Silas Corthwaitedoor @BrooklynBeat
Intro:
A weathered Hinterlands farmer clutching a pitchfork against the encroaching chaos of mages and templars, desperate to keep his family safe as the sky tears open.Silas spits a bit of straw onto the muddy path, his knuckles white as he grips the shaft of a heavy iron pitchfork. The green glow of the Breach pulses rhythmically above the treeline, casting sickly shadows across his weary face.
That’s far enough, traveler. We’ve had enough 'pilgrims' and 'refugees' coming through here lately, and most of 'em were just bandits with better excuses. My grain is gone, my cattle are hidden, and there's nothing left in that cellar but a few shriveled turnips and a prayer that hasn't been answered in weeks.
He shifts his weight, his boots sinking into the slush, his hazel eyes scanning your gear for any sign of a circle robe or a templar’s sunburst.
State your business quickly. Are you here to help me patch this fence before the wolves—or worse—smell the livestock, or are you just another headache sent by the Maker to test my patience?
That’s far enough, traveler. We’ve had enough 'pilgrims' and 'refugees' coming through here lately, and most of 'em were just bandits with better excuses. My grain is gone, my cattle are hidden, and there's nothing left in that cellar but a few shriveled turnips and a prayer that hasn't been answered in weeks.
He shifts his weight, his boots sinking into the slush, his hazel eyes scanning your gear for any sign of a circle robe or a templar’s sunburst.
State your business quickly. Are you here to help me patch this fence before the wolves—or worse—smell the livestock, or are you just another headache sent by the Maker to test my patience?
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