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<blockquote data-quote="The Patriarchy" data-source="post: 27281" data-attributes="member: 162">[ATTACH=full]3286[/ATTACH]12th of October, 869 – MozhayskOpportunity often lies where the roads meet, and my travels brought me to Mozhaysk, where I was hired to tutor the chieftain’s son, Malyaka Goliad. The boy is but eight, yet already shows the traits of a &quot;fearless ravener&quot;—bold, impulsive, and quick to act. While such a temperament may serve a warrior well, it also needs guidance to blossom into wisdom and leadership.To ensure success, I enlisted the help of Vilemína and Virtyava. Vilemína’s steady zeal and practical insight gave structure to the lessons, while Virtyava’s sharp mind brought an analytic perspective. Together, we focused on teaching Malyaka not only the arts of battle but also the subtleties of social organization, economics, and diplomacy.At first, the boy’s energy made him difficult to manage, but soon his curiosity took hold. By the end, he was eagerly absorbing lessons, his sharp mind channeling his raw fearlessness into more disciplined thinking. When Chieftain Alyok saw the results, he could barely contain his pride, exclaiming, “Marvelous work! Let me know the next time you are in the area!”The pay was generous, but the real satisfaction came from knowing we had helped shape a promising leader for Mozhaysk. As I left the chieftain’s hall, I smiled, thinking of the boy’s wide grin and the world yet waiting to challenge him.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="The Patriarchy, post: 27281, member: 162"] [ATTACH type="full"]3286[/ATTACH] [I]12th of October, 869 – Mozhaysk[/I] Opportunity often lies where the roads meet, and my travels brought me to Mozhaysk, where I was hired to tutor the chieftain’s son, Malyaka Goliad. The boy is but eight, yet already shows the traits of a "fearless ravener"—bold, impulsive, and quick to act. While such a temperament may serve a warrior well, it also needs guidance to blossom into wisdom and leadership. To ensure success, I enlisted the help of Vilemína and Virtyava. Vilemína’s steady zeal and practical insight gave structure to the lessons, while Virtyava’s sharp mind brought an analytic perspective. Together, we focused on teaching Malyaka not only the arts of battle but also the subtleties of social organization, economics, and diplomacy. At first, the boy’s energy made him difficult to manage, but soon his curiosity took hold. By the end, he was eagerly absorbing lessons, his sharp mind channeling his raw fearlessness into more disciplined thinking. When Chieftain Alyok saw the results, he could barely contain his pride, exclaiming, “Marvelous work! Let me know the next time you are in the area!” The pay was generous, but the real satisfaction came from knowing we had helped shape a promising leader for Mozhaysk. As I left the chieftain’s hall, I smiled, thinking of the boy’s wide grin and the world yet waiting to challenge him. [/QUOTE]

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