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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Velmont" data-source="post: 3197812" data-attributes="member: 13739">Jango as been looking at father all the time. To his own surprise he never stare at the ground, as he had thought, as he had done so many times. Each time his father came to there room to talk about there disobedience, he always tried to avoid his father's look. He owed him respect. Each time he left with his sister, it was to protect her sister, as alone, she would have been more in danger than with him, or so he always thought each time he left the Inn, but each time his father caught them, he always felt that it was his own curiosity and innocence that led him on these expedition, he was just as much to blame than his sister. Knowing that his father's words hold a truth he didn't wanted to hear make him uneasy.But tonight, it was different. He knew he had his blame on this story, but what he has discovered make all the things different. His secrets balancing on the edge of discovery, the voice who knew more about his mark than himself, a voice who wnated to isolate him. Jango thought for a moment to tell that to his father, but he tells himself that it wasn't the good moment... or maybe not the good person...Studies books... what new in it. I do alreday it when I'm not with Jina. And these books hold only the knowledge of our world. I want to learn the knowledge of teh apst. Alchemy, there is no use to that. It is magic for the powerless. Spellweaving. My magic is in my blood, in my mark, it is not teh result of study... I sound bitter. I should sleep and relax on all the events of teh day. Too much has happen today."How could I forget this day father? It is the day I killed my first man. I doubt the watch we take down survived the magic of the wand." told Jango, not sure why he told that. It is true, the man he attacked with the wand seemed on the edge of dying. That idea was strange to his mind. He felt uneasy with that, but not disgust. It must be because the pirate cause so many death, him and Erqua."But what the dwarf told you about me. And to whom he told it. If the town learn about my mark, I think I'll have my punishment straight there. What the people will think about my mark, or the members of the houses who are here? I just listen to Khalia and it seems like teh caves we discovered is the hell itself. What I would be to her or tothe member of the Silver Flame? A demon?"</blockquote>

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