[pnpgm] Game Update #25 - File #276 - IBT and Cover Story

[J Hooten]

Raban smiles quite innocently at the remark... "Fremea, the role of your 
guardian is one that I can do well, and I thank you for your solution to 
my problem. But the culture of Katai may not allow it. Would a noble 
trust his daughter to a foreigner even an exotic one? If I was a 
barbarian who also held to a similar concept of honor then perhaps a 
story of how you gained me leaving me with a life debt to you could 
work. Even then my presence could draw unwanted attention. But it works 
both ways, looking at me they may miss others. That will be true as a 
slave as well or any other roles, I will always stand out. I have always 
preferred flaunting my differences over hiding them, at least the 
physical ones. I will draw looks so give them a better reason to look? I 
am adaptable and skilled at acting, I will try to perform in whatever 
role you choose to the best of my ability. I do not know Katai well 
enough to know what risks I put everyone under. So it is best if those 
who do know choose my role. I just had to point out a personal trait 
that could cause us problems. Please give it serious thought so you can 
find the best role for me."

<Sorry if this takes up more time, but it was a valid problem for RP

Tobie Bonahoom wrote:
> <OOC - I thought Raban's role was already set a long time ago, that of 
> being Fremea's body guard.>
>
> Fremea walks into the middle of the conversation, having only heard a 
> portion of what was being discussed. "Raban and virgins, doesn't seem 
> like they stay that way for long around him." Just smiling to herself. 
> "I believe that Raban was going to play the much more important role 
> of being my bodyguard. One that would dress well, and be somewhat 
> educated. Since I am technically Katai, though not raised there, I 
> would not have the same thoughts as some of the noble kids. So, that 
> could mean if someone is being beaten or hurt, I can tell my guard to 
> stop it. Then there would not be so many issues with Raban and his 
> beliefs."