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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Velmont" data-source="post: 3211268" data-attributes="member: 13739">Jango answers Zan. "I've thought a lot about it today, when my mind couldn't concentrate on my studies and needed to relax. No offence Derra, but I thought a toad would have little use for me. I have been thinking what animal come to my help, and I had many coming in mind, but then I thought, what kind of help do I need most... that finally end with one questions. What do I want to become." Jango fix a point in the air a moment in silent, absorbed by the answers, before starting to talk. "It is tough to determine what I want to become in the next centuries. But at some point, I have limited choice, compare to you for example, as my magic come naturally, instinctively, and I cannot adapt to every situation. The spells I know all turn around one thing: combat. So I think a companion that could complete my skills woulc be best, and I thought the best way to survive a combat, it is to come prepare. Knowing your opponent would be important. A familiar that could scout should be the best familiar. I've hesitated on many but my choice finally falled on an hawk. There eyes are the most acute of all, and they can fly well over the range of most arrows or spells."He turns back his attention to Zan. "An hawk, I think that's what should be the best."What Jango didn't told, it was teh hawk had another advanatge. It was a reknown bird for noble, generally considered brave and pure. If the rumors on his mark should starts to spread, having an hawk as a familiar would only help his image.</blockquote>

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