Despite his profession, Verad venerates Oschon rather than Nald'thal, feeling that his business is dictated more by the whims of fate and where his feet take him than by the laws of commerce and the typical economy.
According to one chapter of his memoirs, he has been banned from Ishgard at least once on the grounds that a series of unfortunate coincidences and his own glib tongue caused Halone herself to descend from the heavens to take him as her champion and consort. He was forced to decline, feeling that she was doing Ishgard's weather a disservice, and Halone hath no fury like herself scorned. He is therefore a little wary of anybody espousing ardent faith in her, on the off-chance she remembers him and decides to act through her worshippers.
He is ambivalent-to-neutral on the rest of the gods and their worship.
According to one chapter of his memoirs, he has been banned from Ishgard at least once on the grounds that a series of unfortunate coincidences and his own glib tongue caused Halone herself to descend from the heavens to take him as her champion and consort. He was forced to decline, feeling that she was doing Ishgard's weather a disservice, and Halone hath no fury like herself scorned. He is therefore a little wary of anybody espousing ardent faith in her, on the off-chance she remembers him and decides to act through her worshippers.
He is ambivalent-to-neutral on the rest of the gods and their worship.
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Current Fate-14 Storyline:Â Merchant, Marine
Current Fate-14 Storyline:Â Merchant, Marine
