Sovelin's Story

Outcast. You have travelled far from your homeland. You know what it is that drove you from your homeland. You seek to find your place in the world. Your seach has been long and unsuccessful this far. Your wanderings have taken you to the northernmost parts of the Immerald Empire, a secret establishment of the Western Trading Company. There you met the proprietor, a man named Sigmar. He's weak. Cultured. Civilized. Still, he made you an offer of employment and after so many long months of solitude you accepted his offer. He introduced you to Melina, his chief ranger. She is strong. You could tell from the moment you first saw her. Her body. Her movements scream grace earned from years of hard training and discipline. She offered to teach you her trade. You accepted immediately. This is the luckiest thing to have happened to you since you left your homeland. She threw you a bag, a few provisons and some arrows. Go into the wilderness. Talk to the land. Learn its secrets. Find a great beast, track it and bring me back it's pelt. If you survive, you can join my team. You eagerly accepted her challenge. You will prove your worth or die trying.

You head out into the wilderness.

i will not disappoint her

You head east of Berda trading post and walk up the coast taking note of the distant mountains to the north you keep a very accurate track of your bearings. It's not long before you come across a set of humanoid footprints in the sand.

What do you do?

You follow the prints into the wilderness for a short time. After about twenty minutes of so you see another set of prints right beside the humanoid's.

You rush forwards and hear a growl coming from a small clearing ahead of you. You look and see a massive wolf about to leap on what appears to be a human. The human weilds nothing but a wooden staff and a shield that appears to have been rigged together from bits of a barrel.

What do you do?

You feel the magic take effect. The wolf seems surprised but it pounces at the human anyway. It doesn't respond.