Cyrus lowered his voice. It generally wasn't good to let people know you thought they were walking, unstable deathtraps who might at any moment have their bodies taken and subverted by a Demon. Even when it was true - no, especially when it was true. Most people would cling to a comforting lie than accept the brutal truth of existence. "Well, it's good to know that at least someone doesn't want to slide a knife in my back for the mark on my armor." He took Valerian's hand and shook it firmly. "Cyrus Eldane. It's an honor to serve with you, brother." A brother in the faith as well - Templars tended to make people make the little shows of piety while keeping their distance, not actively approaching unless they were truly faithful.
An Elf and a Mage, and still a speaker of the Chant. This one's faith must be like a willow in storm - the oak is stricken, the ash shattered, but the willow flexes in the wind and remains firmly rooted.
An Elf and a Mage, and still a speaker of the Chant. This one's faith must be like a willow in storm - the oak is stricken, the ash shattered, but the willow flexes in the wind and remains firmly rooted.