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Sundos Solito

Location: Stockades
Interacting With:Kyra, Saul, Lob, Marcus, Guards

Sundos was confused and wanted to get to the bottom of what was going on. ”Sir, why is this.. Lob.. locked up in the stockade? What action did he do to deserve this? Is it only because of his race? Has he not been tortured enough by Nature? Must we now torture him as well? He has no control over who his father is.” In Sundos’ mind, the orc blood could only come from the father.

Looking at Lob, Sundos tells him, ”Lob good. Yes. Yes. Lob, sit…Lob, quiet… Great, now I sound like him.” Turning towards the other, Sundos continued, ”So, Sir, what did he do? I cannot stand by if injustice is being done of one of Lathander’s Children. By his mother’s blood, he is Lathander’s child.”

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...Or did you mean our characters will be old? That'd be odd. but I guess they can save the world with their walkers. Romantic... I haven't done that in a while, but I can give it that good old college try.

@Kefka Palazzo

Putting these two together gave me a very odd visual of an old man saying to an old woman, "Romantic... I haven't done that in a while, but I can give it that good old college try," as they use their walkers to hobble to bed.

If I Woke Up Beside of You ~Game~

"Can you untie me now? I need to get to work.."

🦄 Duplicity - D&D Style Fantasy Rp Adventure (Completed)

@LuminosityJust don't get too close behind him... Stay out of the splash zone.

I'm just saying...

🦄 Duplicity - D&D Style Fantasy Rp Adventure (Completed)

Sundos Solito

Location: Outside Jail Interacting With:Kyra, Lob, Saul, Ash

Sundos has been walking with Saul to meet the constable and a local priest. He was still getting over his shock at Saul's words and trying to decide what he could say to right things with Saul.

Sundos saw them. that rude archer and wolf, standing outside the jail and thought,"Aw... crap. She is going to think I am following her. And is that an half orc with her?" Sundos didn't know what to think about half orcs. Humans, elves and even dwarves were races of Light and were under Lathander's Glory. Orcs clearly were not a race of Light. They were enemies of Lathander and all He stood for. However, an half orc was a bastard child of the two races. Sundos decided that the half orc's mother must have been abused by the orcs and forced against her will to be the child's mother. He felt pity for the half orc's mother and decided to treat the half orc as any other of the races of Light. at least for now...

Sundos walked up to Lob and Kyra. He didn't approach them too closely and said, "Greetings, Sister...hmm... Ash and you, Brother. Fear not the Darkness, Dawn Shall Arrive soon. I promise, Sister, I am not following you. However, I was guided here to meet the constable and a priest."

Then he continued to the half orc and said, "Brother, I am called Sundos Solito, I am a DawnBringer. May the Glory of Lathander shine upon you. Have you also come to help defend the village?" Sundos smiles and bows slightly to everybody but does not approach any of them very closely.

🦄 Duplicity - D&D Style Fantasy Rp Adventure (Completed)

Sundos Solito

Location: Heading to the Jail
Interacting With: Saul

"I doubt the Morninglord would disown you. I am sure you have done good work for the Church in your service with Prince's Cavalry. Scouts from the Prince's Own Light Cavalry often work with the Paladins and Soldiers of Faith. They are good people." Sundos was naive enough to believe that anything that helped the kingdom also helped the Church.

"We are meeting a priest? I was told that there was not a Church in the hamlet.... Oh... You mean that 'Rose Temple'. Alright. Let us meet with them. We will need to work with them for the defense of the hamlet."

Sundos was excited to meet important people of the hamlet and to see how he could in the war effort. As they walked, he kept his eyes opened for a good place for a shrine.

"Ser, Lathander is a fair, just father. But He also loves and care for his children. Why do you believe Lathander would reject your service?"

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Sundos Solito

Location: Cross Swords
Interacting With:Saul

Sundos was a little taken aback by Saul's request to not call him 'brother'. Saul was one of the races of light. All of the races of light were children of Lathander. It was the sun that gave them all life. How could they not be brothers under the Father Sun?

Clearly at a loss of words, Sundos replied to Saul,"I meant no offense. I believe we are all brothers and sisters under the Father Sun. However, I shall not refer to you as 'brother' again."

Sundos' stew and mug of water had barely arrived when Saul told him to follow. He quickly drank the water and ate a few rushed mouthfuls of stew. He was accustomed to having meals interrupted to carry out work for the temple. It happened more often than not.

He rushed out towards the tavern's door with everybody else and to catch up to Saul. His backpack was half on, he had his coin pouch in one hand and the other carried his stew bowl. He drank from the bowl as one would drink from a cup. He drank as much of the stew as he could. He carefully placed the bowl on a table as he ran out of the tavern.

Once his back was on and his other gear better situated, he jogged to catch up to Saul and asked, "Inside of the tavern you called me 'Father'. Does that mean I may address you as 'Son'?" Sundos chuckled a little. "I prefer you call me, 'Brother', but if you will not, you may call me by my title of 'Dawnbringer', or just Sundos will work too. How shall I address you, Br.. hmm... Saul?"

Beautiful Betrayal ~ 1 x 1 ~ Original Hetero Plots ~ High Casual to Advance +.

Ahhhhh..... I see from your plot lines you do see dead people. :)

I read one of the plot lines (now I can't find it) about the statue... That looks fun too. Others too.

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Sundos Solito

Location: Cross Swords
Interacting With:Kyra, Saul

After seeing to his mount, Sundos entered the tavern. he always knew taverns smelled bad, but he has never smelt one as bad as the Cross Swords. Maybe it was chili night...

He had heard of the victory today over the orcs. He had mixed emotions about it. He was happy the hamlet was safe, for now and they had a great victory. However, he was sad and angry with himself for not arriving in time to help in the battle. He was sure that if he had arrived in time, he could have helped save lives of the defenders.

Sundos saw Thelin at the bar with another gnome. He felt bad that he had mistaken him for a small human girl. Of course, he could never tell Thelin, but he feared the damage has already been done.

There were empty tables in the dining hall. But Sundos had been alone for too long on the road. He wanted to sit with people he knew. He saw two warriors from out in the street. He could not say they were "friendly" but he didn't want to eat alone again.

Sundos approached the table where Kyra and Saul sat and said, "Excuse me, Sister Kyra, Brother Saul, would you mind if I joined you two?" Not waiting for an answer, he sat down as he spoke.

A young barmaid came to the table and asked Sundos for his order. "Yes, Sister, may I have a glass of Chateau de Beaucastel Chateauneuf-du-Pape wine?" Being told they don't have that, Sundos listed three other makes of wine before giving up and asking for a glass of "house wine". After being told there was no wine, Sundos replied, "Fine... please bring me a glass of ale, a glass or water and an empty glass." Looking at how few coins he had in his coin pouch, he asked, "Maybe, just bring me the water? No ale. And a bowl of stew, please, Sister."

Looking at Saul, he continued, "Brother, are you injured? I noticed you were limping as you entered the tavern. I have some small healing blessings. If you like, I can attempt to heal your wounds."

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Just to let you know... Sundos will never fall to Assallya's womanly wiles. He's a . . faith. . . ful...

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I'm sorry, what I was saying?