Role

Chapter 1

Much has changed for Glaurthran. He had been very sure of himself, arrogant
to a degree when it came to the Village. He believed since he had been among
the huts the longest, aside from Iborenn and Acaga, that he had a good
understanding of its principles and traditions.How humbled he was when he
he found himself cast out for doing what he thought was right.

But rather than break him, it birthed new drive. Yes, he bled a great deal
when his foes learned of his misfortune, but it also gave him strength.His
anger, which was stagnating under the Imperial treaty, was fueled anew.He
was internally pleased to see the treaty fall. But rather than simply use it
as an excuse to focus his war on the Imperials, his hatred for their magi
puppet masters burned ever stronger.

While working to rebuild his hut, he decided to change his outlook. His
anger did not falter, but it reshaped. His own failure made him seek further
penance, and he decided, if given the chance, to serve as a defender of the
Village. He has also taken steps to rty and relearn to read. While he does
not know if it will work, he will try.

His ways have changed, too. While he does not reject his own anger, to the
contrary he still nourishes it, he does see it as one, if an important, facet
of his life. He seeks to learn of its nature and place further, but will
never stop fighting until his last breath.