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Teaching. It was something every Master of the Knights Obsidian needed to be prepared to do, but something that had been lacking in Gerwald’s formation. The skills he had accumulated through the force came from searching out various Knights of many persuasion until he reached the point where he could expand on his talents through intense training and practice alone.
He did not wish this for other squires. While Gerwald was not an expert in many things there were some talents he could offer. First and foremost, Gerwald was a warrior. Combat would always be the strongest of skills he could pass on to those rising through the ranks. If he could help to keep them alive by teaching them to defend themselves, then his portion was more than fulfilled.
There were other skills, however, some which could prove just as useful as knowing where to punch a person for maximum impact, or how to wield a blade without causing physical harm to oneself. This was his legacy.
Months had been spent mourning the loss of his dearest friend and deepest love. Gerwald had determined to find ways to honor the woman he had lost, the only one who appreciated him for who he was without demanding anything of him. It had been too late, by the time he realized he loved her to say anything, or so he had thought. Only recently had he learned she was still alive, and his hope lived with her. It only made him work harder at the path he had chosen to honor her memory. Gerwald was becoming the man, the lupine,
Naedira Darcrath
already knew him to be.

He surveyed the training room, his black attire simple, designed for movement. What he intended to teach them did not require it, but he would be irresponsible if he did not take every opportunity presented to him to force the young to work on their stamina. Gerwald allowed a playful grin to tug at his lips. The groans he anticipated hearing from those gathered reminded him of how much he had enjoyed training younger warriors on Stewjon. He would break his students and build them into what they needed to become.
Gerwald stepped closer allowing his full height of six feet and seven inches to intimidate those who could be intimidated by him. There was something wild about Gerwald, his mane left loose to hang past his shoulders. His bright blue eyes almost allowed those who dared look long enough to see the wolf behind the man. He was vicious, Gerwald was ferocious, and despite the alluring kindness of his crystalline gaze, Gerwald was anything but tame.
“The true test of a skilled warrior is not how well they can use their skills when their energy is at its peak, but rather what can you dig from deep within when you feel as though you are wrung dry.”
This was all they would receive by way of introduction to the class.
“I hope you like running… because I do!”

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