Role

Chapter 1

And when he began to consider it, joining the Blood Tribunal, he could think
of only one small reason not to: He was not concerned any further with
maintaining Order.

Yet, he had been raised to respect it, as a paladin, and had been educated
enough to know what to do to earn 'a badge upon his chest.' And there would
be gold, and riches, and safety, as well.

Most of all, however, he would be able to go forth into the guild of paladins
finally, and demand to know from all of the guildmasters why they felt he was
not worthy. And there was the Code, which required that guild of paladins
respect those who uphold the Law. What sweeter way could there be of proving
his worth to those whom despised him then to hold them accountable, finally,
for their actions, and to demand their respect?

Briefly, he spoke with the healer Onirakoth. A new confidence entered him as
he was granted a badge within a few short minutes, and put to watch over
Hamsah Mu'tazz.And slight anxiety did enter him when the Provost mentioned
requiring an oath from him. However, to Arech's satisfaction, no oath was
declared, only a weak declaration.