
![]() Good day to ye! I be named Ewan, and ye be welcomed here. If I may be of any assistance, please let me know, it would be me pleasure to serve ye. I am a healer�s apprentice here in Darkmoor Manor. Lady Powin has been kind enough to allow me to study and learn, and in return, I do various chores for her. Mistress Bera teaches me herbal uses, Healer Thaylar teaches me the medicinal arts, Horse Mistress Donnia, teaches me about animal husbandry, and many others, and all have a hand in me education. Lady Powin, by her example, teaches me how to have an open mind, and to help those in need. Dame Lathee, by her own example teaches me much in the way of courage and strength. Nshara Maquire, a vassal, has taught me much about loyalty, and duty. Tans, a squire, teaches me about humility and obedience to duty. Tal Karinth, Lord of Castle Skyrim has much to teach, and much I do nae understand, but he be patient with me. Wilhem, a guard of Darkmoor, teaches by example, to be always alert. Liann teaches, by example, patience and grace, and to honor all guests of Darkmoor Manor. Aletha, teaches by example that a kind word can work miracles. As you can see, I have much to learn. There is a man who, through the goodness of his heart, saw a lost boy, in need of a father. I am proud to call him ma dat . Though to many, my choice may seem wrong. I know in me heart, I have chosen well, and I am proud to be his chavo. Why then, do I nae speak his name? So that ye will nae seek to do him harm, or harm to those that *we* love.
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Someday This be a song me dat sings to me most nights. Ah, if'n ye have nae heard him sing, nor tell a story, then ye be missing out on the best singer and storyteller around! Aye, that nae be a chavo's boast! That'd be the truth me be tellin. |
| Someday, | Veresavo tsiroos, | There are some days | Odaanaa si veresavo | |
| When we are wiser | Kana ame sinyam | Dark and bitter | Kalo an dreary | |
| When the world's older, | Kana m doonyas phoorano, | Seems we haven't got a prayer | Seems ame isi na e prayer | |
| When we have learned | Kana ame isi sikavdo | But a prayer for someday better | Ama prayer for chipa better | |
| I pray, | Me pray, | Is the one thing | Si o ek thing | |
| Someday we may yet live, | Veresavo tsiroos ame may yet, | We all share. | Ame sovra share | |
| To live | Sikavdo te jiviba | |||
| And let live. | and te nek jiviba. | Someday, | Veresavo tsiroos, | |
| When we are wiser | Kana ame sinyam | |||
| Someday, | Veresava tsiroos | When the world's older, | Kana m doonyas phoorano, | |
| Life will be fairer | Life ka ov verenjak | When we have learned | Kana ame isi sikavdo | |
| Need will be rarer | Need ka of rarer | I pray, | Me pray, | |
| And greed will not pay | Kurlalo ka na pokinav | Someday we may yet live, | Veresavo tsiroos ame may yet, | |
| God speed, | Del sig | To live | Sikavdo te jiviba | |
| This bright millennium | Adavkha tsibriba bresh | And let live. | and te nek jiviba. | |
| On its way, | E is si drom | |||
| Let it come, | Ne it avav | Someday, | Veresava tsiroos | |
| Someday | Veeresavo tsiroos | Life will be fairer | Life ka ov verenjak | |
| Need will be rarer | Need ka of rarer | |||
| Someday, | Veresavo tsiroos | And greed will not pay | Kurlalo ka na pokinav | |
| Our fight will be won then | Amar`o maribe ka ov won zaman | God speed, | Del sig | |
| We'll stand in the sun then, | Ame sergiy`a ki o khom zaman | This bright millennium | Adavkha tsibriba bresh | |
| That bright bright afternoon | That tsibriba ku khorichka | On its way, | E is si drom | |
| Till then, | Ji zaman | Let it come, | Ne it avav | |
| On days when the sun is gone | E tsiroos kana o khom si ge`le | Someday | Veeresavo tsiroos | |
| We'll hang on | Ame oomblav`av e | |||
| and we'll wish upon the moon...woooh | Betze`ti o o choon | One day, | Ek tsiroos | |
| Someday, soon, ohhhhh | Veresavo tsiroos Bir`den ohhhhh | |||
| One day, | Ek tsiroos | |||
| Someday soon. | Veresavo tsiroos bir`den |
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I have a quiver of seven of these daggers strapped to me back when I travel. �Tis unusual eh? A quiver of daggers? Well, each dagger sits sheathed inside the quiver in such a way as to be readily available and to stay separate from the other daggers. The strap goes from me right shoulder to under me left arm. Fear not, I am a healer, and use them only for protection of me loved ones, and me patients. |