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The ISF Files. Mission One: Council of Shadow

"Forgive me if I don't give up on the mission before we even have a mission," Rao said. His eyes were still closed, and he was relaxed, as if he didn't care about anything happening around him. He let out a yawn.

The ISF Files. Mission One: Council of Shadow

Only definition that matters to Rao is his own.

The ISF Files. Mission One: Council of Shadow

Eh, Rao isn't rebellious out of habit. He just has this thing about doing the right thing, regardless of his orders.

The ISF Files. Mission One: Council of Shadow

First successful pun less than thirty posts in. Hooah.

The ISF Files. Mission One: Council of Shadow

Rao shrugged. "Axe the friendly chatter, got it," he said, though he grinned. He closed his eyes and leaned back in his chair; no reason he couldn't enjoy a quick cat nap.

The ISF Files. Mission One: Council of Shadow

"Sit down and shut up. Should be loads of fun." Shrugging, Rao strolled over to an available chair and slid into it. He noticed Syra and nodded to her. " 'Lo, love."

The ISF Files. Mission One: Council of Shadow

Tucking a stray strand of hair behind his ear, Rao opened the door and walked into the room. He glanced around at the people in the room. Calling them eclectic would be generous. The mage slipped his hands into his pockets. "This is the Excalibur thing, right?" he asked, clearly skeptical. His voice was a clear baritone, warm but strong. "Do I have the right place?"

Kicking In The Door

The connections between families always make things fun. History is what makes intrigue, well, intriguing.

Kicking In The Door

Sounds like something worth doing to me. The richer the character's history, the better, I always say. Gives them a depth that you just can't find any other way.

The ISF Files. Mission One: Council of Shadow

I like how our group is made up almost entirely of rebellious people. After they give us our first orders, we'll just leave and make our own group to spite them.