Finally something easy, What fool can't pick herbs?

Houses come with SECOND FLOORS!!!!!!!! What would the purpose be? I suppose I could use a training roon, so I can keep sharp during the coming winter months. I will definitely need more money to accomplish this but I can almost see it...
 
Lucky for me, my dwarven friend Ulgar, the mason, says there is a holy man that has work. Easy work, something about needing herbs. I can pick herbs. We go and meet Brother Anorendor. Priest of the Radiant Trinity. Says he needs sage to help create a protection circle to ward spirits away since no walls exist in Glennhaven as of yet. Ulgar surely has plans to change this. We decide to head out with a strange new friend, Gnar Bor, a....something, human, nor sure, He wears the head of the Boar. Pigman. Weird but seems nice. Young.
 
Pigman is incredibly adept in these woods, very fast and apparently has a great nose cause he found the sage immediately. Unfortunately, the patch of sage was guarded by some strange vine-y beast. Gnar showed me what he could do with his blades, if you can call them that. Poor things looked like he'd been smashing them with a rock. Terrible how they treat their blades here in Aetrus. The boys form needs some work but he's def got some raw talent. We destroy the creature and head back to Brother Anorendor with all the sage we can carry. I hope his spell works and it keeps the creature away, it won't fail for lack of sage. We get paid and decide to head to the Song Bird's Hollow for a drink.
 
I take sometime to get to know this strange young man. He grew up in a monastery that sounds vaguely Yashiran, so does some of his training to combat demons. What are the odds this youngling was trained in the way of the blade? and What are the chances that he would meet a true swordsman? We race, he is fast be his movement are familiar to me, we spar and though talented, he is incredibly un-honed. I would not mind teaching this young person to truly wield and care for a blade as it should it. With Respect and with Honor.