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| − | '''Cethan''' is the [[ | + | '''Cethan''' is the [[Ademic]] word for "[[mercenary]]" {{Ref|TWMF|114}}, but with a much better connotation. Ademic mercenaries are renowned for their prowess throughout [[Temerant]]. They are paid two or three [[Cealdish Currency|jots]] a day, twenty times what a normal mercenary gets{{Ref|TWMF|87}}. Cethan pride themselves on returning a full 80 percent of their pay to their school {{Ref|TWMF|115}}. |
==Ketan== | ==Ketan== | ||
The '''Ketan''' is the method through which the Cethan remain fit and learn to fight. The '''Ketan''' is a dance-like strech, comparable to a martial arts kata, consisting of over a hundred poses named after various actions, such as "Grandmother Gathers" and "Bargeman at the Dock" {{Ref|TWMF|94}}. The slower the Ketan is performed, the harder it becomes. There are many schools of thought in [[Ademre]] on how the Ketan should be practiced, but the most common school of thought is the [[Latantha]]. | The '''Ketan''' is the method through which the Cethan remain fit and learn to fight. The '''Ketan''' is a dance-like strech, comparable to a martial arts kata, consisting of over a hundred poses named after various actions, such as "Grandmother Gathers" and "Bargeman at the Dock" {{Ref|TWMF|94}}. The slower the Ketan is performed, the harder it becomes. There are many schools of thought in [[Ademre]] on how the Ketan should be practiced, but the most common school of thought is the [[Latantha]]. | ||
Revision as of 19:18, 30 December 2018
Cethan is the Ademic word for "mercenary" [1], but with a much better connotation. Ademic mercenaries are renowned for their prowess throughout Temerant. They are paid two or three jots a day, twenty times what a normal mercenary gets[2]. Cethan pride themselves on returning a full 80 percent of their pay to their school [3].
Ketan
The Ketan is the method through which the Cethan remain fit and learn to fight. The Ketan is a dance-like strech, comparable to a martial arts kata, consisting of over a hundred poses named after various actions, such as "Grandmother Gathers" and "Bargeman at the Dock" [4]. The slower the Ketan is performed, the harder it becomes. There are many schools of thought in Ademre on how the Ketan should be practiced, but the most common school of thought is the Latantha.
Lethani
In other countries, the Lethani is rumored to be a secret art by which the Adem remain silent and use their words to increase their fighting strength. In reality, the Lethani is a complex moral code that all Adem study.
- ↑ The Wise Man's Fear, Chapter 114, "His Sharp and Single Arrow"
- ↑ The Wise Man's Fear, Chapter 87, "The Lethani"
- ↑ The Wise Man's Fear, Chapter 115, "Storm and Stone"
- ↑ The Wise Man's Fear, Chapter 94, "Over Rock and Root"
