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>3 SUCCESS: Knightly camaraderie. In addition to unique insight into the various dangers of your voyage and how to best counter them. You will have the option of convincing Sir von Rhum to join you on the next leg of your voyage, or to take on Mikail during the remainder of your stay for specific lessons to do with nominations into the Roiguard.
>SELECTED: With a childhood spent largely in the Roiguard quarters, and being the son of one of the most famous Roiguard in living memory, Sir von Rhum is more than happy to school another likely lad in matters specific to their recruitment process. [Lessons with Mikail]
>GAIN +1 Re-Roll (single use) against Weather Results
>GAIN +1 Re-Roll (single use) in shipboard combat vs pirates
>GAIN +1 Re-Roll (single use) in shipboard combat vs sea creatures
<span class="mu-i">“My apologies if this is presumptuous, sir.”</span> The servants of the Order lodge have only just offered you a seat in the lounge when you’re approached by a brown-haired man wearing a padded gambeson. <span class="mu-i">“I couldn’t help but notice the style of yours arms, the bear and chains. You wouldn’t be the knight that they’re calling ‘The Storm Bear’, would you?”</span>
<span class="mu-i">“It’s hardly an official title, but some have called me that yes.”</span> You shake the man’s proffered hand, already liking the firmness of his grip and friendly manner. <span class="mu-i">“Sir Emile of House Andrei. To whom do I owe the pleasure?”</span>
<span class="mu-i">“Oh! Milord!”</span> Mikail starts, jolting like a deer that’s heard the snap of a twig. <span class="mu-i">“He’s… it’s von Rhum. As in -the- von Rhum. The Terror of Yost, the one what kilt a dozen dragon assassins what went for the King at Chalét.”</span>
<span class="mu-i">“Calm yourself boy, I recognise the arms. Who in the wide kingdom doesn’t?”</span> You nod politely at the knight and cast your eyes over the signature sphinx on a red field, noting the two gold partitions. <span class="mu-i">“But, unless the years have been very kind to him, it’s not the Red Rhum himself. My apologies for my squire’s overenthusiasm, sir. I’m afraid you have the advantage of me.”</span>
<span class="mu-i"> “Quite alright, Charles von Rhum is indeed my old man. Bailley is the name.”</span> Sir von Rhum graces your still gawping squire with a friendly wink. <span class="mu-i">"All the bards go on about his charge at Yost, but the Chalét incident isn’t nearly as well known. Someone has been reading up on his Roiguard histories.”</span>
<span class="mu-i">“Yes, but he should also have read the bits about Roiguard being versed in courtly manners.”</span> Mikail blushes furiously at your comment, but at least the boy recalls his manners and remembers to keep his mouth shut while the nobles are talking.
<span class="mu-i">“Oh please, think nothing of it.”</span> The Trident knight waves off the concern at your squire’s breach of etiquette. The wave also serves to summon a servant with a refreshing drink. <span class="mu-i">“Neither of us mark me as strangers to the intemperance of youth. What brings you to Langland, Sir Andrei?”</span>
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