Eralam
Character
Another day, another student.
Eralam knew his teaching was a little rough. Definitely needed some polish if he was going to get an academy started. But at least people were finally taking his brand of fighting seriously. That was something, he supposed.
It early in the morning. The sun had barely risen over the barren desert that would play host to the training site. He had chosen this location for two reasons: firstly, it was isolated enough that stray bolts or projectiles wouldn't place anyone at risk. Secondly, it was near enough to a small town that his prospective student would be able to find lodging.
As a Shard, he didn't need to eat or sleep, so it didn't really bother him to spend a night out on the sands, listening to the sounds of the wind and the creatures who lived there. It was a rare moment of peace in a life so full of violence. Of course, every now and again the sharp crack of a predator's jaws crunching through bone would remind him that life was far from peaceful, even for those beings blessed with no more intelligence than it took to hunt and screw and raise their young.
It was winter here, which meant that, while the nights could get bitterly cold, the days wouldn't get too hot. Desert training was all fine and dandy, but in the Shard's experience, it was never a good idea to overcomplicate things from the start. Mastering a new skill was hard enough without having to worry about passing out from heat stroke.
As he waited for [member="Lily Hex-Volsh"] to arrive, he began the task of setting up the training area. There were several targets, as well as a weapon rack, table, and other odds and ends that would come in handy.
Eralam knew his teaching was a little rough. Definitely needed some polish if he was going to get an academy started. But at least people were finally taking his brand of fighting seriously. That was something, he supposed.
It early in the morning. The sun had barely risen over the barren desert that would play host to the training site. He had chosen this location for two reasons: firstly, it was isolated enough that stray bolts or projectiles wouldn't place anyone at risk. Secondly, it was near enough to a small town that his prospective student would be able to find lodging.
As a Shard, he didn't need to eat or sleep, so it didn't really bother him to spend a night out on the sands, listening to the sounds of the wind and the creatures who lived there. It was a rare moment of peace in a life so full of violence. Of course, every now and again the sharp crack of a predator's jaws crunching through bone would remind him that life was far from peaceful, even for those beings blessed with no more intelligence than it took to hunt and screw and raise their young.
It was winter here, which meant that, while the nights could get bitterly cold, the days wouldn't get too hot. Desert training was all fine and dandy, but in the Shard's experience, it was never a good idea to overcomplicate things from the start. Mastering a new skill was hard enough without having to worry about passing out from heat stroke.
As he waited for [member="Lily Hex-Volsh"] to arrive, he began the task of setting up the training area. There were several targets, as well as a weapon rack, table, and other odds and ends that would come in handy.