Caur of the Ejinn
Captain of the Levinbolts Mercenary Company

Philosophy
❛❛A bowman's perceptive faculties are merely the foundations of a decent shot. To take the perfect shot, one manipulates the enemy into position and looses one's arrow. You will strike true if your enemy is out of step or out of line. The key is to trick them into falling out of line. Make them believe it was their idea and then strike.❜❜ - Caur on the importance of manipulating one's surroundings
❛❛To loose the arrow is to kill or maim. Where magicks are sourced from force of will and Aether, arrows are loosed from physical force and matter. Pray take care that your arrow finds its mark in the throat of your enemy and not that of your friend. To this end, compose yourself. If you allow the heat of battle to shatter your composure you will surely harm a friend.❜❜ - Caur on the importance of composure
❛❛The best bowman I ever met was an old Xaela woman who couldn't make a cup of tea without spilling half the damned thing all over herself. When she spilled scalding hot tea on herself, did she scream? No. She remained calm, separated the fabric of her skirt from her legs, mopped up what little mess there was, and refilled her cup. One's dexterity is secondary - tertiary, even, to success as an archer. Why do you think I taught you meditation before I taught you to string your bow?❜❜ - Caur after tripping over her left foot