[center][h2]Kale Grall
Guard Camp - Aelios Temple
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So this is the weather the Lunarians have to deal with. A thought that Kale had as he made his way to the Aelios Temple. Dressed in clothing, befitting a cold climate along with his armor and weapons. While still a bit cold and his feet crunching in the snow. Hood over his head as he tried to walk to the temple. His first day as a guard for Dawnhaven is the same day the snow falls heavily around town. This will take time to get used to, he thought. Kale knew it would be cold, and he was not one to complain. He just wished he had been told how bad it could be, and at least his first guard duty detail is inside of the temple and not outside. 

Still, as the snow continued to fall heavily and not letting up. Kale hoped he was on the right track. His superior has given him directions, and he thinks he is on the right track. Kale wished he had some time to explore the town before joining up with the guard. That was on him, and not thinking ahead. But in time, he will know this town from the inside out, he is a guard, after all.    

Either way, once Kale spotted the Aelios Temple, he made his way there. Glad he found it and how it still looked like an Aelios Temple despite its snow-worn look. A friendly sight being this far from his old home and in this new town.  

So Kale entered and made sure that none of the snow got inside. Carefully dusting himself off so as not to tarnish the entrance and warming himself up in the warmness of the temple. A nice respite from the outside, and after Kale finished dusting himself off and taking down his hood. "Try not to mess up your first day Kale," he said to himself in a hushed voice. Reminding himself of what a good first impression is. Especially to the priestess of this temple, and he has been informed about the murder that happened before he came here. So that makes his job a bit more serious than he thought. 

With a deep, calming breath, Kale took up position in the temple and was now ready to stand guard. Holding in place and time to see how good of a guard he can be.