pratolli

Well, at least I can try to send something like a letter. I say, why should them kill someone that doesn't hate them?

Well, I'm not sure about what you say. I have - sadly - never met an elf, so I can't say. I think that's only a stereotype, or maybe you have been just unlucky, and you met a narcisist elf. However, I plan to visit every race's homeland, because I'm courious to learn about their traditions. Besides that, is it normal that I'm always hungry? That's quite recent, because about 5 years ago I wasn't that hugry.

-Name: Lothar -Title: -Gender: male -Age: 120 (I knew that dwarves can be older than humans, can't them?) -Race: Dwarf -Occupation: Engineer, Sciencist, Anything else needed by his kingdom -Hobbies: Mainly building complex machines or trying to discover and explain the phenomena of the nature; but he (obviously) like everything that is fun. He doesn't like to do the same thing for too much time. -History: Born in the cloud temple, Lothar always wanted to discover the secrets of the earth, of the nature; and he discovered quite quickly that the unique way to do it is to learn as much as possible about science and like. But, during his scientifical education, he discovered many other marvellous things; like ancient langauges*, literature and history. But he is not a "I-Study-only-machine", in fact he loves to travel and he likes to meet as many people as possible. His studies made him understand that hating other races is irrational and stupid, so he doesn't hate orcs. Maybe. However, his dream is to see himself as the most famous sciencist/engineer of his kingdom; or even of the world. But he doesn't want to become a king. He thinks that there shouldn't be any king, he thinks that the kingodoms/realms have to be ruled by the people, or at least from several representants of the people. Lastly, Lothar wants to visit the other races' lands, because he wants to discover more about their traditions. NOTES: *= that's a little reference to latin Having a big culture, means that he can speak "properly", so he won't be using "Ye" istead of "you"; for example.