I am on the Garuda server. I just started playing the game again, and I decided to make a journal with my new character. ^^
I am a Male Taru BLM, and starting in San d'Oria! WOOO!!
Story:
Gavin was born in Windurst. His parents decided to move to San d'Oria for one reason or another, while Gavin was a baby. It took awhile, but they made it; they never had any real difficulty, which is very surprising, as they travelled through so many dangerous areas. They paid most of their money to become residents of San d'Oria, and get their own mog house. They spent the lastbit of money they had to buy a couple fishing rods and some bait. Gavin's father would go out and fish every day, for food, and sometimes he would get lucky and fish up an item or two that he could sell and get a little money. They weren't doing too bad.
Gavin became interested in magic at an early age; his mother knew some magic and decided to teach it to him, so that he could at least defend himself, and maybe to instill a little pride in the Windurstians that they have long left behind. He became very interested in the magical town of Windurst, from the stories that his mother had told him, and he hopes one day to be able to see it for himself.
He sometimes went with his father to fish, and he enjoyed that. When Gavin turned ten years old, his parents got him his own fishing rod so that he could fish with his father sometimes, too. He fished all the time, and because of this, really helped out his family; he was not even close to the skill of his father, who was reeling in fish left and right, but he certainly wasn't bad at it.
As the years passed on, it was more of the same for Gavin. He learned some more magic from his mother, learned more about Windurst, roamed around a bit and learned quite a bit about the kingdom of San d'Oria, which he now calls home, and he also heard of a town called "Bastok," but all he knew, was that it was 'technogily advanced,' whatever that means. He stilled fished a lot, and became much better at it, and his family was now much better off than they were in previous years. Life seemed pretty good.
His father died of natural causes when he was 18, and his mother slipped into a deep depression because of it. Gavin continued to fish to support his mother and himself, and cried all the time while doing so, thinking of all the times he and his father spent together, fishing. They did other things together, but wishing was the biggest thing. They buried him in West Ronfaure.
He turned 19, and his mother stayed depressed, and never left the house, or did much of anything for that matter. One day, when Gavin returned to his house, he found his mother as a bloody mess on the floor, she had stabbed herself a couple times with a cooking knife, taking her own life. He dropped his fish that he caught, and fell to his knees and began crying over his dead mother. This was a traumatic experence for Gavin - he could not believe this had happened. He did nothing but sit in the house, look at her and cry for the next couple days. Eventually, he took her and buried her in West Ronfaure next to his father.
He moped around for the next couple weeks, living off the supplies that was in the mog house, but he eventually snapped out of it, and knew that he had to do something. He went out to fish, like normal, but didn't get as great a thrill out of it, as he used to.
"Maybe it's time," he thought to himself, "maybe I should go explore the world, see Windurst and many other things. I would be wasting my life if I were to continue just fishing here." He got up and packed his things, and heads back to his mog house to get prepared. This is where the story begins.
EDIT: I'll just add in here - due to my growing up in San d'Oria, I don't speak the taru language. I just speak normal.
-- How was that story? Not too bad, I hope... --
Here are a couple unexciting pictures for now:
Looking toward Chateau d'Oraguille, hoping someday to be able to see inside.
Found the father of this lost Elvaan kid, Ailbeche. His father was really mean and even gave me Ailbeche's fishing rod for helping! Of course, being the nice Taru that I am, I gave it right back!
That's all for now. Just thought it'd be fun, sorry if no one likes it.
I am a Male Taru BLM, and starting in San d'Oria! WOOO!!
Story:
Gavin was born in Windurst. His parents decided to move to San d'Oria for one reason or another, while Gavin was a baby. It took awhile, but they made it; they never had any real difficulty, which is very surprising, as they travelled through so many dangerous areas. They paid most of their money to become residents of San d'Oria, and get their own mog house. They spent the lastbit of money they had to buy a couple fishing rods and some bait. Gavin's father would go out and fish every day, for food, and sometimes he would get lucky and fish up an item or two that he could sell and get a little money. They weren't doing too bad.
Gavin became interested in magic at an early age; his mother knew some magic and decided to teach it to him, so that he could at least defend himself, and maybe to instill a little pride in the Windurstians that they have long left behind. He became very interested in the magical town of Windurst, from the stories that his mother had told him, and he hopes one day to be able to see it for himself.
He sometimes went with his father to fish, and he enjoyed that. When Gavin turned ten years old, his parents got him his own fishing rod so that he could fish with his father sometimes, too. He fished all the time, and because of this, really helped out his family; he was not even close to the skill of his father, who was reeling in fish left and right, but he certainly wasn't bad at it.
As the years passed on, it was more of the same for Gavin. He learned some more magic from his mother, learned more about Windurst, roamed around a bit and learned quite a bit about the kingdom of San d'Oria, which he now calls home, and he also heard of a town called "Bastok," but all he knew, was that it was 'technogily advanced,' whatever that means. He stilled fished a lot, and became much better at it, and his family was now much better off than they were in previous years. Life seemed pretty good.
His father died of natural causes when he was 18, and his mother slipped into a deep depression because of it. Gavin continued to fish to support his mother and himself, and cried all the time while doing so, thinking of all the times he and his father spent together, fishing. They did other things together, but wishing was the biggest thing. They buried him in West Ronfaure.
He turned 19, and his mother stayed depressed, and never left the house, or did much of anything for that matter. One day, when Gavin returned to his house, he found his mother as a bloody mess on the floor, she had stabbed herself a couple times with a cooking knife, taking her own life. He dropped his fish that he caught, and fell to his knees and began crying over his dead mother. This was a traumatic experence for Gavin - he could not believe this had happened. He did nothing but sit in the house, look at her and cry for the next couple days. Eventually, he took her and buried her in West Ronfaure next to his father.
He moped around for the next couple weeks, living off the supplies that was in the mog house, but he eventually snapped out of it, and knew that he had to do something. He went out to fish, like normal, but didn't get as great a thrill out of it, as he used to.
"Maybe it's time," he thought to himself, "maybe I should go explore the world, see Windurst and many other things. I would be wasting my life if I were to continue just fishing here." He got up and packed his things, and heads back to his mog house to get prepared. This is where the story begins.
EDIT: I'll just add in here - due to my growing up in San d'Oria, I don't speak the taru language. I just speak normal.
-- How was that story? Not too bad, I hope... --
Here are a couple unexciting pictures for now:
Looking toward Chateau d'Oraguille, hoping someday to be able to see inside.
Found the father of this lost Elvaan kid, Ailbeche. His father was really mean and even gave me Ailbeche's fishing rod for helping! Of course, being the nice Taru that I am, I gave it right back!
That's all for now. Just thought it'd be fun, sorry if no one likes it.
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