FrancisJohn
Explorer
Francis dreams about the first real lie he ever told. It was on his 9th birthday. His great grandmother traveled all the way to Roughy River up from South Roughy. Everyone was so excited to see her, and more importantly see what gift she would give. The suspense over her present was justified, because she was known for giving the best presents, a title she earned over many many years. Well the celebration was under way, and it was high time to open gifts. The anticipation built throughout the evening, and now Francis was to open his great-grandmother's present.
He ripped up the paper, and opened the lid on the box. It was the most Cortessa-awful sweater one could imagine. It reminded him of something a dwarf might wear That's right a dwarf! To him, it was simply a piece of rubbish that wasn't fit to wipe his own bottom. He felt dozens of eyes waiting for his reaction, especially the twinkly blue of his great-grandmother's. Without any hesitation, he began lavishing the utmost praise on the sweater, and his great-grandmother.
After his birthday, he simply felt most awful for deceiving everyone. This negativity festered for days, but softened through the weeks. More importantly, he never forgot how easy it was to not tell the truth. Through his formative years, he realized how easily lying came to him, and it was a skill he practiced more often than not. Life became a game, and he was the game master.
[sblock=Mini Stats]AC: 18 (14 flat-footed, 15 touch)
HP: 7/7
CMB: 0 CMD: 13
Fort: -1 Reflex: +5 Will: +1
Perception: +7
Initiative: +3
Bluff: +13
Armed: Light Crossbow +4 1d6[/sblock]
He ripped up the paper, and opened the lid on the box. It was the most Cortessa-awful sweater one could imagine. It reminded him of something a dwarf might wear That's right a dwarf! To him, it was simply a piece of rubbish that wasn't fit to wipe his own bottom. He felt dozens of eyes waiting for his reaction, especially the twinkly blue of his great-grandmother's. Without any hesitation, he began lavishing the utmost praise on the sweater, and his great-grandmother.
After his birthday, he simply felt most awful for deceiving everyone. This negativity festered for days, but softened through the weeks. More importantly, he never forgot how easy it was to not tell the truth. Through his formative years, he realized how easily lying came to him, and it was a skill he practiced more often than not. Life became a game, and he was the game master.
[sblock=Mini Stats]AC: 18 (14 flat-footed, 15 touch)
HP: 7/7
CMB: 0 CMD: 13
Fort: -1 Reflex: +5 Will: +1
Perception: +7
Initiative: +3
Bluff: +13
Armed: Light Crossbow +4 1d6[/sblock]