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Lyssoryl · May 10, 2008, 08:27 AM

Brightening 1 of Cycle 1 of the Month of Kalendryas, in the season of Winter, Era 1, Era XV PF

Having been told by Galdor Feiniel that Mr. Sylkin was the man to speak to about work study, Lyssoryl sought him out on the morning of the first brightening of Kalendryas. She had washed her clothes the night before so as to look presentable, and they were still just a bit damp, causing her to hug herself for warmth in the cold winter air. At his office, she introduced herself.

"Hello! Your registrar Mr. Feiniel told me that you were the person to speak to about work study. My name is Lyssoryl, and I'm a new student here. I was hoping to arrange for work in the cafeteria, if at all possible. I am not a trained cook but I have nimble and willing fingers. I can scald, pluck and dress out a pullet in a very short time, and I am quite handy with a peeling knife. ALso I make it a point to always be cheerful, even in early morning hours, although I am willing to moderate my cheer if it gets on the nerves of those with the morning grumpies."

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Lyssoryl Native of Fool's Paradise Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Parts unkown Posts: 544 Blog Entries: 7	A quest for work study at Imaden (Vers, Fish Stick please!) Brightening 1 of Cycle 1 of the Month of Kalendryas, in the season of Winter, Era 1, Era XV PF Having been told by Galdor Feiniel that Mr. Sylkin was the man to speak to about work study, Lyssoryl sought him out on the morning of the first brightening of Kalendryas. She had washed her clothes the night before so as to look presentable, and they were still just a bit damp, causing her to hug herself for warmth in the cold winter air. At his office, she introduced herself. "Hello! Your registrar Mr. Feiniel told me that you were the person to speak to about work study. My name is Lyssoryl, and I'm a new student here. I was hoping to arrange for work in the cafeteria, if at all possible. I am not a trained cook but I have nimble and willing fingers. I can scald, pluck and dress out a pullet in a very short time, and I am quite handy with a peeling knife. ALso I make it a point to always be cheerful, even in early morning hours, although I am willing to moderate my cheer if it gets on the nerves of those with the morning grumpies." __________________ CIR Secrets of Foresight Last edited by Lyssoryl; May 10, 2008 at 10:12 PM.