A knight. He is a friend of Luna

You turn around and to your surprise you stand in front of a tall guy with a big, shining plate armor. He has a sword and a shield that shows some kind of tower on it. He doesn’t wear a helmet, so you can see his remarkable beautiful face. His whole appearance remembers you to the way humans on earth depicted knights in romantic novels.

And he is not alone. There is a young woman in a white mage robe next to him, a member of the mind mage branch, as well as a dwarf in a chainmail and with a war hammer on his back. The mage is slightly older than you, probably 20. She has a kind face, log, orange-red hair and a lot of sprinkles on her only slightly tanned skin. The dwarf has lightly brown hair, a long beard with a big knot in it and wears a heavy looking backpack.

“Can I help you, sir knight?” you ask carefully.

“Relax, my dear, I just wanted to have a talk with you,” the knight answers calm and smiles, “my name is Paul. Knight of Hammerfort, if you know where this is. And these are my companions. The mind mage Fiona and the weapon smith Bolar, son of Balkar.”

“Nice to meet you,” Fiona says a little shy and offers you her hand while Bolar just nods respectful, “I don’t think we met at the academy so far. I passed my exams a year ago and have been traveling a lot since that.”

“Well, it is nice to meet you too,” you reply friendly, “but what can I do for you? Do we know each other? Or do you need any assistance?”

“Well, I used to hear about you,” Paul says friendly and looks up and down on you, “you are a friend of Lunavell, right? We are distant relatives. Very distant and not by blood to be honest. I wanted to see the new magic talent she told me about with my own eyes. And I must say, from what I heard you were impressive. You defeated a dangerous opponent despite your lack of experience.”

“Oh, thank you,” you say and blush, “but this is nothing worth mentioning. I just did what I had to do.”

“Don’t be so humble girl,” Bolar replies and laughs, “people who don’t brag pay for their drinks themselves.”

“You are still a novice, right?” Paul asks interested, “well as soon as you passed your exams, what would you say about joining our adventurers’ group? Lunavell too, of course. You both would be a great addition.”

“Oh, wow that is … a very generous offer,” you answer impressed, “I … will clearly remember it. But first I have to pass the exams to become a full member of the guild.”

“Of course, I didn’t expect an answer right now,” Paul says friendly, “speak with Lunavell first and focus on your studies. There is no need to rush things.”

“It would be a pleasure to have another mage in the group,” Fiona says and blushes a little, “and another girl too.”

“Well, we took enough of your time, my dear,” Paul says friendly, “just think about our offer when the time has come. Have a nice day.”

“Thank you, sir, you too,” you answer polite and nod encouraging to Fiona and Bolar.

You go your way and Paul’s adventure group quickly disappears in the crowd. You must say, this guy was really great. A good looking noble with respect for you and an interesting offer. This could be a great way to go on adventures and see more of the world. You need to talk to Luna soon. And to Omboran too. It is probably better to not delay things any further.