Beginnings
“The greatest realization in one’s life is this,
You don’t have to follow others.
Creating your own path is creating a new path for the world!”
Most people follow the path that everyone before them has trodden. That’s the quick way to avoid being a genius. The genius, and the fool and madman, always create brand new paths, upon which no other person has ever set foot. Nothing is more depressing than the “role model” if that means copying someone else. That’s how to kill off genius. The genius is he who has no precedent. He doesn’t copy anyone. He goes beyond everyone else to unknown and unexplored places.
Theren Moonbrook: *She peered around the stack of books that was a few books taller than her head* " Hello again Sel. " *Then around the other side a wink from that dead eye of hers to Jak'ha in greeting*
Sel : *He chuckles and lofts a brow seeming amused* "Easy luv, yer becom'n like some folks o' round here...take'n in more than they can chew...books wont go no where besides...what yer want to be collecting..are those unread Dusty Tomes..."
Jak'ha: *gives a lazy wave.* "Hey Theren."
Theren Moonbrook: *Tilted her head around the books.*" I'm keeping them, and yes.. I have- 14 of those, One on a the very interesting habits of vermin.. and I've managed to lock away.. 13 names.. though- I don't recommend anyone ever using them. "
Jak'ha: *Raises a brow. "...what is the use of a name if one is not using them?"
Sel: *He glances at Ja'ha* "Aye wot she said, that's like holding a drink but not drink'n ..yer only mak'n yer self miserable"
The cycle of life is a cycle that always seems to repeat itself. The path may very with different variables like the when the why's and the hows. But more often than not, its a never ending course destine to continue. New faces arrives, old faces attempts to lure them to the cause, which ever their cause. Once obtain, the new ones tend to realize it was all for self gains and they were merely placements to fill a void. Groups race against each other for the same assets. But why? In the end its like having a caged bird eager to be free . I much rather lift a hand and await for it to trustingly feed from my palm, because only then, I know trust was given. And when trust is given , loyalty follows.
Sel : *He looks at Vanessas attire* "Lass...I got barmaids wearing better or no clothes or naked...*He reached into a bag soon pulling out a pouch of coins* "Go pay a visit to House Divine...give the matron this and tell her Sel sent ya"
Vanessa: [Talk] Uhm... Alright. *She raises both eyebrows. She takes the gold after all.* I... thank you. Perhaps we can talk before you leave? *She looks at him uncertain.*
Sel : *He looks at Vanessa* Remember lass..Tell her Sel sent ya for a fitting.. "Ten bags is her normal fee unless she's increased it "
Vanessa: I will remember!
Real influence begins with trust, to make one feel obligated is merely just one means to an end. The quick wit, the cunning, knows its foolish to be restricted to limitations. Like a scholar I've met. Why only open yourselves to one side of the knowledge when there's an vast endless sea of it in all directions? An opportunist knows never let an opportunity to simply slip by. And I've become a man rather far too bored of late that I may just bring about some fun with these new people. Weaver of a web , perhaps its time once again to create a new story, something different..something others can get involved.
During the time when the sun sets and the night begins to shroud the city in its darkness, when lanterns and lamps were lit aflame to illuminate the streets of the market square, merchants and browsing passerby's would had seen the name named Sel with a questionable reputation speaking comfortably and casually with some new faces . He never seemed to pressed either for work or company, he made offers of advice and assistance if ever the need arises. Knowledge and trinkets promised, would he keep such a promise? Was he known for keeping them? Only those that really knew the man would know full well how far and beyond he would go to keep his word. Followed was a pass of coins to a woman whom appeared to be a working commoner. It would soon be later that he was seen leading the woman to the Undercellar. What ever the reason was, wasn't by his accord. More so upon the timid woman's very own request.