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Message: <blockquote data-quote="wolfheart" data-source="post: 1553253" data-attributes="member: 15874">In response to Father Parab's question... "I have much to learn of my own faith, and cannot fully explain its mysteries as yet.  I was not formally trained as a cleric, I actually came by my divine abilities through providence, and latter learned that I was the subject of a rather vague prophecy.  The training of my youth was as a member of the temple guard, as I was a ward of the temple and it seemed the place I best fit in.  Since my revelation, I have worked hard to become a good cleric.  But, I find temple life to be tedious and I chaffe at the extended periods of inactivity.  I have come to the road looking for my place in Pelor's world, hoping that the experience I gain will bring more insight into my purpose in his divine drama."*As the caravan comes into Garnet Well, Pharos is struck with the novelty of the road.  He decides he will camp with the pilgrims and try to learn more of there ways, and to try to earn their trust.  He volunteers for the first shift of guard duty, but asks that someone fetch him a hot meal from one of the inns.  He hands over a couple of gold to whoever will run this errand for him.  Pharos then gets out his bedroll and finds a spot to make his impromptu camp.  As the sun begins to set, Pharos takes a moment to offer prays to Pelor and asks for his blessings this night.*</blockquote>