H He has brought with him the remainder of the winning cake, carrying it so carefully so as not to ruin the delicate decoration. Small and dainty, even his steps are almost a prance. Despite this, he is not happy-go-lucky person and the usual scowl settled on his face has been briefly replaced by a rare look of confusion. Now, where could someone so big be hiding? He sets the cake down carefully atop a stump, and proceeds to look around almost comically.
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H He shakes his head and heaves out a sigh that comes from somewhere deep within his chest. "Let me try that again. ...I came to share the cake with you. I disagreed with the judges decision. I don't consider myself a good baker. I'm a medic, not a cook. I tried yours, and I think it was better. There's an earthiness to it that makes the cake feel...nicer...for something to eat in the winter." He stands atop a fallen log, in some attempt to get to eye level with him. "Cyrill Embla, professor of Field and Trauma medicine at the College." he introduces himself with a sweeping wave of a dainty, peachy paw.
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H "Yes, that would be lovely." he finally decides. "Oh, and take this. I am not certain what it's purpose is but they gave me three and I'm fairly certain I will need only one." He digs around once more before producing a pinecone, etched with some weird symbol. He hands it off to Sund without any fanfare, and he cannot say what its importance is. But it was what he won, and he feels Sund very much deserves at least a consolation prize for his pleasant nature in the face of defiant cruelty. He sets both cakes up for them, not exactly worrying about how beautiful they looked. His own had been fully decorated in a hint of chantily lace, making the lemon-berry cake look even lighter and more delicate. Sund's unfinished cake looks a bit rough in comparison, but the spices in the batter stand out and together, they make a nice little naked-cake pair. "Clan McKellen?I know nothing of the clans or the importance of names here. Your name means nothing to me--what is most important is what you have done and achieved in your life. Your families' achievements are not your own." he admits, sounding a bit more disinterested than he means to. "My concern is the prospect that war just ended and here it comes again. I can see it in the distance--I know a war brewing when I see one. This 'peace' absolutely reeks of it."He scowls all over again,"Make no mistake; it is coming."
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