SecondBreaking
The Dragon Reborn
Kastor Argos, Grey Drakor
Kastor stood in the chamber, arms crossed before him. He wore his ceremonial breastplate covered in his characteristc shards of metal. Barely listening to the councilman that spoke, Kastor's attention was solely focused on the empty council seat. The more he looked, the angrier he got, but he still watched the empty chair nonetheless. Kastor knew that this anger would someday prove to be his downfall, but he didn't care. When Thelgrim began to conquer nations during the Dragon Wars, all fingers pointed to the councilman of Thelgrim. Nothing was done to try to stop Thelgrim until after the councilman was murdered. Ever since the Dragon Wars, Thelgrim has never had a representative on the Council of Nations. The last councilman had been Kastor's ancestor. His family was thrown into disgrace, and only now has Kastor finally been able to make a name for his family. The last order of business was to reclaim his rightful seat on the council.
Grey stood still, arms crossed before him. He glanced at Kastor, and knew that Kastor would cause a scene if left unattended. Whether or not Kastor liked it, Grey knew Kastor better than anyone. He put an arm on Kastor's shoulder, and when Kastor turned to look at Grey, there eyes met. Grey's glance was meaningful, so Kastor shook his head and turned back to pay attention to the councilman.
Kastor stood in the chamber, arms crossed before him. He wore his ceremonial breastplate covered in his characteristc shards of metal. Barely listening to the councilman that spoke, Kastor's attention was solely focused on the empty council seat. The more he looked, the angrier he got, but he still watched the empty chair nonetheless. Kastor knew that this anger would someday prove to be his downfall, but he didn't care. When Thelgrim began to conquer nations during the Dragon Wars, all fingers pointed to the councilman of Thelgrim. Nothing was done to try to stop Thelgrim until after the councilman was murdered. Ever since the Dragon Wars, Thelgrim has never had a representative on the Council of Nations. The last councilman had been Kastor's ancestor. His family was thrown into disgrace, and only now has Kastor finally been able to make a name for his family. The last order of business was to reclaim his rightful seat on the council.
Grey stood still, arms crossed before him. He glanced at Kastor, and knew that Kastor would cause a scene if left unattended. Whether or not Kastor liked it, Grey knew Kastor better than anyone. He put an arm on Kastor's shoulder, and when Kastor turned to look at Grey, there eyes met. Grey's glance was meaningful, so Kastor shook his head and turned back to pay attention to the councilman.