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<blockquote data-quote="The Patriarchy" data-source="post: 27276" data-attributes="member: 162">17th of February, 868 – Radom, Galindas TerritoryUpon arriving in Radom, I was greeted by Chieftain Kugis&#039;s marshal, Klukis, a gruff but earnest man who wasted no time in explaining the task. &quot;Our commanders lack proper schooling in the art of war,&quot; he admitted, bowing slightly. &quot;Our chieftain has requested that you train them immediately. Choose who you wish to instruct and have them armed.&quot;Eager to test my skill and gauge the quality of Galindas’s warriors, I agreed. Among the hopefuls, Gouronas, the chieftain’s chancellor, and Ekkelis, a self-proclaimed “knave,” presented themselves as potential candidates. Gouronas, though clever and devout, proved woefully unfit for the rigors of battle, his skills better suited to the halls of diplomacy. Ekkelis, despite his greed and cunning, lacked the discipline needed for war. Neither could keep pace with the demands of the training.It became clear that the Galindas warriors lacked the foundation to meet my standards. While Klukis was disappointed, I assured him that even a few insights shared might plant seeds for improvement. For now, my efforts remain focused on the Czech Unicorns, who understand the balance of cunning, strength, and loyalty far better than these scattered recruits.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="The Patriarchy, post: 27276, member: 162"] [I]17th of February, 868 – Radom, Galindas Territory[/I] Upon arriving in Radom, I was greeted by Chieftain Kugis's marshal, Klukis, a gruff but earnest man who wasted no time in explaining the task. "Our commanders lack proper schooling in the art of war," he admitted, bowing slightly. "Our chieftain has requested that you train them immediately. Choose who you wish to instruct and have them armed." Eager to test my skill and gauge the quality of Galindas’s warriors, I agreed. Among the hopefuls, Gouronas, the chieftain’s chancellor, and Ekkelis, a self-proclaimed “knave,” presented themselves as potential candidates. Gouronas, though clever and devout, proved woefully unfit for the rigors of battle, his skills better suited to the halls of diplomacy. Ekkelis, despite his greed and cunning, lacked the discipline needed for war. Neither could keep pace with the demands of the training. It became clear that the Galindas warriors lacked the foundation to meet my standards. While Klukis was disappointed, I assured him that even a few insights shared might plant seeds for improvement. For now, my efforts remain focused on the Czech Unicorns, who understand the balance of cunning, strength, and loyalty far better than these scattered recruits. [/QUOTE]

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