The Storyteller

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if you've seen my Empire Rules topic, YES, this is the exact same world.....

In the town of Frile, a Tavern called Seaside is very public, many people go there for a Drink and a Laugh, but through many times in history, a blind Man in blue robes, holding a cane is said to travel there, then he tells stories of strange and exotic things, and the weirdest thing is.... their true stories.... about the people that are listening.......

you see, whenever the Teller tells a story..... the very people that are listening to him are flung into a different time..... and they do something that changes the very stream of time..... some people think the man just speaks rubbish, and that their too brave and strong to be listening to stories...... but the people who actually listen to him..... are the really brave ones......

Name:

Age:

Gender:

Year: (cannot go higher then 807yrs, because that is the current year)

Town: (pick one of the five)

History/Backstory:

Mine..... Sort of.....

Name: Jacob Stern

Age:30

Gender: Male

Year: 807

Town: Faes

History/Backstory: Jacob was visiting Frile, while selling some livestock to the butcher, but then he lost the animals, and went to the tavern to drink out his loss, and whilst there, he noticed the storyteller, the teller was talking to a man who looked very surprised, then the man got up, and left, with wide eyes, so Jacob walked over to the Storyteller to see why the man was surprised...... and that's where he made his mistake....

Some Info:

Towns:

Frile, A Fishing town, they have a large graveyard that was made during the Rebellion.

New Mred, A Farming and Livestock Village, the original was destroyed during the rebellion and this town was rebuilt out of the Remanents.

Celdar, a Strong village, they have no specialty other then making sure that people do not invade the Eastern Kingdom.

Faes, a livestock Village, they raise healthier animals then New Mred, but they do not raise plants.

Sright, A newly established mining village, they live south, close to the mountain and quite far from the other villages.

At least two or three people before starting.