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Volrath diplomat in search of what happened to The Circus.
Sometimes, you have to go to great lengths to achieve your goals. Sometimes, you have
to go through hell and high water. Sometimes, you have to suffer the death of family and
friends.
Sometimes, you have to go to the Circus.
Kerrel has been working in the higher echelons of the Volrath for a long time, now, but
he has never had such a strange mission before. It turns out that the Circus, a band of
spies educated by the Volrath, has been taken over by some secret organization or other.
Of course, someone needed to investigate this, and of course the only wolf deemed
"reliable enough" for this, and who had enough knowledge about things was - right - Kerrel.
So, while all the important things are going on in Bisclavret and Volrath domains, Kerrel
has to flit all over Calabria, chasing rumours and spurious traces of a Circus that for
all that Kerrel knows might have gone to another dimension. No, Kerrel is not happy about
this, but he doesn't give up. Slowly, methodically, he works his way towards the goal.
Who knows what'll happen when he finally catches up with the Circus and
Zambiro. One thing is certain. There's not going to be a
tearful reunion in the normal sense of the word.
Personality
Kerrel, while being a highly sophisticated and civilized wolf, normally presents a rather
dour facade, stern but efficient. He's extremely good with every matter legal, and he
would probably have made his career as a lawyer or judge, hadn't his ambitions and
upbringing focused him on the constant Volrath political turmoil instead.
However, when faced with matters diplomatic, Kerrel can be quite charming in an exquisitely
complex but formal way. He adheres to the conventions (of which he knows at least all) and
thus aggravating no-one, but he gets the job done and his connections firmly tied. When he
wraps up a negotiation, you always have to fight down the urge to stand up and shout
"Jawohl, Herr Überwolf!".
If you fail your roll and actually do, Kerrel will look at you thoughtfully for a moment
and then thank you for the compliment.
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