"A couple of years ago I came to Fiore in hopes of finding a better life. I hoped of finding a way to become something better than what I had been my entire life; a boy with no hope, not ambition, no hope and no future. The journey here was long and hard, I won't lie. I lost my parents, I lost my brothers and sisters, and in some ways I even lost myself. I don't believe that any of it was for nothing though. All of the...pain I endured - all of the suffering, it was all for a bigger purpose, I truly believe that. I can't say that I'm the biggest believer of Illumin... but to be quite honest, I'm still trying to figure out what or who I even believe in, but I can say this... whoever's pulling the strings knew exactly what they were doing when they placed me here in this exact moment. Here I am...able to help others who have been in the same shoes I've been in! One day I hope that the people of Fiore will accept all of you for being who you are. I hope that one day you can all live out better lives in this beautiful land. My name is Kyam and I am here to help you all so that you are all able to live a comfortable life just as I am today."
Kyam smiled at the people in front of him as he spoke. His words rolled off his tongue confidently and genuinely, his eyes making their way through the people in the crowd. Humans, Dwarves, Nekos, and even elves all stood before him applauding. None of them knew who he really was yet he could feel all of their energy. They were thankful. Nobody in Fiore knew exactly who he was. not even Sharhbaraz perhaps but they had already put so much faith in him. Today, they'd recognize him for being the man that helped them get on their feet- or paws per se. What Kyam said in his mini speech wasn't entirely a lie, however. it wasn't entirely true either. Kyam did indeed lose his family and his journey to Fiore wasn't at all easy but he wasn't doing this for them - not genuinely in any case. This was only to help him gain the trust of citizens and the governments of Fiore alike.
The Savannan pointed to the tables in front of him as a few of his guild mates stood beside and behind him. He even had some Rune Knights with him too. All in all there must have been around at least one hundred people in the crowd. He saw people of all human races too although the Savannans wouldn't recognize him even if a few of them were from the land of Malia. His hair was too long by now and he had a tattoo across his forehead. He didn't change too much but it was enough for him to look like the person he was trying to be. With the help of Rune Knights and some of his guild mates he was able to get tens of dozens of boxes full of clothes and food for the people of other lands who'd come to Fiore for a better life. Even some of the beggars in Hargeon
The Lamia was excited honestly. Even if he wasn't doing this thing out of the kindness of his heart he was satisfied to see just how big this thing turned out. It ended up taking more of the street than he had originally planned. The more the merrier though. Kyam had a permit in his tuxedo pocket just in case the Rune Knights with him weren't enough of a pass for other annoying officers. Some of them were like that...you know...prejudice. This little event took a couple of weeks for Kyam to put together, alas, he was here with a warm smile on his face as if it wasn't a big deal at all. "Please, help yourselves to all that is here, as it is for you. There is enough for everyone to be comfortable this winter. There are kids clothes all the way at the end to my left along with the food. The adult clothing starts all the way at the end to my right. The clothing for dwarves are right in front of me, Dwarven children included. To make everything go smoothly I need everyone to form a line starting at the adults section. If you're a kid unaccompanied by parents please start at the kids sections and ask the Knights to assist you. Enjoy!"
Quickly the people did as he said and formed a line. It was early mourning around 9'O clock. The sun was shining, the winds were slow and the temperatures were just under 40 degrees Fahrenheit. It really was a beautiful day, the perfect day for this event. Kyam smiled and waved at some of the people as they thanked him before getting on the lines. One of the Rune Knights standing to his right turned to the Scale. "What you're doing here, it's amazing Kyam. If Shahrbaraz has a guild full of mages like this then you might be on to something." Kyam smiled. "In Lamia Scale we value each other, we value life. I'm just doing what the guild and Master Shahrbaraz has done for me."