Recent content by Cadmus Eyren

Cadmus' eyebrows crinkled a bit at the admission that Aiko had never been to the Falwood. Well, that probably was going to be the answer, now that he thought about it. The Anirians in the region were warmongers and that made it a bit unsafe to generally exist as an elf. Well, blast. "Fair...

“I suppose I will have to be fine with once again not being a mad scientist bigot and get my information later. That’s life.” Cadmus said with a grin, attempting to very slightly tease Aiko about her suspicions and interject some humor to fully defuse the situation. Aiko seemed to accept his...

Cadmus looked at Nilamani and realized that perhaps they weren’t all there. All here? Well, that just wouldn’t do. It was certainly a bit weird to follow them, but wandering around Elbion College could really put one in any kind of situation, so he decided to keep an eye out. “Fresh catch...

It was another moonlit night. By all accounts, it was an insane time to be up. Cadmus was already a member of the "Cram Club", a teasing name for those students who liked to get an extra bit of work in, but tradition could not be swept to the side. From an early age, he had been taught by his...

“No, not at all. That word wouldn’t fit in the slightest, and it wasn’t my intention to call you such anyway, as I said.” He replied to her first query, making a gesture with his hands where he moved them slightly away from each other as if to emphasize the sheer “no” of the statement. It was...

Aiko’s point was fair, and Cadmus nodded in agreement with her specification of the situation. “I suppose there’s no argument to be made on that point. However, I would say that understanding the mechanism of the rules is likely an important step to identifying a rule break itself.” he replied...

“Interesting. You could be right about that, but then where does it manifest within the situation at hand? The usual price for overuse of magic tends to be at the expense of the caster, which leads me to believe that the laws of magic act on the ones invoking and also punish the very same...

Cadmus Eyren was a rather distractible fellow, and knew it. He attributed this self-awareness to why he was quite so good in school, having come up with systems to prevent himself from getting off task as a child with the help of his parents. Today, he had been given just the kind of assignment...