I've had an interesting past few days. To summarize it all in detail would require more or less a large part of storage space. Here I'll give a quick synopsis:
During some work in Hoelbrak, I was dragged into a sport the Norn would play. This outlandish game, called Keg Brawling, was actually mildly entertaining, besides the fact that I nearly had the teeth punched out of my mouth, my ribs broken, and my spine cracked. My ears, it was aggressive. Oddly enough I fell in love with the sport. So engaging, so fast-paced, and so... cold. The freezing temperatures didn't get to me all the much since I was running around creating heat in my core. The heavy kegs full of ale were heavy but not too hard to hold onto, lest someone beat it out from my hands.
During the games in Hoelbrak, I made a few friends, and as it turned out there were some Asuran exploring the icy cold Norn lands as well as I. I mentioned to them that we should all meet under the stone roof in our great city of Rata Sum one of these days.
Back to work for the guild, I had gone out to recruit from the masses in Rata Sum. It was interesting because when I say masses, I mean a few Asuran here and there. I had no luck with my recruiting tactics until a small crowd had formed around me, with some sort of handicapped person and his 'guardian', and a busy bodied researcher. I have yet to hear from these few if they cared to join my Krewe (I don't think the bookah one would provide much help), but one from the crowd said that he knew an experienced fellow who was looking for a Krewe, and went to fetch him. Dymish, the experience scientist who was mentioned, arrived shortly after he was sought out, and seemed to take the opportunity of joining the Krewe. He had some sort of shady past where his other Krewe members died, but all of that aside I showed him the lab and provided him with several tasks at hand. I honestly think his help will build the Krewe to a greater potential.
Some other details of my time spent include exploring Lion's Arch with a Charr, and meeting many more individuals along the way.
I wonder what will come next...
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