I see. Most intriguing.

Medoro: *with a bow* I am flattered that you find my history interesting, sir.

Acrathia: So even she is unaware of your origins? How intriguing.

Medoro: Greetings, Lady Acrathia! Indeed she does not. She knows parts of my past, but I am a rather private dog.

How curious. I wonder if your history might not play a role in the grander scheme of things over time. I suppose only time will tell. My vision has yet to reveal that mystery, though it has unveiled many others.

Medoro: It is not for me to know, I fear. Would that I had such a gift as you. Perhaps it would be easier to navigate the path before me.

Trust me, Medoro, it's often better not to know the future. It's scary, and you wish you knew you were taking the right steps, but a knowlege of the future can be just as difficult and potentially damning. The very knowledge of how it plays out could change events from where they need to go. It's very complex.

Medoro: *whimpering almost inaudibly* I suspected that might be the case. Time and magic both are fragile things. It was a nice thought while it lasted, nonetheless.

On the plus side, if you happen to have a knowledge of the timeline you want to help establish, you might be able to get glimpses of how you can help nudge things in the right direction, but yes, it's often touchy, and very dangerous to mess with the proper flow of events. *Pats Medoro kindly on the head* Don't worry, my friend. Things will work out all right in the end. Dearshul isn't a cruel person. Though, I have to admit, it's quite possible that there may have to be sacrifice, loss, and pain, before things do work out. That's the price of living, after all. We all face those things from time to time, especially in stories like this one. Just be yourself, and keep trying to do your best. The chips will fall where they may, when the time is right.

Medoro: *wags his tail a little* Thank you, Master Omni. I will carry your encouragement with me.

Some dogs are just smarter than others. Well known fact.

True, indeed

What are your favorite tasks and things to do?

Medoro: When it comes to the work I do for Lady Azura, I take pleasure in any work assisting humans to improve themselves. In my own free time I enjoy a long ride in an automobile or a good book.