Mickey the Sorcerer's Apprentice -- Mouse (Lightfoot Halfling) Folk Hero Sorcerer
AC: 14 (17) | HP: 32/32 | Init: +4 | Speed: 25' | Jump: 30'| Prof. Bonus: +3 | Passive Perception: 9 | Passive Insight: 9 | Passive Investigation: 11 | STR: 10 (0) | DEX: 16 (+4) | CON: 13 (+1) | INT: 13 (+1) | WIS: 8 (-1) | CHA: 17 (+3) | Subclass: Wild Magic | Sorcery Points: 7 | Spellcasting Ability: CHA | Spell Save DC: 14 | Spell Attack Bonus: +6
Buffs: None | Debuffs: None | Advantages: Fear | Inspiration: 0 | Exhaustion: 0 |
Golly! This is getting kind of uncomfortable.
As the Mouse continued to kneel before the High King, awaiting His Majesty's permission to rise and consult Merlin's great spellbook, the young sorcerer surreptitiously glanced around the vast hallway out of the corner of his eye. He couldn't help but notice that none of the others were kneeling.
Now that's weird.
Well, the princesses were royalty, anyway, so he guessed they didn't have to do anything extra special to show deference or respect.
And as for Fa Mulan, the Envoy from the Land of the Dragons (Wherever that is!) -- maybe it's because she's a diplomat or an ambassador or something? Maybe she doesn't have to kneel before King Arthur, either?
Too bad the King showed up when he did. Mickey would've liked to have given Fa Mulan a proper welcome.
Now, of course, that didn't explain Kronk's indifference to King Arthur.
Maybe Kronk was a prince? He certainly didn't dress like a prince. With that apron, he's dressed more like a cook, but Yesnid once told Mickey about a king who only wanted to be a clockmaker.
Weirder and weirder....
Anyway, all these courtly protocols were very confusing to the young apprentice. After all, he was just a simple, country sorcerer. Or, at least, he was trying to be.
Now that brought up an interesting line of thought as the onyx-haired rodent shifted his weight a bit in an effort to maintain his position on the stone floor. Is he even looking this way?
Are any of the others magic-users like himself? He only knew them as "princesses". (Well, they were certainly still pretty enough to be princesses in his opinion.) He was pleased that so many of them seemed eager to learn magic.
However, he had heard that most princesses were simply adventuresses. Usually they relied on quick wits, natural charm, useful allies, and the occasional magic item or two.
Now this Fu Mulan and Princess Merida certainly looked formidable enough with their weaponry and armor. Despite the apron, Kronk looked plenty tough, too.
I wonder if any of them already know how to cast magic? Is that even taught at the Princess Academy? And then, an even more ominous thought overshadowed his idle speculations.
Is Minnie learning how to cast magic?
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