Kalynd was somewhat gratified that the Provost recognized him. He knew that he kept to himself a great deal, even after joining the guild officially, but it was his nature to never be still. Ever since he'd left the palace and the capital city to explore his homeland, he'd experienced an acute wanderlust that he expected would be his constant companion for the rest of his days. Not that he minded. But it did make it difficult to engrain himself in the memories and good graces of the guild, he imagined.
Before he could address Provost Jigano's question, Kalynd heard a voice behind him and looked to see the red-headed woman had followed. His eyebrow twitched a few times as a wave of irritation washed over Kalynd. He had clearly been trying to signal to the man standing before them, and yet this woman had swooped in and interrupted him before he could make his report. Kalynd might not be the primary expert on social graces in the guild, but even he found this an affront.
Kalynd was gratified when Jigano asked him to speak first. He straightened up and reached into his satchel to pull out a rolled up stack of parchment tied with a ribbon. He passed the stack to the Provost.
"I heard that you were in the area, and I wanted to make an official report to you," he said. "I've completed a simple survey of Torchline and have documented a few of its creatures, geographical landmarks of note, and I've made a rough map of the area with as much detail as I have been able to acquire." He hoped that some of the notes and sketches would be useful, as he had found little else groundbreaking enough to return to the guild to report.
Before he could address Provost Jigano's question, Kalynd heard a voice behind him and looked to see the red-headed woman had followed. His eyebrow twitched a few times as a wave of irritation washed over Kalynd. He had clearly been trying to signal to the man standing before them, and yet this woman had swooped in and interrupted him before he could make his report. Kalynd might not be the primary expert on social graces in the guild, but even he found this an affront.
Kalynd was gratified when Jigano asked him to speak first. He straightened up and reached into his satchel to pull out a rolled up stack of parchment tied with a ribbon. He passed the stack to the Provost.
"I heard that you were in the area, and I wanted to make an official report to you," he said. "I've completed a simple survey of Torchline and have documented a few of its creatures, geographical landmarks of note, and I've made a rough map of the area with as much detail as I have been able to acquire." He hoped that some of the notes and sketches would be useful, as he had found little else groundbreaking enough to return to the guild to report.
