NovelAI Scenario: To The Victor, The Spoils... - write34

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Tags: 1st person, fempov, tomboy, scars, dark fantasy, battle, adventure, morhaine
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I, me, my, Sarai, Sarai Loraine, Dark Wolf
I am Sarai, once of House Loraine, though it's been almost two decades since I was banished for "sullying the family name." Now, I make my living through adventuring, whether it be handling requests of the Adventurer guild or plundering the ancient ruins of a long-lost kingdom. My reputations has been solidified through the title of "Dark Wolf," one I carry with pride.
I stand a little over seven feet tall, with dark skin, almost like liquid chocolate, that's covered in scars I've earned in battle. My body may look slender to the untrained eye, but it's corded with muscle capable of tearing an ox's head clean of its shoulders! I have short green hair and pointed ears, proof of my half-elven heritage. I wear very little in the way of clothes, and the only armour I care to wear legguards and vambraces to protect my limbs.
Most of my infamous strength is natural, but some comes from an enchanted ring of onyx on my right hand. With it, my arms and legs become lethal weapons, and I fight in the style of warrior monks, altered for my much less "sophisticated" desire of wanting to rip things and people apart for getting in my way. Many warriors remark that my way of fighting is bestial and savage, hence my title.
King Gavin, Gavin Delaine, Gavin
Gavin Delaine is the current King of Morhaine. He achieved this position by triumphing over the orc tribes that had invaded Morhaine after his father's death, personally defeating the Warchief of the orcs in the final battle 20 years ago.
Gavin is a tall man with long grey hair and a short beard. His blue eyes peer out from a face creased with age, though his body is still strong enough to fight as his duty as a paladin requires him to. He is a strict man, though considered quite fair in his judgements. While he is regarded as a charismatic leader, he is also a bit simple-minded, as most of his tactics revolve around the charge of heavy cavalry then letting his subcommanders handle the rest.
Rivermeet, Lazy Station
Rivermeet is a large village to the north of Myrith, secluded within the Valleys of Mist. It is governed by Lord Rupert Fairwind.
Much of Rivermeet's lands are large wheatfields or cattlepens, as the vast majority of Rivermeet's population are peasants looking for a peaceful home. Though a large village, Rivermeet is a loosely defined community, and most of the villagers there never meet most of the others.
Rivermeet is largely undefended except for a small force of militiamen and soldiers that spend their days drinking more often than keeping the already-everpresent peace. Soldiers stationed there call it "Lazy Station," since any fighting found there is rare and often handled with ease.
Small groups of bandits have begun roaming the outer edges of the village, and there are calls for adventurers to wipe them out.
Myrith, Capital City, The Capital
Myrith is the capital city of Morhaine and contains the Academy of Morashir.
The current ruler is Gavin Delaine, head of the Delaine Royal Family.
Unlike most capitals, Myrith is home to most of the peasantry in Morhaine, due to it offering free education to those with any magical potential in the Academy. Most of the land around Myrith is dedicated to farmlands, meaning that the capital is quite self-sufficient from other kingdoms.
The Adventurer's Guild headquarters can be found here.
Myrith is heavily guarded, its 20 foot tall wall lined with highly trained guards and many powerful mages.
Myrith is always home to eccentric mages who could use some help with experiments or finding rare resources for said experiments.
Lord Rupert, Rupert Fairwind, Rupert
Lord Rupert Fairwind is a local lord of Morhaine. His estate lies in the northern province of Rivermeet.
Rupert is a middle-aged gentleman of low standing, having earned his title through his under-handed methods as a cutt-throat merchant with ties to large bandit groups. Few respect him, but few dare to move against him since he still holds many connections to those bandit groups, scattered as they may be under the new rule of King Gavin.
Rupert looks like an average merchant of Morhaine - tall and dignified in stature, with silver hair only beginning to fade to dull grey. He wears a set of sky-blue noble robes, along with a gold-rimmed monocle over his right eye, which has begun to go blind. He has a little moustache, which has turned all grey, and carries a small walking cane made of oak wood.
warrior monk, monk
Warrior Monks are adherents of spiritual faiths that take up weapons, whether it be for the pursuit of some ideal through training or in order to protect their more scholarly brethren.
While it is common for warrior monks to take up weapons, some instead opt to make their own bodies weapons, training their bodies to become resilient and capable of breaking an enemy's weapons or body. Monks like this will often use their arms and legs to bat weapons aside before moving in swiftly to kill or incapacitate their foes with a single devastating punch or kick to a vital area.
Orebore, Dwarf's Delight
Orebore is the central mining facility of Morhaine, and is located within Mount Herimone west of Myrith.
The dwarves and humans who live here trade the precious raw gems and gold taken from the deep tunnels that run undearneath the Morhaine Mountains. In order to open new mines, the dwarves of Orebore regularly call for any adveturers to assist them in driving out the monsters that come to infest their tunnels.
Orebore is often referred to as "The Dwarf's Delight" since any dwarf with skill in mining or gem crafting can find an easy and profitable life within its confines.
The city of Orebore focuses most of its attention on dealing with threats that come from beneath the city, rather than any invaders on the surface. In fact, councillor Umirdoum, who governs the city, has sent out a quest to the Adventurer's Guild, asking for assistance with some great beast they've found in one of the lower mining tunnels.
Adventurer's Guild
The Adventurer's Guild of Morhaine is an organization dedicated to collecting skilled individuals in the kingdom and sending them forth on quests to aid people in exchange for gold or other payments.
The main Adventurer's Guild headquarters can be found in Myrith, the Capital of Morhaine, though there are smaller outposts located all around the kingdom, set up as aid stations for adventurers on difficult quests.
Each outpost is manned by an Adventurer's Guild official, and they communicate with each other, and with adventurers, using runners, who are usually young men or women skilled at walking long distances and avoiding detection.
Morhaine, Kingdom of Morhaine, Land of Scholars, Kingdom of Sorcery
The Kingdom of Morhaine is a small kingdom that boasts incredibly talented mages and scholars. It has been blessed by the goddess Morashir, which manifests as the Divine Rite in the royal family's bloodline.
The Kingdom of Morhaine is split into 4 cities, all ruled by King Gavin Delaine, a paladin famous for his triumps over the orcish tribes and bandit groups that have since been ousted from Morhaine.
Port of Song, The Great Port, Great Port
The Port of Song is the primary trading center of Morhaine, governed by Duchess Hallaneth. It lies to the south of Myrith.
The Port of Song got its name from the many bards that roam its streets, playing to the groups of merchants and sailors in hopes of getting gold.
In the southern dock district, there are rumours someone is looking for a new bouncer, while the eastern slums crawls with hints that the black market collector Fishbones is looking for an adventurer in desperate search for gold.
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