I really wish Stazz was here, he'd be eating this up. That said — I guess that's less so cheating than a raw mage would be. And you need something when you lack in other aspects. No offense. ( genuinely.)
Nothing ever gets done if you let the rules weigh you down. And that logic got me kicked out of the Brotherhood of Valor.
Er... Alright... [He doesn't know what to say to that. It's slightly offensive. She basically just said he's weak so he needs to cheat at science to make up for it.
The knightly order of my home city. They were... ( All dead or booted from the brotherhood at this point. Well now she made herself sad. ) Good people, honorable people. Kept Valorstone safe and upheld the law — but they didn't like me taking the law into my own hands, so they gave me the boot.
I don't regret shit about that, though. A lot of lives were saved when I decided to start swinging instead of going by the book or whatever.
Good, then, as you should. They lost a good knight by sticking to the book, so perhaps their book was not so perfect to begin with.
[He's never been particularly fond of law enforcement... This order sounds better than Piltover's Enforcers, but still.]
I do not regret any rules I have broken either, even when it made some quite upset. I was born in a place with no opportunities, so I had to make my own. Seize a place for myself in the world that was not handed to me. I cheated not because I lacked merit, but because if they saw where I truly came from, they would disregard the merit I did have.
I kind of lucked out, being adopted by a nobleman. And I don't remember life before that. ( well, she did, but it was the fighting for her life parts that stuck with her, not the mundane memories of the family she may have once had. )
I'm sure you don't have to hear me say it — but keep doing it. It's all worth it in the end, I think, to break those rules. People like you tend to make things better when they do.
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Nothing ever gets done if you let the rules weigh you down. And that logic got me kicked out of the Brotherhood of Valor.
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Anyway.]
What is the Brotherhood of Valor?
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The knightly order of my home city. They were... ( All dead or booted from the brotherhood at this point. Well now she made herself sad. ) Good people, honorable people. Kept Valorstone safe and upheld the law — but they didn't like me taking the law into my own hands, so they gave me the boot.
I don't regret shit about that, though. A lot of lives were saved when I decided to start swinging instead of going by the book or whatever.
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[He's never been particularly fond of law enforcement... This order sounds better than Piltover's Enforcers, but still.]
I do not regret any rules I have broken either, even when it made some quite upset. I was born in a place with no opportunities, so I had to make my own. Seize a place for myself in the world that was not handed to me. I cheated not because I lacked merit, but because if they saw where I truly came from, they would disregard the merit I did have.
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I'm sure you don't have to hear me say it — but keep doing it. It's all worth it in the end, I think, to break those rules. People like you tend to make things better when they do.
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I will. Thank you. I was discouraged for a time, but it seems my spark has returned.
You should continue, as well. I can tell that you have a kind heart.