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<blockquote data-quote="Velenne" data-source="post: 1316070" data-attributes="member: 1856">Saint Norin, &quot;Dawnkeeper&quot;, Human AsceticWith GaldaronNorin looks dejectedly at Galdaron's feet, then suddenly back up to the man's eyes with a great swell of pity, &quot;How sad for you that such great need requires such great scheming.&nbsp; I will trust you to hear Heironeous' will on this matter as I trust myself.&nbsp; Only remember that in order for evil to triumph, good folk must simply do nothing.&quot;The MeetingThe dark-haired, almond-eyed human neglects to partake in any of the pomp or feast, even eschewing one of the high-backed chairs for a pillow on the floor nearby.&nbsp; He seems friendly enough, estranging himself not out of pride but humility- he is neither used to great amounts of food nor chairs to sit while eating it and so finds the scene an unfamiliar one.When the High Righteousness enters, he sits up to a kneeling position and finally takes a seat after the introductions are over so that he may better observe his company.&nbsp; His only reply to Orshallan is an earnest nod before returning to his people-watching.&nbsp; Norin has made it a practice to observe any social situation long before making his presence any more known than he has to.&nbsp; He does this now as an attempt to understand those who will be accompanying him and how their dynamic will function.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Velenne, post: 1316070, member: 1856"] [b]Saint Norin, "Dawnkeeper", Human Ascetic[/b] [b]With Galdaron[/b] Norin looks dejectedly at Galdaron's feet, then suddenly back up to the man's eyes with a great swell of pity, "How sad for you that such great need requires such great scheming. I will trust you to hear Heironeous' will on this matter as I trust myself. Only remember that in order for evil to triumph, good folk must simply do nothing." [b]The Meeting[/b] The dark-haired, almond-eyed human neglects to partake in any of the pomp or feast, even eschewing one of the high-backed chairs for a pillow on the floor nearby. He seems friendly enough, estranging himself not out of pride but humility- he is neither used to great amounts of food nor chairs to sit while eating it and so finds the scene an unfamiliar one. When the High Righteousness enters, he sits up to a kneeling position and finally takes a seat after the introductions are over so that he may better observe his company. His only reply to Orshallan is an earnest nod before returning to his people-watching. Norin has made it a practice to observe any social situation long before making his presence any more known than he has to. He does this now as an attempt to understand those who will be accompanying him and how their dynamic will function. [/QUOTE]

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