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Chapter 10

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. Only the strong survive. Represented by Arm, Mind, and Strength. Through
. this first Law and principle do we preach and teach others how to survive,
. live, and prove to themselves their own spirit.
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. All living beings are free. It is their choice to realize, their convictions
. to take and live by. Freedom is not given, or spoon fed upon the weak whom
. follow not even the first law.
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. Choice is cost. Conviction, has consequence.
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. Firstly, Taking hand in marriage to Mystrillania, Pvask chose such
. a union of his own will and freedom. His strength and convictions impressed
. his mate and his choices continue to do so. The cost of these actions have
. too taken a toll in consequence. In order to keep her safe when he cannot
. he has agreed to and has constantly given locations of Outlander wizards
. to the Village so he might secure her safety. Even when she has used magic
. in front of the Commander himself, he stayed his hands because of Pvask's
. compromises.
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. Choosing to put his mate above other Outlanders, the cost is paid with the
. lives of others compared with the safety of his mate.
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. Secondly, the so-called War against the Fortress. Pvask at an early point in
. his life before becoming NightReaver decided for himself this would be the
. direction the Reavers, if not all the refuge should take. Without considering
. the consequences of his choices and actions, taking the Orb from the Fortress
. brought their wrath not just against the Reavers, but other branches. Too, nearly
. pitting them against the Wardens. An overzealous and less thought out choice
. proved to be more consequential in cost than realized until recently.
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. Lastly, becoming NightReaver.
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. Pvask believed for so long this was His place to take. His mantle to bear,
. but forgetting how much of a hermit he was. An outspoken preacher, with
. great convictions bet never sought the limelight of others in such a way
. as he is now. Proudly and with great conviction Pvask takes this position
. to represent the Reavers but too a great cost is being paid. No longer
. can he give sermon in secret, preach in public, or simply explore the lands
. without a very large and visible target on his back. A great choice that he
. stands well behind, but the true cost of it is felt every day of his life,
. now and until death. Such cost even his wife might be in danger for all know
. now her mate is the NightReaver!!