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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Zweischneid" data-source="post: 1850189" data-attributes="member: 11843">Laughing mirthlessly the young half-elf responds.'In this, Massif, lies your mistake I believe. It is certainly not me who goes through his life downtrodden and subdued, meekly accepting the fate some higher force or another has chosen and bestowed upon me. I was born lower than your wretched self-pity could possibly phantom and it was I who chose to go beyond it.Emphazising his words with a tip, first to his temple and than to his heart, Celebren continues.'I know what I am seeking and I believe that Dol Dorn favors the brave, those who are willing to take on a fight - and fight to win - in every aspect of their life, just as I believe that there will be no clemency for those afraid to make your own destiny. Not in this world or the next.'Shaking his head sadly, the young priests bitter anger seems to be spend.'There is no high place, nor a low one. There is only your place and all the wrong ones. If you spend your life seeking the one your own, it will be a life lived well.' Obviously the Abbess send me here to learn why priests age so quickly, why a bit of optimism sometimes requires more work than building a soaring cathedral. Did she maybe hire that strange dwarf just to set me up with a test? If his bitterness wasn't so sincere, on would come to that conclusion.'Anyways, I think I've had my share stories for the day.'With another low bow, Celebren resigns from the gathering and walks over to the ships prow, staring at the passing clouds and thoughts.</blockquote>

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