Nah, just couch it as 'the ultimate trial under pressure' and 'blank slates ready to be shaped into greatness'.
Potential Heiress to a trade company as well. Seems like the start of Eike's Magda Wessen equivalent is likely to end up looking like some sort of self-insert fic.
The competent ones already knew from the entry in the allowed visitor's list
Thing is. They aren't blank slates. They've been doing runesmithing for years and they've probably been doing it wrong as far as Kragg is concerned. And I suspect they already have their own opinions about how things like the rule of pride aren't pragmatic.
Fair enough.
That might take some time, I doubt the Vlag inhabitants would take kindly to anyone poking around at their food supply any time soon.
There needs to be a water source for the karak to live. Think they put it ther on purpose
Its entirely possible that to make the effect achieved even possible, it needed at least one single point where the Karak was still tethered to reality.
Eike Dark'ness Dementia Raven Way is super-talented! So much that Lady Magister Mathilde Weber (best of the LMs (only until Eike is made one)(especially better than that Algard Dumbledore)) took her as a personal apprentice. She is also very rich - her mother (no her grandmother, she is very goth and thus an orphan) owns a big trading company.
But only a half-orphan, because her father is an Evil Prep!
I am torn between feeling envy at not thinking of this first or horror at the thought of this fictional atrocity being unleashed upon an unsuspecting world.
Potentially interesting thought here: this either means that being a runesmith doesn't actually require the sort of mystical mutation required for Human/halfling/skaven mages and priests, despite it coming with magesense, OR that the population of Karak Vlag has at least 1/3rd people who have a windsense mutation.
Every single one of these is a descendant of Thungni in some fashion, just not very direct. I assume they are about as related to Thungni as a citizen of England is to Queen of England. And just like your average british person would not be considered to be viable inheritor to the British Throne, most of these rhunkits would be considered not closely enough related to become runesmiths. But times were hard and they honestly only needed very minor ability to work the runes, so they took in anyone who was even just barely qualified. I don't think lot of them actually have the gift in any appreciable measure.
