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CONRAD KRAUSE CURRENT THREADS Tea For Three - An unexpected tea party with Riane and Ferren Bairston PLANNED THREADS Conrad is currently in Denerim & available for threads, so hit me up on PM or Discord! COMPLETED THREADS Fresh Off The Boat - Kingsway 14, 9:35 - Conrad steps onto the...

“Red Kettle,” Linette confirmed, adding after a moment of thought, “Don't tell them I sent you.” Conrad nodded, not bothering to conceal his amusement. She quite plainly didn't care much for what others thought of her. “Thanks for the help, Conrad. See you around of something,” she told him by...

The shrug that met his question regarding the Landsmeet might have indicated a lack of knowledge or a lack of interest in the mechanics by which a monarch dealt with voting nobles … or, more than likely, a combination of the two, if Linette's indifferent expression was anything to go by. Her...

Unexpected questions elicited the most honest responses, and as cynical as Linette appeared to be about nearly everything else, the question of her employer's guilt or innocence was apparently an exception. Her eyes widened, and her eyebrows shot up on her forehead in an expression of unfeigned...

“Lene was her name, the teyrn’s wife,” Linette responded to Conrad's question without breaking stride, still quite focused on witnessing Willard's humiliation. “She was an elf and was poisoned shortly after giving birth.” He did break stride, coming to a brief but full stop. A teyrn had...

His promise to join the Warden-Commander in ridding the world – or at least Denerim – of the loathsome books drew a thin smile. “They make excellent kindling,” he advised. Conrad accepted this with a nod and followed him to the shelves where the history books were kept. Howe confirmed that his...

If the Warden-Commander agreed with Conrad's assessment of the short memories of his countrymen, he gave no sign, instead escorting him into the shop, leaving Conrad musing about the vagaries of verbal interaction and wondering if he had made an inadvertent blunder. Inside, the clerk promptly...

His question about alienages got Conrad another of Linette's apparently endless supply of odd looks, but she answered him, albeit in the manner of one trying to put words to something that was so commonly known that it was not often spoken of. “An alienage is kind of a slum area of town. Most of...

Mercilessly prodded by Linette, Willard dropped his damp trousers and stepped out of them. He made a halfhearted attempt to retrieve them, but obeyed meekly when she ordered him on his way. Conrad stepped aside to let him pass, holding his breath until the ripeness receded along with his bare...

“Ferelden is very much not the Anderfels,” the Warden-Commander informed him tersely. “I would also ask you do not refer to the king as Warden-King. Many would find offense in the term and prefer to forget his Majesty’s warden past. To be reminded of it…” His mien grew pensive, “would cause...

“Twenty or so,” was the Warden-Commander's laconic response when asked of current numbers, and Conrad nearly choked on the bite of meat that he was swallowing. “So few?” he exclaimed when he could speak again, staring at the man in awe. He did not know the exact number at Wiesshaupt, but there...

Having given his warning, Conrad went back to looming as Linette casually spun a totally fictitious history and name for him, telling her tale with an ease that strengthened his suspicion that a good part of her own history had been spent on the wrong side of the law. The sudden, acrid odor of...

Name: Conrad Gustav Krause Race: Human Gender: Male Date of Birth: 3 Guardian, 9:10 Occupation: Healer, former executioner, piss-poor mercenary Companion(s): None Conrad is 6'5” and powerfully built, with broad shoulders and strongly muscled arms, narrow hips and strong legs. . His hair...

“They do from time to time,” the Warden-Commander answered his question regarding lingering darkspawn incursions. “Nothing such as the Blight or what is seen in the Anderfels, but we still see activity." Conrad nodded, taking another bite of the lamb. It was to be expected, so soon after the...

Linette moved with confidence away from the ship, Willard following with equal confidence. Between the rows of warehouses that stored the goods brought and taken by the ships lay numerous alleys: some wide, some narrow; some cluttered, some empty; all of them isolated and poorly lit. The first...

If Willard was an assassin, he was without doubt a master of disguise, presenting to the world (and to Linette) a flawless facade of a simple sailor with lax hygiene and even laxer morals, who readily swallowed her insinuation that she was a prostitute retained for his pleasure by a friend. Only...

“No, I did not go to Hossberg,” Warden-Commander Howe said, shaking his head. “I am sorry. Unfortunately, I spent little time in the country outside of my visit to Weisshaupt.” “Understandable,” Conrad replied, a bit disappointed, but only a bit. There was no one left in Hossberg for him to...

"That's an awfully noble way t'get into th' Teyrn's service,” Ferren joked with an easy grin. “'Fraid my story's nothing like that." “I look forward to hearing it, then,” Conrad replied with a smile of his own. “It is an honor that I never expected, certainly not from one who knew my past. The...

“Two, Wagner,” the Warden-Commander instructed the vendor, showing neither gratification nor annoyance at having his proper rank used. Wagner complied, handing two skewers to Nathaniel and one to Conrad, who thanked and paid him, accepting his own. “Thank you,” Warden-Commander Howe told him...

Linette's miscalculation became apparent as soon as this Willard put in an appearance. She might not be a breathtaking beauty, but she was far from unattractive, and she was young: much younger than the man who was now descending the ramp toward her to the accompaniment of hoots catcalls from...