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“A second-born daughter of the House of Copper, courting me? Third Prince of the Exalted family? Bethari, you came to the University on a scholarship. I am only seventeen. When I turn twenty, I will take part in the Seeding. Do you know what that is?”
“I-”
"I will lay with a hundred girls of the purest Exalted blood for a hundred nights, to ensure another generation of Exalted Guard. Because only my line is strong enough to keep us safe. Your caste is far too low to even consider for the Seeding. And you talk of potential marriage to me?”
“I ... I thought you and I ... were different.”
“I’ve no doubt. Especially if you mistook my desire for intelligent conversation for love.”

Inra in the "peasant clothes" he wears for most of Book One and Book Two. Inra is the protagonist of the story, by virtue of being the character who changes the most. He really, really goes through a lot of bad stuff, which accounts for his bad temper and caustic wit. He is the beleaguered straight man in most of the previous quotes, nicknamed "rich man" by Ixkin for good reason. He is the same thing as her, a "taint", except his civilization has tapped into the power of their spirit side and are semi-worshiped as a result. His name means "dragon of the eclipse".
The last of the character sheets. Woohoo! I have one other character that might eventually warrant one, but she's not a very major character and her design is still really up in the air. I'm not super proud of any of these, mind you, I'm just glad I have the guidelines down.

Description
“A second-born daughter of the House of Copper, courting me? Third Prince of the Exalted family? Bethari, you came to the University on a scholarship. I am only seventeen. When I turn twenty, I will take part in the Seeding. Do you know what that is?”
“I-”
"I will lay with a hundred girls of the purest Exalted blood for a hundred nights, to ensure another generation of Exalted Guard. Because only my line is strong enough to keep us safe. Your caste is far too low to even consider for the Seeding. And you talk of potential marriage to me?”
“I ... I thought you and I ... were different.”
“I’ve no doubt. Especially if you mistook my desire for intelligent conversation for love.”

Inra in the "peasant clothes" he wears for most of Book One and Book Two. Inra is the protagonist of the story, by virtue of being the character who changes the most. He really, really goes through a lot of bad stuff, which accounts for his bad temper and caustic wit. He is the beleaguered straight man in most of the previous quotes, nicknamed "rich man" by Ixkin for good reason. He is the same thing as her, a "taint", except his civilization has tapped into the power of their spirit side and are semi-worshiped as a result. His name means "dragon of the eclipse".
The last of the character sheets. Woohoo! I have one other character that might eventually warrant one, but she's not a very major character and her design is still really up in the air. I'm not super proud of any of these, mind you, I'm just glad I have the guidelines down.