Cheym | IC Contact

[ironcircle]

"You've reached Cheym, Natural Resources liaison. I may be outside the city at the moment, but please leave a message and I will get in touch as soon as possible."

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[ironcircle]

And a very good day to you, too, Ren.

If you feel obligated to join based on the assistance I've offered, so be it. That said, the offer was not meant as coercion. That's not how the Guilds work.

[no_light]

I'm a warrior. Not a farmer.

All favors are done to gain something in turn.

[ironcircle]

You could be both, if you set your mind to it.

If you insist. In this instance, if you would rather join another Guild that better speaks to your interests, please do so. I can keep that favor in a pocket somewhere for a time when it's more suitably applied.

[no_light]

[ His discomfort knows no bounds! ]

I'll think about it.

About the favor, not being both. I know I wouldn't be much use in farming. If at all, I would bring other skills.

[But right now he's mostly displeased that he has to think about which skills to offer to whom at all. The council system had worked just fine for him.]

[ironcircle]

[Change is one of the only constants in the world, so Kylo will probably be uncomfortable a lot.]

Very well. What other skills might you bring?

[no_light]

Like I said, I'm a warrior. At home I was student and enforcer to Supreme Leader Snoke, of the First Order. I would hunt down and battle his enemies.

[And interrogate them, but he's still keeping that quiet.]

Here, I study her world's healing magic with Master Raine.

[ironcircle]

Warrior and healer, then. Simultaneously a stranger and yet more fitting combination than warrior and farmer.

[Unless you're Roman and your name is Cincinnatus, and then you're a historical warrior-farmer-emperor badass.]

Does studying healing magic bring you satisfaction?

[no_light]

[ That's a question Kylo hasn't asked himself often, so the reply takes a while. ]

Alleviating suffering brings me no satisfaction. But there is power in possessing healing magic. I have learned that a healer wields as much power over another's life as a warrior does. They can both bring you death or spare you, the only difference being whether they act or don't.