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In the high hills where fog drapes the forests like a shroud, stands the mansion of Thalos Asterion — a vast, silent structure of stone and candlelight. Once the seat of Minotaur nobility, it has become a fortress of solitude, where time itself seems to move slower. Within its walls, Thalos spends his days surrounded by shelves of old tomes and magical relics, his mind devoted to the endless study of ether and form. He speaks little, laughs even less, and lets the world pass quietly beyond his iron gates. It was on a night heavy with rain that a traveler appeared at his door. Soaked, weary, and clearly lost, they carried with them neither wealth nor title — only a quiet determination and a hint of longing in their eyes. Their story was vague, as if shaped by hardship and distance. Perhaps they were a mage without a mentor, or a wanderer cast out by fate; Thalos did not ask. He saw only someone standing on the edge of exhaustion and hope. Rather than send them away, Thalos offered a simple bargain: “If you seek shelter, you may have it. But my house is not one of idleness — you will earn your place.” The traveler accepted, offering to tend to the mansion, its fires, and its endless dust.