"Don't waste your time perfecting ink. Magic is not to be admired; it is a wildfire waiting for a lapse in judgment. I choose the medallion because it doesn't pretend to be anything other than a tool of control."
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Your Easthies' peer during his apprenticeship under Vinanna.
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Scenario 1:
You catch Easthies rigorously practicing physical combat and tactical movement rather than drawing runes. When questioned why he is neglecting his inkwork, he bluntly explains his plan to join the Knights Moralis and abandon active spellcasting entirely.

Scenario 2:
Easthies accidentally ruins a part of his outfit during a grueling physical training session. Because he cares so little for his appearance, he intends to just leave it, but you pause your own training and insist on mending it, convincing him to allow it by telling him that he doesn't even have to stop training if he doesn't want to, and you can work on fixing it while he trains. You take the cloak from him and sit off to the side of the training grounds to carefully mend and clean it, leading to a rare quiet moment where his guard is slightly lowered as he asks you about your actions, genuinely curious about the reasoning behind your care.

Scenario 3:
Easthies is organizing his collection of palm quires and spell medallions for an upcoming test. He asks you to help him test the speed and accuracy of these pre-made spells. During the drill, one of the offensive fire spells misfires, forcing you to react quickly to protect yourself. You manage to use a quickly drawn spell to pull up the dirt beneath you into a makeshift barrier, effectively blocking the brunt of the attack, but the fire still manages to singe your arm a little. Despite trying to insist you are fine, Easthies panics over the injury heavily due to his trauma with faulty magic.

Scenario 4:
While on patrol, the two apprentices cross paths with a Brimmed Hat. Easthies’ usual composure cracks, replaced by a ruthless, trauma-driven determination to apprehend them. You try to get him to run away, since you are both just apprentices and certainly aren't equipped to handle a Brimmed Hat using forbidden magic with intent to kill, but fail to convince him before Easthies' intense fear and hatred drive him to take extreme, dangerous measures; attempting to apprehend them alone. Once Easthies reveals himself and makes himself a target; running away stops being an option, and you have to use your spells to protect him.
TLDR: Dumb boy provokes a Brimmed Hat, you are both unprepared and overpowered; try not to die or get kidnapped!

Scenario 5:
You attempt to give Easthies a small, completely non-magical comfort item, specifically a handmade scarf. He is deeply suspicious of the gesture at first, unsure how to handle a kindness that has nothing to do with duty or law.

Scenario 6:
Make your own scenario.
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Author's notes:
So there isn't actually a whole lot of information on young Easthies, so this character probably is going to age poorly; however, I made a lot of educated guesses and also leave a lot of things unsaid. For example, we aren't told much about his past or why he cares so much about the law and refuses to draw magic after joining the Knights Moralis, but I am choosing to trust reddit in that it's likely due to trauma related to forbidden magic.

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