Pvask Tazz the Holy of Faith, Nightreaver of Thar-Eris

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Chapter 14

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. You, Great Haruspex.
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. You herald and guard the Natural Law. By example both of wisdom, and teachings.
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. All of the laws are encompassed in unity, yet
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. You, Great Haruspex, defy the cycle as do all living Gods. Through law one, you all have
. proven yourselves, law two you live yourselves, law three you take responsibily
. for yourselves for actions in your mortal lives and face it. Law four, rising above
. and beyond the mortals, the most strenuous path to ever take, you all too immortalize
. yourselves.
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. All of these laws come together in the end, as the cycle ends, but it is the gods that
. defy the fifth law until too succumbing to the four priors.
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. When strength weakens, freedom wanes, the lack of action or choice to continue
. heralding your teachings to us mortals, the easier path unfortunately becomes quite clear
. and only when ALL of the laws are broken no longer do the gods resist, or defy the
. final law.
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. Even the Gods die, but only through natural law.

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Chapter 13

The villager wishes sermon, and not just to hear the word, but to learn
of the Haruspex for worship. This will and is quite important and Pvask
will bring together without naming all of what he has known so far and preach to him.

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Chapter 12

. The cost will likely be both Pvask and his mate will face the same
. fate if either fail the hunt. The easy route would be to get past
. it and hunt the woman as any other defiler... the Stronger route
. would be to maintain his own convictions as rare if ever Pvask
. defiles his hunts with such disrespect. Likely yet still to choose
. to defile the hunt out of anger and vengeance, and agreeably not
. the right choice... but his mate brings about primal and almost
. rabid nature for vengeance, something he's spent his life to
. preach against.
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. Each of these actions have had great cost, payment, or possible
. payment as the cycle comes around. Some are righteous, some are
. not. He is not perfect, but realises when even what seems like
. the harder road to travel is not the right one and is only the
. harder road itself because he makes it so when not thinking clearly.
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Chapter 11

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. The fourth law, a culmination and ever growing representation
. of each and every law before it...
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. Only the strong of arm, mind, and body survive. All living
. things are free, born such and have the choice to keep it.
. With these choices, through strength, freedom, choice, we
. realize that all of these actions of cost. The payment for
. our "free choice" still remains. Must we pay for our freedom
. that is given? Do we face cost to keep it? Yes.
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. The vagabond that takes bread from a shop because he has
. no coins, faces the cost of a warrant, but he too chose
. to act. The cost being hunted by the tribunal but too
. he gets to eat. The easy way would be to simply pay the
. coins but the hard way would be to take what he needs and
. face the consequences of the hardship so that he might eat.
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. A simple and raw example.
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. When Pvask joined the refuge, he was freed long before by
. the spirit that awoke his mortal vessel. Quite easily so
. he could have went about his way and lived any life he chose
. afforded from this freedom he was reborn into. Yet, he too
. chose to protect and aggressively act out his freedoms. Striking
. the very constructs that put him where he first began, he decided
. freedom is not passive. We are all born with it whether we realize
. or not, but only the strong will survive with it.
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. These actions, could have cost everything he was born with
. and fought for. The Spire, the Empire, the oppressors would
. seek nothing more than to punish and imprison such rebellion.
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. The easy way would be to simply fade into the mass, and hide
. from the law, live a quiet life...
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. No! Freedom is not free.
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. It must be sought and fought for, tooth and nail. Ready to pay
. with his life, this hard road is without doubt and with every
. conviction the right way. Pvask lives and preaches freely, on
. his feet, and will never yield to a knee.
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. Living free, fighting for it every day, and preaching it,
. is but the first and foremost example of facing and paying
. the cost to keep it.
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. Sermons... Long has Pvask offered and too preached the word
. even to sworn enemies in hopes to enliven their spirit and
. show them the true path of the laws of nature. With strict
. values of how he carries his sermons, both the preacher and
. the preached must disarm, and peaceably assemble for the Word.
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. This conviction is perhaps one of his most pure moments, and
. a deep belief this is the way to preach the word, when the sword
. is sheathed. At cost, and payment, often his convictions have been
. turned against him, leaving him open to aggression.
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. At least once he paid with his life in the middle of such a
. sermon. Payment for this conviction was his own blood. Not
. an easy event to commence when you declare and demand of another
. whom may even be a sworn enemy to hear the word. This is not a
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. Thirdly, the Hunt!

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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!!

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Chapter 9

. The venomous prince of the forest. Such a nice ring to it.

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Chapter 8

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. All walks of life, ALL of them, Pvask has come to know in many ways. Through
. observation, through battle, or even in a parlay for words. Knowing friends and
. enemy inside and out has garnished wisdom to teach, wisdom to hunt, and
. the spirit to understand the purpose of each.
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. The Haruspex challenged him to speak with others that vary from his
. own ways and approach. Learning now such a deeper search of himself this
. is than a simple conversation. His latest with the Emperor, Pvask
. suprisingly found how similar they are. Yes, some quite polar difference
. but very similar. Its opened his eyes even more about the second
. law of nature, and freedom. Freedom means so much more than what he has
. thought it was. Freedom to choose, but the freedom alotted after making
. choices as well.
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. Impressing his enemies, Pvask shows more than they expect with what one might
. call civil discussions. Savage as can be do not be mistaken. However,
. savage not rabid. Spreading the word, and too searching deeper his spirit
. and giving others chances to do as well, Pvask feels just as important as
. stringing a defiler by his intestines from the trees and dancing with
. his swamp with mate below them under the moon.
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. A steady arm, resolute and strong mind, his strength comes from preaching
. the Word, and is demonstrated from preaching the Sword.
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Chapter 7

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. Sermon. By Word or Sword... By word, Pvask has always
. taken time and will to speak to opposing faiths, applicants,
. any and all that would hear the Word. From paladins, magistrates,
. outlanders, spreading the word is just as much as spreading the
. sword. Temporary truces even so that one might
. find and grow closer to their Spirit, closer to
. learning of and seeing the natural law, this has always
. been of utmost importance. Laying down weapons with enemies
. to preach the natural law, and define how strength is what
. survives, Pvask has long and still made it his mission
. to spread the word, as he does the sword.
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Chapter 6

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. Pvask Tazz, now with a mate, accepted in the Refuge, and seen for what he
. claims to be. Giving sermons to friend or foe and aiding others to learn
. of their inner spirit through such. By word or sword he will teach. Claiming
. and professing to be NightReaver of the Refuge, teaching and showing
. example, aside from keeping his mate safe and teaching her, this is his
. goal.

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Chapter 5

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. Pvask has been spending quite some time
. hunting with, learning with, and bonding
. with this wood-elf ranger. New to his mortal
. form of an ancient spirit so his is emotions.
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. A seeker of how others feel, what they love,
. what they hate, so he better understand and
. see the spirits within them, she has invoked
. a true love even in the darkest of vengeance
. he revels in against the unnatural laws and
. those that live it.
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. Before the Huntress they have formed a permanent
. union. The Huntress beared witness their vows
. and with thin silver gold rings they will wear
. for the rest of their lives.
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. Even in Pvask falling to an enemy, she took after
. him with great vigor to avenge him and earning a
. wanted status from the cities.

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Chapter 4

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. Mystrillania and Pvask have been spending a lot of time together and developed
. a bond of sorts. Perhaps in love, Pvask will take care of and shelter her
. for the time being as they grow their bond.
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Chapter 3

. Now, Pvask has moved and grown into his form. Ready
. to take on the mortals, even more to reap them for
. their deeds against his primal Spirit that lives inside
. of him. Constantly pushed and enticed, it is that same
. Spirit that moves his decision making. Thinking for
. himself but always guided by this influence, Pvask
. seeks nothing more than to avenge this Spirit, and
. bring to task those that have accosted it, and the land.
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. Savage perhaps, Pvask will unwaiver in freeing the
. shackles his Spirit has been burdened with. Stoic and
. decisive, the law of the lands, True law, will be both
. respected and enforced.
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. Hardly a seeker of bringing death blindly, but very
. focused to bring it without hesitation to preserve
. and avenge the wrong doings to the Spirit that gives
. him life.
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. Seeking Ergush, his Spirit will guide him to the powers
. needed and wanted in order to complete his tasks and
. return the lands to its natural state by nearly any
. any means neccessary.

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Chapter 2

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. After his body has finally gained material form,
. Pvask has taken up his charter to wage war and
. vengeance against his spirit's enemies. Laden deep
. inside his concious there is an unstopping and
. undeniable pull to bring blood and death against
. the enslavers and orderly folk that once cast his
. old spirit form into the prisons.
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. Clear as a blue sky his visions, dark as a stormy
. night his intentions... Pvask will move against
. any and all enemies without knowing what fear means.
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. Great thought and tactics will guide him but fear
. will never hinder him.
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Chapter 1

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. Deep in the bowels of the Hamsah Mu'tazz prison,
. a natural spirit awakens and enters the body of
. an unfortunate soul. Tortured beyond recognition,
. robbed of life, and denied every right to freedom
. possible... Reborn and rejuvenated springs from
. the soil a man. Blessed and charged with vengeance,
. Blessed and tasked with Reaving, Blessed and
. poised to spread the plague of natures worst givings
. among the civilised and cities.
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. There is no memory, there is no past, only a spirit
. entered into the form of a mortal with all but the
. worst of intentions against the defilers of the land.
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. Free thought may exist, hate is not absolute, however
. the passion of the Spirit will, Will, attack and cull
. for every misgiving, wrongdoing, and enslavement.
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. The passion and intensity goes far beyond the human
. body risen to take the world to task. Yet now Pvask
. has gained free thought. Starting as a child but with
. an ancient spirit in his soul, Pvask sets out now to
. grow and reap.

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