Zavien
The women didn't have to worry about any lofty ideals of 'kings' or titles of dictatorship. They hadn't even crossed Zavien's mind. After all, he didn't see himself as the person who was born to be in the position or groomed throughout his life for power and prestige, but someone who was appointed in a time of intended purpose and growth, the one who's responsibility it was to protect and lead them, to serve their needs and put their interests firsts, to guide them in a unified front.
Various options crossed through his mind as he took what piles had been made and began setting them aside in drawers or on shelves. One thing was for sure, and he gave Soh a gentle smile as he said. "Thank you, but I think you will always be the Heart of Stormbreak, and no one can ever replace you, Soh." Certainly not him.
Zavien stood from where he'd done his best to organize the papers, tilting his head again and dusting pieces from his pants as a thought finally came to mind from other periods of the city. "Perhaps... I could bring back Commander. I am a Dragoon after all, and if I have any say in it, we will have a formidable force again soon, to protect the people and keep us from ever being vulnerable again." He gave them both a determined look, stubborn in his goals for the city.
Only once they'd given their final thoughts and agreements on the matter did Zavien cross his arms, feeling accomplished by the accomplishments and decisions of the day. "I think that about settles it then. I appreciate you both for your faith, and can't wait to see what's in store for us." His grin was bright and hopeful, ready for to face any problem with the people at his side.
They spent the rest of the time discussing smaller issues and reconstruction plans before he insisted they break for lunch. By the end of the day, a new sign had appeared next to his door, rudimentary and carved in wood as a placeholder. In bold letters, the words read:
Roles have been chosen, priorities have been determined, and paperwork has been filed so that the new Commander of Stormbreak and his council can begin leadership! <3
[FIN]
Various options crossed through his mind as he took what piles had been made and began setting them aside in drawers or on shelves. One thing was for sure, and he gave Soh a gentle smile as he said. "Thank you, but I think you will always be the Heart of Stormbreak, and no one can ever replace you, Soh." Certainly not him.
Zavien stood from where he'd done his best to organize the papers, tilting his head again and dusting pieces from his pants as a thought finally came to mind from other periods of the city. "Perhaps... I could bring back Commander. I am a Dragoon after all, and if I have any say in it, we will have a formidable force again soon, to protect the people and keep us from ever being vulnerable again." He gave them both a determined look, stubborn in his goals for the city.
Only once they'd given their final thoughts and agreements on the matter did Zavien cross his arms, feeling accomplished by the accomplishments and decisions of the day. "I think that about settles it then. I appreciate you both for your faith, and can't wait to see what's in store for us." His grin was bright and hopeful, ready for to face any problem with the people at his side.
They spent the rest of the time discussing smaller issues and reconstruction plans before he insisted they break for lunch. By the end of the day, a new sign had appeared next to his door, rudimentary and carved in wood as a placeholder. In bold letters, the words read:
Zavien Alexander
Commander of Stormbreak
Commander of Stormbreak
Roles have been chosen, priorities have been determined, and paperwork has been filed so that the new Commander of Stormbreak and his council can begin leadership! <3
[FIN]
You don't have to prove anyone wrong.
You just have to prove yourself right.
You just have to prove yourself right.
