[Mathematician]
First mention (by name): 8.30
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| 8.30 | The one, the only, the unique [Mathematician] of the Plain’s Eye Tribe embraced Merish hard. |
| 8.30 | The [Mathematician] gave him a sly look and pushed his glasses up. Somehow, they caught the light and blinded Merish with an afterimage. |
| 8.30 | Yelroan was the most interesting Gnoll that Merish knew. A [Mathematician], a class so rare that even city-people didn’t know what it was. |
| 8.30 | It did indeed. Yelroan hadn’t gained the [Mathematician] class at first. He’d become a [Scribe], an [Accountant]…then, as he was appointed to calculating the entire clan’s income, managing supplies, and such, he’d morphed into the [Mathematician] class, rather than [Administrator] or some reasonable class. |
| 8.30 | It did indeed. Yelroan hadn’t gained the [Mathematician] class at first. He’d become a [Scribe], an [Accountant]…then, as he was appointed to calculating the entire clan’s income, managing supplies, and such, he’d morphed into the [Mathematician] class, rather than [Administrator] or some reasonable class. |
| 8.30 | “You could have been a [Manager] or [Accountant] or something. Why [Mathematician]?” |
| 8.30 | “Of course we do! And quite profitably—we have an exclusive trade deal, the only one of any tribe, as far as I know. I have no idea how Xherw negotiated that back in the day…we have other deals too that keep us on top. But give me eighteen—no, seven more [Mathematicians] and some deals with tribes, and we could replace Pallass and sell everything directly.” |
| 8.30 | The [Mathematician] smiled slightly, but watched Merish’s face. |
| 8.30 | Merish guessed at once. The [Mathematician] winked at him. He gestured back at the stall. |
| 8.30 | …a [Mathematician] of all classes… |
| 8.31 | So, after breakfast, Merish went to find Yelroan. The [Mathematician] was in his tent as usual, and Merish poked his head in, took one look at the yawning Gnoll, and came back with some tea and meat biscuits from a nearby campfire. |
| 8.31 | Merish followed Xherw to a group of Gnolls outside. For answer, Xherw pointed. Merish saw a scrying orb held by a [Shaman], a group of the Plain’s Eye’s best magic-users…and Yelroan. The [Mathematician] blinked at Merish, and then waved. Xherw gave Merish a slight grin. |
| 8.31 | The [Mathematician] smirked at the offended magic-users. He turned to Merish and Xherw with a superior look and shook his head. |
| 8.38 H | They glared at Yelroan. The [Mathematician] glanced up as Xherw sighed and gently massaged his face. This was the last thing he needed. |
| 8.38 H | Xherw was startled, but Yelroan was indicating circles of yarn around pins. The [Mathematician] sniffed. |
| 8.38 H | Xherw’s stare made the [Mathematician] fumble over to a second map; he had multiple boards for projects like assessing trade value or other activities. |
| 8.38 H | Xherw saw Yelroan tap his final data point. The [Mathematician]’s eyes traced the geographical map and his gaze turned distant. |
| 8.38 H | The [Mathematician] puffed up with pride. He smiled, smoothing his fur back, and decided to bring up getting apprentices or helpers or expanding his role in the tribe at a good point. He stared at the map. He hoped he was right, and Merish would get these Doombringers. |
| 8.64 K | Just following the path it needed to save her from dying. She had no true skill with a blade to claim—not like Mars or Orthenon. She was a better warrior than almost any you would find, but her style was her own. A calculation like any [Mathematician] might find beautiful because of how logical, practiced it was. |
| Interlude – Satar | The question was, who would break in, leave a random math problem for a [Mathematician], and leave? |
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