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The Gauthrel Plains reach from the coasts of western Idalos to the very edge of Ne'haer before meeting the forests surrounding Hiladrith. The Fields of Gauthrel can be a dangerous place, one that is home to the most deadliest of creatures. It holds many secrets in the history of the land and may offer rewards to those who choose to journey out into the wild plains. It is best not to wander out alone in these fields. Even caravans have been known to go missing.

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56th of Ymiden, Arc 717

Location: Kaelserad

Jeger Alistair,

It has come to my attention that Ren Norendel, the son of Demavend Norendel (my superior and liege), has become plagued by a particular illness that has wracked his mind and caused a monstrous rift within his life at home. Considering their busy schedules, his fathers - Lucien Lordaeron and Demavend Norendel - have sought an outside expert to examine the potentially physical nature of this illness.

By the arrival of this letter, Ren should be less than a few breaks from your office in Aedirn. I have attached a pouch of gold nel to this parchment, carried directly by Sohr Khal to make clear the urgency of this treatment.

Thank you,
Shae Asharan von Metzen of Clan Stahlmark


He arrived, shortly afterward, the door swinging open and inviting the dim light of the setting sun. A group of men came, escorting him with bindings to hold his wrists together behind his back, a blindfold over his eyes. He was ridden over by Drexion, but willingly walked the remaining distance. He seemed clean throughout all of it, with a monotone expression and nothing to say.

At first, at least. Eventually, after being seated for half a break in the reception area of Kaelserad, the boy began to speak.

"Beautiful building," he commented, a smirk curling on his lips. Alistair's brow rose - though it quickly dropped, realizing the sarcasm. He was blindfolded, and so had no way to tell whether or not the building was beautiful. Apparently, at least.

"I know what you're thinking," Ren started, shaking his head slowly. "Crazy, right? Sarcasm? No. I'm saying it feels beautiful. I'm really enjoying the texture of the chair I'm seated upon, and the walk here was soothing, calm. So much... breeze. You Jegers live it up when you're not dying to monsters," he remarked, a statement that surely would've bothered Alistair if he were more of a Jeger than he currently was.

Eventually, he started answering questions, which allowed for Alistair to record his information in a patient's log. This was how he began non-urgent treatment, especially if he would be seeing these patients again in the future, which seemed plausible with Ren.

Patient Information: Ren Norendel. Age 18. Height, 5'11", Weight 164 lbs. Race, Biqaj. Symptoms: Sudden vulgarity, dangerous impulse, threatening nature. Apparent lack of fear, discomfort and shame. Psychologist's areas of specializations. However, there is also a clear fever running throughout his body; Ren's skin is immensely hot to the touch. This could very well be the source of the mental trauma, and so is worth investigating.

"You know why you're here?" he asked the Biqaj. The boy laughed, blowing his bangs with a sudden breath.

"Because I'm fucked up," he said. "I've always been fucked up. Dad's never loved me. Except when he did."

The mage... wasn't sure what he meant by that, though he had an idea, one that made him incredibly uncomfortable and equally empathetic. With Kaiserion and Fridgar staring blankly from the corner of the room, he quirked his lips, and sighed; he had to make use of them. "Fridgar, remove his bindings and examine his torso. We need to see if there's any evidence of a bite, or internal damage, or some source of an illness inflicted by external means. If we can't find any, we'll have to rely on health tonics and healing salves. Not very reliable, but if it's just a fever, we may be able to reduce the effects."

Ren shook his head. "No," he whispered. "Let it go on. I'm liking the changes. I feel liberated."

When Fridgar drew near, the patient would coo at him, before his bindings would apparently undo themselves, a cabal of insects fleeing the leather shackles once they'd ripped through them with their insectoid maws. Ren would throw his jaw forward, razor sharp teeth springing forth, as he attempted to bite hard into the Lotharen physician.
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Fridgar stood in the corner of the room, leaning against the wall next to Kaiserion. The taller of the two Lotharen looked to be put off while the other, interested in the happenings. A Biqaj was their most recent patient. Though he had no obvious afflictions, no wounds. Perhaps some sort of disease? It must have been bad for the message to be delivered by Sohr Kahl. Speaking of which, his no totem was almost fully dedicated. Twelve more hours of dedication would see it fully incorporated to his arsenal.

For now, he carried around his three mains. Fridgar, Fridganon and Fridbear. The three totems being the Fridgar, Solghannon and Redbear. Since moving the business to Gauthrel, though, Fridgar had been increasingly bored. Not many Lothar wanted to be carried about the place, except for maybe the occasional defective bitch boy Lothar. For no reason at all, Fridgar looked to Kaiserion in that instance. One thing was certain, he needed to train harder in the field of medicine, surgery too. He wanted to be able to do his job properly and effectively, also to be given stuff to do.

While he didn't doubt that Alistair would find something or other for him to work on while they treated this patient of whatever his affliction was. But this kid was fucking weird. He was describing how comfortable the chair he was sitting on was, who does that? He was a teenage Biqaj, the shortest guy in the room, too. It was strange, he hadn't seen anyone shorter than Alistair since arriving in Gauthrel. Not only that, but he was a disrespectful fuck. "Watch it, boy," the Lothar snarled. He'd had little sleep and was running on little patience. Totem dedication still took an uncomfortable amount of time, it left little room for anything else during the trial.

Fridgar had started to believe that the guy was just another crazy man when Alistair's tone changed. Something the guy had said disturbed his lover. Fridgar didn't get it himself, but there was a theme of fatherly love in what he said. Could it be that he suffered similarly to what Alistair did as a child?

Regardless, Fridgar given his task; untie the crazy child. It was simple enough, why was he even tied in the first place? With a firm nod, he pushed his body from the wall and approached, only he didn't get that close to the boy in the end. Instead, Fridgar was jumped suddenly by the rabid kid. With his superior reflexes granted by Palenon, he almost saw in slow motion how the bonds came free, but paid no attention to the bugs. He even had the time to consider his plan of attack as the boy grew razor-sharp teeth and rushed him.

if even he was trying to maul Fridgar, he couldn't hurt a kid. He had to operate on the defensive. Casting adapt almost instantly, Fridgar took the trait of scales from the king crocodile. His skin would fold over in tiny panels, clinking as the green skin revealed itself from head to toe, disappearing at his clothes. Yes, he was wearing clothes. The hospital was not a place that his typical savage choice of fashion would be accepted.

As the final panel of scales folded over his fingers, Fridgar shoved his armoured fingers into the boy's mouth and gripped him by the jaw. Three clawed fingers lodged themselves in the maw of the boy while his little finger and thumb directed and steered him, forcing him to sit back down. "Sit," Fridgar commanded, using his full weight and strength to dominate the way this was turning out. Bite or chew as the boy might, there was no way he going to bite through Fridgar's fingers.

Using his free paw, Fridgar removed his blindfold, revealing his shining eyes. Fridgar reeled for a moment, looking back at Alistair with concern before looking back to the boy. "Rey'na?" Those were her eyes. How did this random Biqaj have Rey'na's eyes? "Remember Rey'na from Andaris?" Fridgar asked, though it was more than likely that Alistair had forgotten about her by now, she didn't matter much to him, or so he thought. "Her eyes looked exactly like this, I swear..." Fridgar nodded.

"Right, I'm gonna pull my fingers out. Try that again and I'm gonna put you to sleep," Fridgar bluffed, showing his knuckles. Like hell was he going to hit a kid, he just hoped that Alistair didn't fall for his bluff.
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Fridgar caught his maw, holding his jaw with his thumb while three fingers pressed into his mouth, making Ren nearly gag. The boy grumbled, before sitting back down quietly, obeying the Lothar who had seemingly possessed skin of steel. He must've been special - a mage, a marked. Ren knew both. Ren was both. "Rey'na," he called her name. "Ren. She's like my sister. Similar name, similar eyes. Maybe we're related," the boy said, grinning. They were, in a way. They were both the children of Lisirra, and perhaps he knew that.

Alistair quickly shrugged it off. He'd tried to forget Rey'na - she was gone now, and so was Fridgar's connection to her. It wasn't a friendly subject for him, recalling a once-loved ex in the face of his fiance. He merely nodded at the shade of her eyes, and that was all.

"Right. Well, we'll need metal shackles this time. He seems to have... dominion over those creatures," the mage said, curling his lips. They did have shackles here, ironically, for the most egregiously rebellious patients - those who would flail about and claw amidst an operation, those sorts. Considering he'd just tried to bite into his lover and potentially seriously injure him, Alistair would classify Ren as one such individual.

He and Kaiserion went into the other rooms, separately, to try and acquire both the shackles and their key. While they disappeared momentarily however, the Biqaj spoke to the Lothar who was now clearly his watcher. Keeper, in a way.

"You're handsome," Ren whispered. "I like you, handsome man. That your lover, over there? Doctor Alistair?" he asked, looking over at the door he'd moved through to acquire the shackles. Ren grinned. "Bet he can't please you like I can, big guy. I have copious amounts of experience in pleasing your kind. Will you let me show you?" he asked, breath nearly panting, as if he couldn't contain his excitement. "Don't worry, if he's jealous, if he finds you... that can be hot too. We can string him up, bind him like you bound me. He can sit on this sofa, where I am now, and I can sit on you on the one across." The Yithnai grinned toothily, licking his lips.

He wasn't in his bindings. He wasn't constrained, or blindfolded. So, he slowly moved forward, not suddenly so as to set the Lothar off. Then, raising again onto his feet, he stared him wantonly in the eyes. "I found out a little about your Doctor Alistair before I came; the moths whispered to me. He had a bit of a bad streak in his youth, but now he's all sobered up and ready to settle because of you. Your bad streak isn't over yet, though, and why would you ever want to settle? You're a big, virile man. I can see them lining through the streets for you - wanting you, hot for you. I'll be the first taste of the rest of the world, if you want. The new is always better than the old," he said, grinning.

Shortly afterwards, an 'aha' could be heard from the adjacent room. The nobleman returned from his search, the shackles in place atop his palm. For someone who valued meticulously keeping his items, he felt a bit awry in how difficult it had been to find these. He'd need to keep better track of their location, next time.

"Got it," the mage spoke, stepping through the doorway. Ren quickly sat down, quiet, smiling absently at his captor, and doctor. Both in equal measure.

"You'll be wearing these, and you'll be chained to one of the pieces of furniture at all times. We can't have you gnawing on people like a vicious beast. You'll be reminded that we're all Jegers, Ren. We kill vicious beasts," the mage stated threateningly, making it clear to Fridgar that he had no hesitation in making such intimidating statements to his clientele. Not when they were violent, unpredictable sociopaths who consequently seemed to be following a notoriously virulent deity.

No. Ren was his prisoner now, at least until he discovered just what it was that he had. One thing was clear, though. His personality was not a manifestation of his illness - this was his real self. The illness was something else, something he carried. Was it willingly carried? Maybe. They would find out.
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The boy did as he was told, sitting back in the chair as Fridgar forced him. The boy mocked him as he removed his fingers. Rey'na didn't have any brothers... did she? He should know, he did date her for seven trials. But no, she was always reclusive, never told him anything. Unimpressed, Fridgar stepped off and wiped his fingers in his clothes. He kept his battle armour adorned, if this weird creature kept its teeth out, he had no reason to put it away. Fridgar would lean against the nearest wall, crossing his arms.

"Sounds good, take your time," He replied in response to the two fetching the metal bonds. As usual, Fridgar avoided eye contact with the other guy in the room, but maintained a furrowed brow. he was ready to smack him to the floor if he tried anything again. It started talking, as expected, but it was speaking weirdly. Fridgar said no words, but contemplated its sentience. He'd seen some smart creatures, really smart ones. Gauthrel was full of these smart human-like creatures. Somehow, the boy felt like one, just another monster to hunt.

However, when the creature arose from his seat, Fridgar emerged from his thoughts. Unfolding one of his paws from his crossed arms, he conjured a ball of lightning. It would crackle and jolt between his fingers, menacingly glowing against his scarred skin as he cast a most hostile look in the creature’s direction. He met eyes with it, only spurring on his rage. "Sit the fuck down," He growled, barely moving his teeth with the low rumble of his threat. he soon enough snapped his eyes aside as his mutations neared the very precipice of triggering his blind fury.

As he came to, he caught glimpses of what the creature had been saying, whispering perverse things into his mind. The insect wanted to what? Fuck? Wanted Fridgar to fuck everyone in Uthaldria? What the fuck? He assumed a look of utter disbelief as he sat down again. Failing to realise that Alistair had stepped back in the room, he let loose his lightning at the speed of an arrow, colliding easily with the creature. Unfortunately, the creature would only feel a sharp stinging pain and numbness in the area of impact.

Fridgar turned back to Alistair, standing up straight with a sort of 'I can explain' look.

After Alistair had explained the purpose of the handcuffs, Fridgar would take them from his beloved's hands before approaching the thing and chaining its wrist to the other. Once he was satisfied, Fridgar would look Alistair in the eye and speak "Alistair, can I talk to you for a trill?" he asked before heading out the front door, waiting for Alistair to join him. If he did, Fridgar would begin with an apology.

"I'm sorry I zapped him, he was just being really weird. He's not seriously wounded or anything, but he is numb and it stung a little," Fridgar looked to his beloved’s shoulder before speaking once more. "Kinda like this," he conjured another lightning bolt and touched his lover on the shoulder with it. The Venora would likely jolt at the sudden sting, followed by a light numbness on his skin. It was ultimately harmless. "You know I don't hurt kids, but that thing needed a warning shot," he explained with a nod.

That brought him onto his second point. "I don't think it's sentient, Alistair," Fridgar looked to the room, peaking through the glass, Kaiserion was fine. "There's loads of smart monsters out there, I've bumped into a few. I think this one is an advanced Rey'na, the whole theme with the bugs and the eyes, not all Biqaj have those eyes," he pointed out. "We should just kill it..." he offered, a discerning glance. if he didn't take Fridgar's offer, then the next part might.

Fridgar sighed, looking away from the noble. "Alistair...." he spoke, mildly embarrassed "I hit him with the lightning because he was trying to like... get me to sleep with him, then turn me into Uthaldria's public saddle. You should have heard some of the things he was saying about you, I wanted to snap his fucking neck right then and there, I even looked him the eyes," his tone turned grave. Obviously, Ren had left a poor impression on Fridgar. The Lothar looked back to Alistair, looking him in the eyes.
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The Yithnai found immense satisfaction in the shocking pain, visibly reeling back into the seat with a pleasured gasp. His mouth agape, the boy's eyes remained wholly open, and for a time unblinking. "Fridgar," he groaned softly, before lowering his face, a grin covering his expression. "Again," he begged, not caring that Alistair had come in on them. The mage's brow was totally raised, his head tilted slightly in utter confusion.

Ren was... completely out of his bloody mind. How did the Kriger Roksgard have a son so entirely batty? What had he done to him - was it really molestation? To be quite frank, Alistair didn't find the Norendel boy to be incredibly trustworthy. As someone who'd experienced the same... trauma, he himself found that referencing such an experience was incredibly difficult, not something you'd ventilate among your first words to a stranger.

He was odd, eccentric. Alistair already decided that whatever he did to merit that zap, Fridgar was justified.

"Fridgar!" the patient screamed in excitement, as Kaiserion locked his cuffs. "Fridgar, I need you, I--"

Alistair promptly nodded. Lord, did he not want to be in that room. He'd leave Kaiserion to watch him, advising the nurse to keep a safe distance.

"So," Ren whispered to Kaiser as the two left the room to speak in private, "you have a paramour? I'll be yours, for that key."

Meanwhile, Alistair pulled the two to the side, receiving Fridgar's advice. He began with showing the noble the harmlessness of the zap, stunning his shoulder and causing for the mage to leap in surprise, a startled ah sounding through the hospital. After doing so, Fridgar explained further just what he felt about their intended patient. His lover was, as always, open and honest about his opinion, claiming that Ren wasn't actually sentient.

"It's definitely sentient, Fridgar. Sentience is perception, awareness, the ability to feel. It's also sapient - he's intelligent, and intentionally inflammatory. What you mean is... you think he's not human," the mage stated. He wasn't correcting Fridgar just to be chastising, but rather, to create the distinction in his mind. Questioning a thing's sentience was a cruel thing to do, regardless of what they are. It stripped away their right to exist, to be protected by laws. Was Ren really so far gone?

"He is probably a follower of Lisirra," the mage stated, calmly. "I'd estimate that he had neglectful parents, both being in the Roksgard, and likely a traumatic upbringing. This turned him to the... proverbial darkside. But... Fridgar, I'm not going to lie, he--"

. . .

"He's not much different than how I was at that age. I'm... I'm not joking, Fridgar. I didn't offer myself as sexual tribute, but the vileness, the deviousness, the masochism. It was all there. He needs to be shown that he can exist among others, he needs to be given connections and care. Maybe we... should take him on as a permanent patient. I have a history of psychology under my belt, conventionally at least. We can try to treat his apparent illness and his mental health in unison. It would be brave and new, but worth trying. What do you think?"

Alistair, surprisingly, didn't comment much on Ren's sexual assertions or his crude behavior. He'd seen similar things, from members of the Coven. Few had ever been so openly hostile and chaotic, but clearly something had stirred the boy to become much more volatile. What was it, he wondered?
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Even if the shock wasn't harmful to the Jeger, the noise he made when receiving the zap was adorable and saddening. "Sorry!" he apologised before swiftly kissing his lips, an effort to make it better with the power of smooches. Even if it wasn't that bad, it was bad for him to zap without asking permission. If he'd zapped any other boss like that, he would have been fired for sure! Thankfully, Fridgar could make it up to him with plenty of attention in the bedroom.

Alistair hesitated before continuing his speech, it was surprising to hear him say what he did. Alistair had developed a sort of empathy toward the creature, which was odd. He even claimed to have been like him when he was younger. Even so, Fridgar had seen more of the animal than Alistair for now. Maybe Alistair truly believed that it was molested as a child? "Alistair, I'm not sure we can believe a word it says..." he didn't want to go into detail about which words he didn't believe on the off chance that he would deeply offend Alistair somehow. This creature, it wasn't trustworthy. It only had one track to its mind, and it seemed to be destruction.

...Take him on as a permanent patient, Alistair suggested. Admittedly, Fridgar was immediately against the idea. There wasn't much chance of treating a monster. Its psychology was different, biology. It could control or secrete bugs for fucks sake! But Alas, Alistair was the smart one. If he believed that they could treat it, then he would stand by his lover. His immediate reaction to the idea was to stand up straight and look away, scoffing. He still listened to Alistair and his suggestions, he took them to heart.

Before replying, he looked through the window once more, checking on Kaiserion, who looked to be in good health. The creepy thing was still on its chair, handcuffed as he left it. "Well, you know I don't like it..." Fridgar assured, just in case the message had slipped by. "But I guess I can't just pick and choose patients as a doctor, and you think we can do it so..." Fridgar shrugged. "You've never been wrong before, I trust your judgement."

The Lothar still appeared unsure, untrusting. He occasionally peaked to make sure that it wasn't raping Kaiserion or something. Somehow, despite Kaiserion's being as a Lothar, Fridgar didn't trust him to be able to defend his dignity from an imposing eighteen-year-old. "I have one condition though..." Fridgar spoke, despite not being in the position to make conditions. "Maximum security, I don't trust it at all. I'll stand guard if I have to, but I don't want him escaping and hurting someone. What if he caused an epidemic?" It seemed fair enough to him, only the gods knew how many people he'd try and infect if he got loose.

Whether his request was approved or denied, he would thank his beloved for his time and kiss him before re-entering the room, expression stern. He didn't look at the creature, not once. "Kaiserion, any trouble?"
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Alistair understood and respect Fridgar's concerns. Honestly, he had many of them himself, and knew he was taking serious risks in bringing on this patient in the long-term. What sort of abilities did a Yithnai have? Could he infest this place with insects? Would he give them all disease with mere thought, or some concentrated ability to turn it airborne? Was it possible to rehabilitate a Yithnai, even?

He was a Sesser, so some might've thought he was evil by default, but -- he wasn't. Could the same be said of Ren? Every case was different. Every person was different. But, if they wished to truly challenge medical boundaries, they needed to explore even the sicknesses that Immortals had wrought. This was one of them.

. . . Not only that, but it wasn't a poor idea to have his business funded by the wealthiest man in Uthaldria, Demavend. Even if Ren was potentially an intimidating factor to other patients, Alistair could simply isolate him. The Jegers would need this facility regardless of which sadistic scamp was cooing at them from the corner of the room, and so they'd come. It wasn't for the purpose of money that he did this, but he knew that treating Ren would be more lucrative than most. He could pursue knowledge and procedures involving Ren's illnesses and his Immortal-borne affliction, whilst freeing up time for other intellectual and martial pursuits.

Simply put, this case was worth pursuing for moral, academic and financial reasons. Alistair had never not been one to take risks in the face of what could've been important gain.

"I might be wrong now, Fridgar," the mage admitted. "I really might be. Don't hate me if I am," he pouted.

But...

"Maximum security. Someone will always be watching him. I was actually thinking of hiring a guard to protect the place anyway, so we could have them on when you, I or Kaiserion aren't watching. All of us are capable, all of us are Jegers and mages. I'm positive that we can deal with him," he stated, nodding. Well, not completely positive... but positive enough.

Fridgar moved to return to the room with a kiss, and Alistair was in fact soothed by the power of smooches. Kaiserion, keeping a distance of a few meters, nodded to Fridgar as he returned.

"He's really horny," the nurse stated. "But I honestly don't think it's real. I think it's just to be... obnoxious, crude. Let's just ignore him - he'll get original eventually, and it'll be more entertaining." The Lotharro nodded, and Alistair shook his head. Kaiserion was not an easy one to rile up, mostly because his own humor was far more inciting and vile.

"Both of you, we'll move him to one of the patient's beds in an hour. Until then, I'm going to talk with him. Relax and eat, and we'll reconvene."

The mage sat down, before him, and smiled. No matter how strongly he disliked it, Alistair would remain a constant presence, always there to ask and learn, and chastise. Lisirra be damned, this was Kaelserad, his domain... and he really believed that he could cure anything.
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Skill Knowledge:

Business Management: Keeping on long-term customers for consistent revenue
Business Management: Taking jobs from wealthy patrons
Business Management: Delegating your workers to prevent a violent situation
Medicine: Taking a patient's details
Medicine: Gauging whether a patient is physically or mentally ill
Medicine: Yithnai-borne illnesses
Medicine: Taking on a patient with an immortal-borne illness
Persuasion: Using an argument based on personal experience
Negotiation: Alleviating a negotiating partner's concerns

Other Knowledge:

Yithnai: Strange Eyes
Ren: Yithnai
Ren: Sadistic
Ren: Capable of manipulating bugs
Ren: Profane for the sake of causing discomfort
Fridgar: Doesn't think Ren is sentient
Fridgar: Wary of Yithnai

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Injuries:
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Fame:
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Devotion:
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Skill Knowledge:

Discipline: Using your anger to resist other urges
Intimidation: Remain cold, show no empathy
Intimidation: Backing up orders with verbal abuse

Other Knowledge:

Plague Bearer: Strange eyes
Plague Bearer: Commands insects
Plague Bearer: Possess insect-like weapons
Ren: A liar
Ren: Fucking creepy
Ren: Wants to sleep with you
Ren: Masochistic
Ren: Not sentient
Ren: Sick?

Loot:
N/A
Injuries:
N/A
Fame:
N/A
Devotion:
N/A
Magic:
These points can NOT be used for Domain Magic

Points awarded:
15
Comment:
THE POWER OF SMOOCHES

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