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Posted: Mon Jun 15, 2015 10:49 am

This Quest is for Jelanii who is striving to become a Spirit Worker.

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||. The quest prompt must be answered with a 2000 word reply (can be more).
||. Respond to the prompt given with an adventure of your own creation as long as it meets the requirements of the specific tasks.
||. NPCs may be used as long as they advance the quest in an interesting manner.
||. You cannot include any playable characters other than the quest taker.
||. Your responses will be graded with a Pass or Fail. Those who fail will have to continue with assistance from the staff.
||. Questions about quests can be asked here.

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Jelanii had been contacted by an underground group in Oba for possible recruitment into their ranks. They used to help slaves escape, now they train and set up checkpoints just in case the Obans have a change of heart, and to protect each other from future threats.

They have asked that he sneak into one of the stronger Oban mage's house and obtain a book; the book in question is supposed to contain lost Matori knowledge... spells now lost but Jelanii has a chance to reclaim for his people...

Quest Tasks
||. The quest should begin with the pitched recruitment to the secret operation in Oba.
||. They will fill Jelanii in on his task to prove his worth: stealing this lost book back from the Obans.
||. Jelanii must decide whether to join them, refuse the offer (in which case they see him as a potential threat since he knows of them and could turn them in) or he can turn them in and gain some Oban trust. The quest grade will not be effected by his choice.
||. If he chooses to try to join them, he will have to try to get the book. Whether he succeeds is up to the owner.

Posted: Wed Jun 17, 2015 8:31 pm

The Proposition

It was like a bad joke. A Matorian rounds the corner and comes face-to-face with four Oban soldiers. The same four soldiers that the Matorian has called a bunch of disgusting beasts while in the midst of an Oban Loyalist inn. The problem came in that Jelanii happened to be that Matori. For a moment there was simply a pause as if both groups were trying to figure what sort of luck had brought them together. Jelanii was pretty sure that On'os was not looking down generously on him today. He wondered just what he had done to tick the god off. He couldn't help looking at the swords on the soldiers' hips, one was even carrying a spear, and Jelanii had only his fists. He took a step back and then another.

"Finally one of the guards managed to break from his stupor. "You!"

"Me," Jelanii said and then abruptly turned and began to run.

There was shouting behind him and the rush of feet. Jelanii didn't look back, instead weaving through the crowd. It helped that Sulburi was a very large city, packed together with building and crowds, so it was easy to slip into the crowd, but Jelanii wasn't familiar with the city. He had not been raised a slave, but instead sheltered within Matori in a parody of freedom. And the guards were Oban had most likely grown up in Sulburi. On top of that, they had the authority of their position to part the crowd, catching up to Jelanii much faster than he would like.

If things stayed like this, Jelanii would be caught in no time. He twisted through the crowd, his gaze searching for a solution and tried not to think about what his sister might say when she found his body. Would she mourn for him or just simply think he was a fool, like she had said before for his rash behavior? He mentally shook himself from such thoughts. He refused to give up, not yet. His eyes alighted on a small alley, tucked away enough for him to possibly cut through into the market crowd, which even his short time in Oba, had shown him was nearly impossible to get through, especially chasing someone.

Jelanii grinned and with a burst of speed rushed forward, twisting at the last minute and ducking into the alley. He ran forward, moving through the narrow alley. He could hear the guards shouting.

"Did you see where he went?"

"I don't know."

"Well split up then. Don't let that water rat get away."

"This water rat outwitted you," Jelanii mumbled to himself, feeling a bit proud of himself. Even if one of them managed to realize he had turned into the alley and give chase, Jelanii would have a head start and....and...

Jelanii froze and gaped. Right before him was a large clay wall. A dead end. The blood drained from Jelanii's face. Maybe he could backtrack. Then he heard the thump of feet and the voices of the soldiers.

"I'll search down here," one said.

Jelanii swallowed. Panic rushed through him. He was trapped. He closed his eyes and took a deep breath. Slowly, he turned around. There was no way out, so there was only one choice. He raised his hands and balled up his fists. He would fight. He might not win, but he wouldn't just lie down and let them have their way.

"Hey idiot!"

Jelanii's head jerked up and he saw a Matori girl around his age standing up on the roof. The girl gave him a wave and then threw down a rope. "Come on or are you planning to fight all four of them with just your hands."

Blinking, Jelanii wasn't sure what was going on, but the option to stay and fight didn't look that great now that he had a chance to possibly escape. He went to the rope and looked at it warily. "Will you be able to hoist me up alone?" He whispered, doubtful.

"I have help. Now stop wasting my time."

Jelanii nodded and took the rope. With a mixture of climbing while being pulled he scrambled on top of the roof and froze. There, standing next to the girl was an Oban. The girl didn't seem to notice or care, instead she pulled up the rope and took his arm, tugging him towards an open window of a smaller building stacked upon the roof of the one they were on. He narrowed his eyes, but having no other choice, let himself be led forward. They three of them cut through the stacked buildings and across streets, ducking and weaving until finally they stopped in front of a door where the girl did a series of knocks. The door was cracked open and then open wider as an older woman let the trio in.

"Were you followed," the older woman said.

"You know me better than that," the girl quipped.

The older woman chuckled and then reached for a cane by her side. She waved it in front of a wall and suddenly the wall vanished, opening up to a hidden door. Jelanii blinked, looking at everyone in shock. "What is this?"

The girl grinned and pushed open the door. "Welcome to the Underground Jelanii."

Jelanii stepped in and his eyes widened as he entered a room much larger than he expected and filled with Matorian training, talking, and going over maps. Even to his eyes it was clear that he has just entered some sort of hidden Matori organization.

"I'm Ellie," the girl said. "And I'll like to recruit you to the revolution."

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Posted: Wed Jun 17, 2015 8:32 pm

The Choice

"What is this place? Who are you? And how do you know my name?" Jelanii rushed out.

Ellie chuckled. "So many questions. And like I said before, I'm Ellie, leader of the Underground market district. And this is Underground or at least one of the safe homes here. And how do I know your name? Well you can thank Gammet for that," she said, nodding at the Oban.

Jelanii stiffened and looked at Gammet. "You're an Oban."

Ellie rolled her eyes. "Not an Oban, but he can pass as one if you don't look too close."

Jelanii frowned and looked closer at the boy. He looked to be even younger than Jelanii. His skin was dark and his hair red, but his ears were a little bit strange, small but with a sort of frill that was mostly hidden by his hair. Also very faint markings, like those of the Matori covered his face. They were a light yellow, so at first glance they could be mistaken as the small yellow stones of the Oban, but on closer inspection it wasn't stones but markings.

"Water and Fire," the boy said softly. Apparently resigned to being studied like it happened to him often.

Ellie slapped her hand across Gammet's shoulder. "He's one of us or at least he's on his way to being."

Jelanii wasn't sure how to take that. Honestly he hadn't much experience with hybrids so hadn't had to think of just where he stood on them. So he gave Gammet one last look before turning his attention back to Ellie.

"Let me show you around the place," she said and began leading the way "Right here is the pit, where we training in combat. You can use anything here, we just ask that if you plan to take something out of the pit that you sign it out over there." She nodded to a small stand. "Someone is always manning the station. What are you, by the way?"

Jelanii looked at her confused. "What?"

She sighed. "I know I'm terribly impressive, but keep up, won't you?"

Jelanii bristle. "Sorry if I'm too slow for you, but I've suddenly been sucked into some underground operation in the midst of Oba's capital, so forgive me for trying to get my bearings."

Instead of getting offended Ellie laughed. "Quite the mouth on you. "Well let me make this easy for you. This is Underground and we have a long history of helping escaped Matori slaves."

Jelanii's eyes widened. "You did?"

Ellie nodded her head. "Yes, and still do. "

Jelanii frowned. "Still do? But the Matori are free."

This set off a bought of laughter around them. Ellie shook her head. "You're a lot more innocent than I thought if you believe that," she said. "They might not be called slaves anymore, but you have supposedly indentured servants. Slaves who owners tacked on some exorbitant amount for having provided food and room and board to their slaves and now requiring them to work it off. Not everyone gets away with it, but a lot more than you would think."

Jelanii let that sink in and he felt anger rush over his skin.

"Besides that we also help people transition. Going from being a slave to suddenly being free can be hard." Ellie led Jelanii to a table covered with maps. Jelanii only had a quick glance before they were covered. "Sit."

Jelanii sat down. Gammet looked questioningly at Ellie, but the girl nodded and the hybrid boy left.

"There's a lot that the Underground does. Right now we're mostly training, setting up checkpoints around Tendaji. Our goal is to protect our people, make sure they won't be enslaved again and that they have the ability to fight when the time comes."

Jelanii nodded. He liked how that sounded. He glanced around and as he did he noticed something. "There are only Matori here."

Ellie nodded. "Matori and hybrids with Matori blood."

"Why? I'm sure there would be other races to join out cause." He couldn't help thinking about the Shifters that had helped him fight the Obans before reaching Sulburi.

"There is, no doubt, and we have included them, but only on the outskirts. Ellie leaned forward. "I'll tell you a story. When the Obans almost took over Tendaji during the war, and when Freya and Besian were captured, it was one of us, Naria that helped to bring direction. Naria fought and when needed led, but when talks came and she demanded the Matori be freed the other Tendajians hesitated. This was a woman who had fought beside them and some were willing to let the Obans continue to enslave her people. So yes, there are Tendajians that would help us, but when it is time to pick sides I rather not bet on their loyalty."

Jelanii nodded, taking in her words. "Then why keep the hybrids here. Especially the Oban ones."
"They're not Obans, they are Matorian, no matter what is mixed in their blood. You should remember that."

Jelanii leaned back in his chair. He wasn't sure if he agreed with that. He didn't trust any Oban, pure or mixed blood.

"Anyway, Gammet saw the scene in the Loyalist Inn you put on and told us about it. We did a little research on you and we think you'll make a good candidate for or group. So are you in?"

Just the thought of being part of a group who was fighting against the Obans sent a thrill of excitement, but he hesitated. He didn't know anything about them, but if he walked away now he may never get this opportunity again. Plus if he refused what might they do to him. Ellie might consider him her Matorian comrade now, but how far did that reach? Jelanii turned it all over in his head and then nodded.

"I'm in."

Ellie gave him a sly grin. "Great! Now there's just one more thing you have to do."

Posted: Wed Jun 17, 2015 8:34 pm

The Catch

"You want me to steal a book?" Jelanii asked, arched an eyebrow.

"That's what I said," Ellie answered. "Don't look so disappointed. It's not just any book. This book is a lost Matorian spell book. The knowledge it holds is priceless."

Jelanii's eyes widened and then he grew suspicious. "If it's so priceless then why have me go after it. You've only just met me."

"That's precisely why," Ellie said. "You want to show us that we can trust you, that you're one of us, then get the book for us. It won't be easy. You'll be sneaking into a pretty strong Oban Mage's home to get it, but if you get it and bring it to us then you're in."

"And if I say no?" Jelanii asked, wondering what she might threaten him with.

She shrugged. "Then you walk out that door and never see us again. Even if you come back there will be no one here."

Jelanii gawked. "What? But how?"

She tilted her head. "Do you really think we'll bring some new kid to our main base. This is a temp shop. Most of our houses are. We always have to be ready to move quick if needed."

Jelanii looked around, trying to imagine the whole place emptied out. Now that he took a look at it, it was like a campsite. It was mostly the people that gave it a more permanent look. Jelanii nodded. "This...is a lot to take in."

Ellie grinned. "Wait until you get to the fun stuff. "So, Jelanii, what exactly are you and by that I mean are you a swordsman, an archer, a healer, or just some kid with a big mouth?"

"I think the latter, but I'm interested in being a Shaman."

She nodded. "How far along are you?"

"Um, I did some meditation in an alcove in the oasis?"

She barked out a laugh. "Well that's a start, but lets get you to being useful, yeah?"

Jelanii felt annoyed at the comment, but more than that he felt excited. "Useful sounds good."

Ellie stood up. "Then lets get you to the pit."

Jelanii followed her where he was introduced to Maurs. Maurs wasn't a full Shaman, but he was well on his way. "There are different levels before you reach Shaman, your first goal is to communicate with the elements."

"How?" Jelanii asked. "I've been meditating, but nothing has really happened."

"There are many ways to communicate with the elements and it is important to find what works for you. You need to discover how you connect with them." Maurs turned and went to a rack and came back with a staff "Here, this will help funnel your energy. When communicating with the elements you must connect your energy with their energy and through then call upon them. Strike a balance and you'll be able to shape them. Give it a try."

Jelanii nodded. He held out the staff and concentrated willing something to happen.

"What are you trying to do?" Maurs asked.

"I don't know."

He shook his head. "Focus, take your will and shape it. If you have no idea what you want to happen then nothing will happen." Maurs paused. "Trying building wind. Take the air around you and shift it."

Jelanii nodded. He narrowed his eyes and tried picturing the wind blowing around him. Nothing happened. He furrowed his brow and tried again. Still nothing.

"You're trying to hard," Maurs said.

"You just said I wasn't trying hard enough," Jelanii said irritated.

"Young people are so impatient," Maurs said and the way he said it made it clear he thought Jelanii was some cocky kid. "Try closing your eyes."

Jelanii gritted his teeth, but he did what was said. With his eyes closed he tried to connect with the air. He focused on feeling it. It was hard, because Oba was hot and mostly all he felt was heat and the way the air didn't seem to move. Instead it felt pressed against his skin, stifling.

Move why don't you.

He felt irritation flare through him and then suddenly his hand grew warm and something shifted. It was subtle, nothing major a breeze at best, but Jelanii's eyes snapped open. "Did you feel that?" he asked excitedly.

Maurs grinned at him. "Not even a little."

Jelanii frowned "But there was a breeze."

Maurs shrugged. "Maybe there was, but if it's barely there what does it matter."

Jelanii scowled. "Fine! Next time you'll feel it."

"Don't take too long," Maurs said. "Ellie said you have a week."

"A week?" Jelanii said, eyes widened. "What can I do in a week?"

Maurs shrugged. "That's open to you...and your partner."

"Partner?" Jelanii asked and turned as Maurs nodded over his shoulder. Ellie was standing behind him with Gammet at her side. She gave him a big smile. "Gammet is going to help you get that book of ours."

Jelanii narrowed his eyes. "Great."

It was going to be an interesting week.

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Posted: Wed Jun 17, 2015 8:35 pm

The Heist

He didn't tell his sister or his friends about the Underground. There was too much at stake and in the end he didn't feel it was his secret to share. Instead he went out telling them he was practicing. And for the most part that was exactly what he did. He spent most of his time in the pit trying to connect with the wind. He wasn't very good at moving the wind, but he had made a very specific sort of progress. Something he couldn't help grinning smugly about, despite Maurs mumbling about him being a cocky idiot that happened to be a little lucky. He was probably right, but that didn't stop Jelanii from feeling a tad proud. It also helped him figure out his plan. A plan he was about to set into motion.

"Are you sure I can't help more?" Gammet asked.

Jelanii shook his head. "You're doing plenty."

Gammet frowned, opened his mouth and then closed it. Jelanii pretended he didn't see.

"Fine," the boy said, though it was clear he wasn't fine at all.

Jelanii sighed. "Just stick to the plan and do your part."

The boy nodded and then Ellie approached them. "How are my boys? Ready to get me my book?"

Jelanii nodded. "If everything goes according to plan they won't even know we were there."

Ellie snorted. "Yeah, if everything goes according to plan." She turned to Gammet. "Are you sure you're ready for this?"

Gammet took a deep breath and nodded. "Yes."

Ellie nodded. "Good." She turned back to Jelanii and reached out, grabbing his shoulder and gave it a squeeze. "We're counting on you."

"I don't plan to disappoint."

"I hope not," she said. "Well, then see you tonight."

All around them people wished them good luck and then they were heading off. Gammet took the lead. But before he could leave, Ellie grabbed his arm. "You've heard the story of the man who married a rock?"

Jelanii frowned, confused. "What are you talking about?"

"The folktale."

Slowly, Jelanii nodded.

"Remember it. Keep your eyes and your mind open," She nodded at Gammet when she said that. "What makes a person Matori is more than just the blood running through their veins."

Jelanii chewed on his bottom lip and nodded.

Ellie met his eyes, holding them, and as she did Jelanii realized she was much older than the young girl he had took her for. At that moment he felt like the cocky kid everyone constantly called him, but even so, he could tell she saw more than just some cocky kid, but what, he wasn't sure.

She let him go and he hurried after Gammet. Gammet led them through the streets and to south of Sulburi. Just getting near the place made his skin crawl. There was where the King's palace laid. Jelanii was just glad they weren't trying to break into there. For them was a noble's house, on the edge of the south side of Sulburi. The noble in question wasn't a very rich noble or distinguished, but was a strong Oban mage. A mage that was supposed to be visiting a lady friend of his. The perfect time to get the book.

Gammet managed to get some inside information that would get them inside. They went against a wall that held a small wall hidden behind what looked like debris and a half-finished building.

"This way," Gammet said. He led them through the wall that led to a tunnel.

Jelanii watched it all in fascination. "There is so many secret corners in Oba."

Gammet nodded. "What many people forget is that even if Sulburi is an Oban city, it was their Matorian slaves that built it. Some of those slaves were smart enough to put in secret routes for them and future generations to use."

Jelanii's eyes widened and he stopped, reaching out to touch the walls forged by hands not so different from his own. He felt humbled by the knowledge and softly he whispered his thanks to them before moving forward. He and Gammet didn't talk much, instead both too focused on the task ahead, but finally they reached the passage that would lead them into the mage's home. Gammet hesitated.

"Are you sure you don't want me to come with you?"

Jelanii shook his head. "I can handle it. Besides, I need you as my lookout."

Gammet look hesitant, but nodded. "Okay."

Jelanii turned to him. "Thank you for this. I couldn't have gotten in without your help."

Gammet's entire face brightened and suddenly Jelanii felt guilty with how he had been treating him. How many others have treated the boy differently because of his mixed blood. Jelanii wanted to apologize, to say something, but all his words were caught in his throat, so instead he simply waved and moved out into the hall.

With the help of Ellie and Gammet, Jelanii had memorized a route towards the room with the book. Outside would be guards, but as long as he timed it right, there would only be half as the other half changed shift in order to grab food. Jelanii moved cautiously through the house, the silence almost eerie. His skin crawled and his heart was slamming in his chest with a mixture of fear and excitement. One hand gripped the borrowed staff from the pit and the other touched the small bag of pellets that Ellie gave him when he told her of his plan. Now that the moment was upon him he wondered if he had been foolish to think this might work. Could it really be as simple as he planned? He swallowed. There was only one way to know and that was to do it.

Around the corner he heard he sound of the guards talking and laughing. Jelanii quickly peeked around the corner there were four of them. He took a deep breath. Now it was time to connect with the elements.

His heart spiked at the thought of closing his eyes in the midst of an Oban mage's home, but he hadn't managed to successfully call the elements with his eyes open. And it was finally time to prove he could be useful. He closed his eyes and let himself feel the air; thick and stilted pressed again his skin. He felt it and let it mixed through him, swirling around. He called it, all the air and took in all the murkiness and doubt inside him, the anger, the guilt, the disgust, he let it coil into the air and then he pushed it out.

He opened his eyes and as he did he watched a fog build spreading around the room. It spread, rolling over the guards. This was the lucky trick Jelanii had found during his training with Maurs. It wasn't quite what Maurs had in mind, but it would work well for the next part. The guards were shouting and turning around in surprising, fumbling in their clouded vision.

Jelanii grabbed the pouch on his hip and pulled out the sleeping pellets and a handkerchief. He dumped half into his hands, and put the handkerchief to his face. Then he shot forward, throwing the pulled forward into the air. The guards didn't even know what was happening. Jelanii moved back and waited. He heard the guards' voices and then the slump as bodies hit the ground. A bit later the fog cleared and Jelanii took a step forward to look at his handiwork. The guards were out.

Proud of himself, Jelanii took a step forward and went to each guard, checking their pockets until he finally found what he needed - the key.

He moved to the door. He pushed in the key and turned. Slowly, he pushed open the door and stopped as he heard a shout. He twisted around. There was no one there. He hadn't been caught. He thought of ignoring it, but something told him to look. He headed back down to where he had been before and looked around the corner. His eyes widened at what he saw. It was Gammet and he was struggling with an older Matori guard.

The guard let out a shout. "Intruder! There's an intruder!"

Gammet's eyes widened in shock and he yanked himself away from the Matori only to freeze in place as he heard the sound of feet coming down the hall. Jelanii watched it all. He glanced back at the door then to Gammet. He could still get the book, with the added distraction he could get out of the house even without Gammet's help, but then Gammet would likely be capture or he could help Gammet and forget about the book.

"Idiot," he hissed and he wasn't sure if he was directing it to himself or to Gammet. He rushed forward. The Matori guard turned as Jelanii came forward, but it was too late, Jelanii was already swinging his staff and slammed it against the guard's head. The Matori slumped to the ground.

"Open eyes and open mind, huh?" He turned to Gammet who looked shaken up. "Hey, can you lead us out of here?"

Gammet gave a shaky nod.

"Good, because it'd going to get foggy."

The guards appeared, their hands on their weapons. Jelanii closed his eyes and concentrated. His breath caught in his throat as he let everything rolled through him, the feeling of disgust at his own ignorance, the guilt at how he treated Gammet, everything and when he opened his eyes everything was in a gray cloud.

"This way," Gammet said and grabbed his arm then they were moving. Jelanii wasn't sure where, but they were moving fast, weaving through the house until suddenly they stopped and then Gammet was pulling them through a tunnel.

"We should be safe now."

"Yeah safe," they both looked at each other and grinned.

"Wow," Gammet said

"Agreed," Jelanii said and shook his head. "It was pretty amazing up until the point where we failed."

"Sorry," Gammet said and his shoulders sagged.

Jelanii patted his shoulder. "Don't be. We're a team, aren't we?"

Gammet looked at him in surprise. "But I thought you hated me."

Jelanii shrugged. "I changed my mind."

"Thanks?"

Jelanii laughed. Despite his utter failure he felt good. He was sure he wouldn't get into the Underground now, but at least he had tried and to him, that meant something.

"Let's head back."

Posted: Wed Jun 17, 2015 8:38 pm

The Consequences

When they reached the Underground entrance, in all honesty he expected them to have packed up and disappeared like Ellie said they would do. What he hadn't expected was for everyone to be celebrating. Jelanii looked around him in bewilderment. People were cheering, drinking, and laughing. Jelanii shared a look with Gammet who shrugged.

Well there was only one person who would have the answers he needed. He began searching the room until he found Ellie sitting on a table retelling some story about wrestling a Janarim. He cut in. "Ellie?" He asked.

When she saw him her eyes brightened. "Jelanii!" She pushed away from the group and went over to his side, slapping him against the back. "Well done! Well done!"

He frowned. "What are you talking about?"

"The book is what I'm talking about," Ellie said.

Jelanii's frown deepened. "The book, but we didn't get it. I'm sorry, but-"

Ellie waved her hand away. "I know. I saw it all. You went all heroic on me and went off to save Gammet."

Jelanii flushed. "Um, that's not exactly what I would call it."

"Oh, now he gets modest."

As she spoke Maurs came forward and in his hand was the very book Jelanii had been sent to collect.

"How?" Jelanii asked even more confused.

Maurs smiled pleasantly. "Like I said before, you must move the wind."

Ellie nodded. "And that's exactly what Maurs did. He used the wind to float that book right out of there. And, by the way, you made the perfect decoy."

Jelanii blinked. "Decoy?" Then it dawned on him. "I was a distraction."

"The best kind," Ellie said. "While you two were doing your things with the guards, me and Maurs and a few others snuck in and grabbed the book."

"Are you saying you knew I would fail?" Jelanii asked.

Ellie shook her head. "No. There was a possibility you would get in."

"A small one," Maurs countered.

Ellie laughed and nudged Jelanii. "Don't feel too bad. You almost did it."

Maurs smirked. "Almost."

Jelanii glared at the man, trying to decide just how angry he was.

"Oh! And by the way, you're officially a member of the Underground. Welcome! Go have a drink or three."

Jelanii blinked "I'm in."

"That's what she said," Maurs said and then dug into his pocket and pulled out a small book. "And here's your reward for being a perfect decoy."

Jelanii glared, but took the book. "What is it?"

"My notes from when I started my Shaman training. It should help you get started. You certainly have potential. Well, if you can get past that cockiness of yours."

All of Jelanii's anger melted away as he opened the book and he didn't even bother getting annoyed at the last comment. "Thank you."

Maurs simply smiled "Welcome to the team."

Jelanii grinned and looked around him. As he took in the smiling Matorian faces he knew that he finally found the path to his goals - a path to a new home.

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Posted: Wed Jun 17, 2015 8:39 pm

Suhuba

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Posted: Thu Jun 18, 2015 6:32 am

Class Quest Result

Pass!

Jelanii has passed and received a rank of Spirit Worker!

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Congratulations Jelanii!

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For an interesting quest and unexpected conclusion, Jelanii may choose 1 Fairground item. Please PM Suhuba with his choice.

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