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<blockquote data-quote="Canaan" data-source="post: 4075282" data-attributes="member: 40239">JarothJaroth sighs.&quot;I will do it.&quot; &nbsp; He states quietly.&quot;It has fallen to me, as the Book's bearer.&nbsp; I will protect the Book and therefore the spirit that resides within.&nbsp; I doubt anyone but an innocent can redeem the Spirit, but at least it will be protected and not used for evil.&quot;ooc:&nbsp; Jaroth is a humble man who desires only to protect and nurture the peoples of the Four Lands.&nbsp; He is not dogmatic or rigid in his approach.&nbsp; And he is not a pious man.&nbsp; But he does genuinely have the best interest of all of the peoples of the lands in his heart.&nbsp; He takes this burden on not because he thinks he can redeem the spirit, but because he feels it is his duty not to destroy a being that has been corrupted by others.&nbsp; He feels a nurturing connection to the Spirit and is sad about its fate.&nbsp; His sigh represents the acceptance of his duty even though he knows it might kill him or through him do great evil.&nbsp; He is determined to overcome the Spirit's deceptions.&nbsp; In fact, his next feat will be Iron Will, unless he already has it.&nbsp; I forget.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Canaan, post: 4075282, member: 40239"] [b]Jaroth[/b] Jaroth sighs. [COLOR=YellowGreen][I]"I will do it." [/I][/COLOR] He states quietly. [COLOR=YellowGreen][I]"It has fallen to me, as the Book's bearer. I will protect the Book and therefore the spirit that resides within. I doubt anyone but an innocent can redeem the Spirit, but at least it will be protected and not used for evil."[/I][/COLOR] ooc: Jaroth is a humble man who desires only to protect and nurture the peoples of the Four Lands. He is not dogmatic or rigid in his approach. And he is not a pious man. But he does genuinely have the best interest of all of the peoples of the lands in his heart. He takes this burden on not because he thinks he can redeem the spirit, but because he feels it is his duty not to destroy a being that has been corrupted by others. He feels a nurturing connection to the Spirit and is sad about its fate. His sigh represents the acceptance of his duty even though he knows it might kill him or through him do great evil. He is determined to overcome the Spirit's deceptions. In fact, his next feat will be Iron Will, unless he already has it. I forget. [/QUOTE]

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