Vallsamon

Materialize

Aug 20th, 2020
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  1. Key: Mikre43
  2. Name: Michael Weast Guenthner
  3. Race: Human
  4. Age:14.4
  5. Rank/Skills/Ic Knowledge Applying For: Materialize
  6. Rank/Skills/Ic Knowledge Previously Applied For:Diplomatic Immunity Blood-line
  7. Intent With Rank/Skills/Knowledge: Becoming more useful
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  9. The young man had been over the last month been trying to stop fights one what felt like a daily basis, and it had been getting no where. He was ignored and normally tossed aside. After every failure he was seeing less and less resolve in himself to try to break up these fights but he still did. Each time ending the same and him feeling more and more of a waste of space.
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  11. It had been getting to him, to where he just sat by the pond with ducks just outside of the city, feeding them bread he bought. At least here he felt he had some use. It was that which was getting to him, the feeling of being useless. He spent many nights trying to think of how he could potentially improve himself, how to be of aid to others.
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  13. He spent a few days just watching people. Everyone seemed intent on getting strong, some even going as far as to lift heavy objects for a show of strength or build up their muscles to better use their armorments. It was this that got him to thinking that maybe if he could make something heavy yet small then maybe he'd be of some use to people. The thought alone was enough to put some pep into his step.
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  15. Over the course of four sleepless nights he tried making small clothing with an enchantment of weight to them. At first it just turned the clothing to stone which. . . while it worked was unusable in any real sense of what he intended. Several more flawed attempts had gone by before he made a fabric out of mana infused cloth that he had made a bit differently the weight enchantment worked out perfectly and didn't even hinder the mobility of the fabric .
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