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Caldarin has never seen nor heard of dragons in Laureh'lin so he isn't all that concerned, but he'll keep his eyes and ears open for any more information.

Yes, I agree with AGiantPie. At the docks or sometimes in lowly populated areas people are AFK a lot. Cities usually have a lot more roleplay and tend to be a lot more interesting to look at rather than just roads and trees. Or if you do find a group of people you can usually PM an Event Team member and ask if they are busy and/or currently running an event. If they aren't, they'll sometimes offer to do one for you and the people you are with. That can sometimes bring roleplay or you'll be able to roleplay with the same group of people for a long time while the event goes on. Through that you can become friends with those characters and then contact them more often etc. I think you should just give it more time, find your capital city, and meet some people you can become friends with so you'll have people to roleplay with whenever they are on and nearby. Getting to know people is a very important part of the server. Good luck!

Caldarin secretly wishes this thread would be updated to look more fancy and have more important stuff, like maybe a roster. He browses through the old news bulletin, "This should seriously be updated with more information..."

Caldarin would somehow agree with Drak'lur.

Caldarin hears of the multiple bounties recently. "Hmm...It's concerning, but as long as nothing shows up too close to Laureh'lin then I'm not amazingly worried."

Caldarin would somehow respond to Mel responding to Neci responding to Berr responding to Aenor responding to Toren responding to Mel responding to...nevermind. Basically he gives up on this responding process that somehow reaches through the universe. "How would you recruit yourself? Someone had to recruit Toren. Also, aren't all new recruits worthless for at least half a year or so? And yes, I quite agree with Aenor." He turns to again somehow respond to Mel, "Point taken."

Caldarin watched the waves as the rain poured overhead from the walls of Laureh'lin. He frowned, watching the odd activities of the waves, something seeming rather odd about them. The next morning, a lone mali from the shores returned to tell of the 'Drowned Lord.' He assures the fisherman, telling him that he will inform his superiors in the Order of Sirame about the dark figure that supposedly rose from the oceans. "I've never heard of such thing as a Drowned Lord, though I will ask around."

Caldarin reads through the laws, finding them all reasonable (especially after Artimec had amended them). "Good to know we now have a public set of official rules for Mali to look at..."

Yeah, I tried to do that. Same thing happens.