Raust always seemed to have a respect for those who shared his ambition and shared his dedication to success. He always found that they seemed to be the people he wanted to be around; mainly because people like him usually have what he needs. However similar people are to Raust, he still thought of himself first and foremost. He also hated when the spotlight was shined on someone rather than himself, but he usually kept that to himself. Raust didn't want people to think he was some crybaby. Today, however, was a meeting to be held between two burgeoning businessmen in Riverfall who shared great ambition. Straif Riven, a newcomer in general to Riverfall, had decided after moving to the city that he would be hosting a grand party for all. Raust, being ever diligent, decided that this event would be a perfect opportunity for Leviathan Defense to get some publicity and set it on its way. The midnight-toned warrior came up with the innovative idea to host the first annual Tournament of Wysar, giving honor to his strength and proving to the great god who was the greatest warrior of his children.
Raust knew that the tournament would be instantly popular with the prevalence of the warrior class in Riverfall. Every Akalak knew how to fight in Riverfall, and every Akalak had a strong competitive nature that was a driving force in their lives. Therefore, Raust concluded that combining those two key facts about his race would provide a profitable expenditure for anyone involved. Raust would need to convince this Riven character of the profitablity of it, and that starting the Winter Blast with a dazzling combat tournament would make it memorable for ages. Raust contacted the man and set up the meeting in his office, hoping to get this over quickly so they can start organizing the tournament. Raust himself was the new owner of a business that was promising to be very lucrative and offered several avenues for expansion. Maybe him and this Straif character can go even farther than just this tournament.
Raust walked up to the rather large building that housed the man's office, and he walked in to be greeted by a secretary. "Raust Benjamin to meet with Straif Riven." he said simply, looking at the secretary in front of him with little interest. [/b]
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Raust knew that the tournament would be instantly popular with the prevalence of the warrior class in Riverfall. Every Akalak knew how to fight in Riverfall, and every Akalak had a strong competitive nature that was a driving force in their lives. Therefore, Raust concluded that combining those two key facts about his race would provide a profitable expenditure for anyone involved. Raust would need to convince this Riven character of the profitablity of it, and that starting the Winter Blast with a dazzling combat tournament would make it memorable for ages. Raust contacted the man and set up the meeting in his office, hoping to get this over quickly so they can start organizing the tournament. Raust himself was the new owner of a business that was promising to be very lucrative and offered several avenues for expansion. Maybe him and this Straif character can go even farther than just this tournament.
Raust walked up to the rather large building that housed the man's office, and he walked in to be greeted by a secretary. "Raust Benjamin to meet with Straif Riven." he said simply, looking at the secretary in front of him with little interest. [/b]
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