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Venoriat

  1. Fall’s Sentinel
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6.44 E
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6.44 E Calirn looked over at the Grandmaster of the Season of Fall. The Fall’s Sentinel looked up. The war room held three of the Grandmasters and Calirn as well as two servants. By protocol, the Winter’s Watcher was elsewhere, should they all fall. The Fall Sentinel paused, and nodded.
6.44 E “I hear you, Fall’s Sentinel. But the cost I am willing to pay. Even if we must sacrifice a lesser relic.”
7.58 They were all watching. Knight-Commander Calirn looked up. The Fall’s Sentinel pursed his lips.
7.59 Calirn did not know the almost egregiously pink mail and armor. The Fall’s Sentinel murmured.
8.06 RT “More of a commander, though. And the Fall’s Sentinel, who is, er, more academic. But superior with a blade even so! You may meet all of them. The Knight-Commander as well. I think…they will be interested in meeting you.”
8.06 RT Ser Calirn went to consult with the Fall’s Sentinel, even though that meant spreading more word of Ser Solstice’s identity.
8.06 RT The Fall’s Sentinel was an older [Knight]. Slimmer, and, like his Season, less martial than the other Seasons. However—he used a dueling sword with great acclaim, and a buckler in his off-hand. And his spellcasting rivaled some senior [Mages].
8.06 RT More than that, though, he was a historian. The Fall’s Sentinel stood against more than just aggression in the present; he remembered past threats.
8.06 RT Calirn had come to him with Talia’s secret, despite reservations. And it was the Fall’s Sentinel who was more troubled than Calirn.
8.06 RT The Fall’s Sentinel was plumbing through his personal archive. He shook his head.
8.06 RT “Subtly, Fall’s Sentinel.”
8.06 RT The man’s name was Venoriat, but the Order tended to use their titles. To remind them they were representatives before friends, who could be biased, at least on business like this. Venoriat nodded.
8.06 RT The man’s name was Venoriat, but the Order tended to use their titles. To remind them they were representatives before friends, who could be biased, at least on business like this. Venoriat nodded.
8.06 RT The Fall’s Sentinel sighed.
8.06 RT “I would not forget, Fall’s Sentinel. I rode against him at the end.”