altogether.

But once Hel said that last part, the knight nodded.

"She speaks truly, so let us begin these inquiries."

[bearshermark]

While he wouldn't say they had every right to be in another's world, it was true that they didn't have a choice. Eleven mirrored Hendrik's nod and turned toward the shop they'd overheard the students complaining about.

"Let's start with asking the clerk about the mistreatment of those students, then."