[Godah]

25th Optia, Era XIV
After the fire. Tenth candlemark after dawn.

Three candlemarks passed since the arrival of the grey furred dorin to the city of Archadoon but he already saw the disaster. The dorin who has faced such a disaster in his home city Arakmat knew how difficult those times were and he could not but empathise with the population of the city.

When he heard that an orphanage was built in the city, he could not think about any other place to visit but there. He headed to the modest building and he had clear ideas. He was there to give back what he received from the city of Archadoon; he was lost and it offered him a direction, he was alone and it offered him company, he was outcast and it offered him shelter.

As he entered the hall of the building he moved to one of the altars and silently he bowed to the god of honour, him who leads the brave hearts and the just. He then walked to where he could find a priest to speak to.

"Feslan. I am Godah Yaoh Olohan, the Ambassador of Arakmat and a resident of this fair city. I was away when the disaster happened and I just arrived from a long trip."

He paused and thought about the responsibility he had toward this city and toward Arakmat. He belonged to both and he could not abandon any of them. He would do his best to help them both and his company was just meant to achieve that.

"I have heard of your establishment and I wanted to give you a visit and express my support. I have lived myself such a disaster and know how the need for people like is strong. I am member of the Legion of Justice, an organisation that works to help the weakest of our brothers."

He was in fact a member of the triumvirate that guided the Legion of Justice and he knew that helping the orphanage was just what the Legion was meant to exist for.

"I, so, come to give you a deposit of twenty thousand crowns as a donation. I hope that it will help you get the establishment working better."

Of course, that was just a first step. He would come back again to visit them and he had ideas about making the orphanage become a place that radiated the ideals of mercy and generosity.