Role

Chapter 7

The path Oroas trod as a Vindicator was one of solitary dedication, a journey
that resonated deeply with the ethos of the Witch of the Eternal Library,
Lady Ishuli. In her domain, the pursuit of singular purpose was not merely
encourage, it was the very pillar upon which her sanctum was built. Oroas's
single-minded commitment to mastering the law aligned seamlessly with her
philosophy. The law was his chosen craft, his obsession, and in Lady Ishuli's
teachings, he foresaw the apotheosis of his life's work.

In the embrace of civilization, amidst the labyrinthine order of cities that
mirrored the structured haven of the Eternal Library, Oroas found a kinship
with Lady Ishuli's philosophy. The rules that governed the cobblestone
streets were akin to the laws that held dominion in her realm of knowledge.
There was a sanctity in this order, an unspoken pact entered upon crossing
the threshold, be it into the city or into the library's vast expanse.

The tenure of Oroas as a Vindicator was marked by a steadfast adherence to a
grim but necessary creed. Each clash, each moment where the light faded from
the eyes of those he brought to justice, was not a cause for celebration but
a somber duty fulfilled. Oroas carried the weight of these encounters not as
badges of honor but as burdens of responsibility. He wielded his power with a
grave reluctance, an understanding that each drop of blood spilled in the
name of the law was a tragic necessity. Outside the purview of his office, he
made a conscious effort to sheathe his weapons and don the cloak of peace,
setting aside the tools of war.