Rook

Rook had been training for over a month now, although he could of used this time to further his combat prowess and grow stronger, he didn't consider this a waste. Not only had he somewhat solved his gear problem but he had made a power friend and mentor in Ariel. Collecting his things, Rook made sure to say goodbye to Kimba, giving his one last scratch behind the ears. "I'm adding you to my friends list so we can stay in touch" he told Ariel. "I owe you a lot for everything you have done for me and taught me, if there is anything I can ever do to repay the debt all you have to do is ask and I'

Rook opened up the box and retrieved the sowing kit that was inside. "Thank you, I know this means a lot to you and I wont let you down." Walking over to retrieve a large piece of white silk, Rook returned to the crafting station and spread the material out flat. Pondering for a moment as he looked at, he formed what he thought would be a good plan of action based on all the information he had received from listening to and watching Ariel. Not wanting to waste anymore time since he was on the clock. Rook set to work trimming and sowing the fabric into what he hoped would be a copy of Ariel's i

Rook was pleased by Ariel's reaction when she finally returned to the room. Although she seemed to pay more attention to Kimba and ignore him entirely, he was pleased to not get another tongue lashing from her. Catching a small box that she threw to him, he didn't have time to ask what was in it. After being instructed by Ariel to retrieve some mats. Rook walked over and took two materials from the storage container and returned to the crafting station. Sitting after Ariel motioned for him to, Rook took special care to observe and remember everything Ariel was doing and saying. "So when do I g

Rook wasn't happy with the criticism he had received over his inventory list. Just because my sword is made of metal and I wear it on my back doesn't make it armor. Rook thought to himself as he watched Ariel go into the back room. Staring around the room for a moment, Rook was unsure of where to find the mop. Luckily or not for him however, Kimba had made her way over to a small closet and sat down next to it. Great, now I'm taking orders from a cat. Walking over to the closet, Rook opened it up and took out the mop and bucket. Staring back at the room, Rook new it would be pointless to mop w

Walking over to the display case Rook couldn't help but wonder what taking an inventory of her shop had to do with crafting armor. As he stood in front of the display case he was dismayed but how the items were organized. From what he could tell she had laid them out by rarity instead of item type, the exact opposite of how she had asked him to categorize them. I wonder if this is payback for her having to help me in the woods? he wondered to himself. Not wanting to waste anymore time stewing over the task, Rook pulled out his pen and paper and got to work on the list. Surprisingly

Rookie aye? Growing up Rook was always the first one to crack a joke as soon as an opportunity presented itself. A character trait some found amusing while others found annoying. Luckily however Rook learned at an early age to take a joke just as well as he could tell one. Pretty good pun considering that last battle he thought to himself. Catching the pelt as Ariel through it to him, Rook was somewhat surprised. In the back of his mind he had half anticipated her to keep the pelt and make him search for another wolf to kill himself. Following Ariel back to her shop, Rook wondered what the

Dismayed for a moment over the price, Rook relaxed when he remembered the extra Col he had received from the treasure chest Calrex and him had found. At the time he had scoffed at the petty bit of treasure, but now it gave him just enough to afford the crystals. Still, Rook found it hard to justify giving a player money who showed such grievous disrespect to a person she didn't even know. I wonder if she treats all players like this? Rook wondered to himself. As much as he hated it however, Rook had no other options. If he was going to take on the quest he was planning to, he would need those

Rook took a moment to consider what Ariel had said. Clearly Ariel didn't need any help from him to handle the wolf, that being said it just wasn't in him to just watch a fight.. "I appreciate your consideration Ariel, but I'm not the type of person who likes to sit on the sidelines while my friends are fighting." Hyped up on fresh determination and resolve, Rook watched as the wolf charged towards him. Digging his feat into the dirt and bracing himself for the impact, Rook was hoping to emulate Ariel and by like a stone wall to the wolfs attack. As the wolf tucked its head and slammed into him

Rook could easily tell that the shop owner seemed off put by his presence. Noticing that she was also an orange player, he wondered if it was his tag that seemed to upset her. "Hello, I was hoping to purchase two uncommon recovery crystals I noticed you had in stock." Noticing the players much higher level and the obvious disdain she had for him, Rook hoped to conclude his business quickly and get on the road.

Walking into the shop, Rook was happy to find such a fine alchemy shop that was accessible to orange players. Looking around he saw that the shop had exactly what he was looking for: Name: Recovery Crystal I Rank: Uncommon Effect: HP Recovery Crystal Heals 5 HP instantly! This does not require a post action Description: Rook pulled up his menu to insure had the col to purchase a couple of them and then waited to be helped.