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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Stone Angel" data-source="post: 829741" data-attributes="member: 5630">The fire light gleamed in Ry's wild eyes, though he saw nothing. His mind wandered into the past. He had not had a chance to think about the recent events and till now. The one known as Rinney and the others had helped him fight off the wild dogs that sought to make him a meal. After that they had let him travel with them. Upon saving the children at the river he discovered that Rinney was a hero of Massien. That was a place he had not spoken or heard of in a long time. Still the wildmans mind travelled into the past farther, to the begining.Ry was born a full blooded Churkey the natives of this land. Ry was also born a full blooded slave. In his younger days he had known nothing but servitude. After two hunting forays where only he returned, the rest the land and beast had claimed, the other Churkey began to call him Ry the Undying. They began to think of him as a bad luck charm, he was an outcast from an enslaved people. Soon he was selected for another hunt. He was very good with the bow. Again the rest of the party fell and only he survived. This time however he decided to remain in wild lands. There he stayed untill he was found by the hero Rinney and the lady of the earth Kolindra. With them he went back to his homeland where he was freed. What is freedom. Was Ry not free in the wild. The truth be told he found some solace in the fact that he had new masters in Rinney and Kolindra. Rinney had told him after the unbinding to never call him master but friend instead. Ry was confused yet happy. Still there travels did not end there. Rinney also made Ry a hero like himself, a great honor not bestowed to many Churkey. But he was no longer a slave Ry had to remind himself again, and again. Soon they left the city and encountered the pig bear men. Beings more savage than e'en himself. Ry did not understand why they had went into the valley only that he had protected his "friends" and they seemed to be happy. Rinney had even been gracious enough to carve a name into his greatclub. It read "Earth Shaker, that which smiteth stones". His greatclub Ry thought as he snapped back to reality, he had spent to long in thought best he patrol and make sure no enemies were about. It was his shift at watch after all.Note to readers: Sometimes you will catch that Ry will call Kolindra "Paswen" it means locked to the land in Churkey. I am working on a laguage primer for it but I am busy bee these days. I will however try to clarify or have Mark do it.</blockquote>

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