A new adventure knocks on your door, you…

A. Are the one who tried the door first.
B. Your doors are always open, you loath closed doors!
C. After carefully assessing the situation, check the alternatives, form a plan, gather the input from your peers, you’ll decide.
D. Open the door, after all you’re the one holding the key.
E. If your friends will go, you’ll go too. You hate being left alone, and there is safety in numbers. Right?
F. Open it carefully, but open it. It is the polite response, or no?
G. Crack it open, check the premises, evaluate the risks, inform the elders and than do what’s decided.
H. Pray for guidance in advance.

Your friends are onto something again, drawing the unwanted attention of the Masters, and most probably another punishment, you…

A. Are probably the one the Masters are mad at again, for you have started to create the waves.
B. Have foreseen something, and have a diversion already unfolding, something that will create most probably an even bigger problem…
C. Came out with the plan in the beginning and now you try to figure which of the ways-out would be better…
D. Are probably looking as the innocent one, minding your own business, but you did help with ideas and solutions to the issues…
E. Probably silently cry, you were just dragged by your friends in the beginning…
F. Will do your best to explain the situation, the reasons, the motives and that there was no disrespect meant…
G. Will take it, whatever the outcome will be…
H. Support your friends no matter what.

You’re face to face with what you’ve been always considering a myth, you…

A. Are overjoyed, wondering what other amazing things are out there…
B. No… not again!
C. Are the practical one, prodding and testing until you have enough evidence to either convince the others of its true form
D. Aweeeesommeeeee! You looove myths, legends and hidden things in need of exploring!
E. Stare at it open-mouth in bewilderment.
F. Start confronting the myth to the reality, and for this you’ll need some help, so you run to the Library.
G. Hate it when things don’t stay where and what they’re supposed to be. There’s a certain order to the world and it is necessary!
H. Thank the Creator for His wonders!

Your absolute favourite place in this world…

A. The mountains, hands down!
B. Anywhere but where you’re supposed to be. (probably the kitchen)
C. Council room. Someone’s got to do it!
D. Your room. It is filled to the brim with wonders.
E. Concert Hall. If you’re NOT the one performing, that is.
F. The Library’s hidden corners.
G. The forest/The seas/ The great outdoors.
H. The Sanctuary.

If your friends would be describing you in one word, what would that be?

A. Idealistic
B. Rascal
C. The man with the plan. Yes it is one word
D. Noble
E. Beautiful
F. Bookworm
G. Protector
H. Advisor

Your life motto:

A. Have to help them all!
B. Everything is going to be fine!
C. Someone’s gotta cook up a plan.
D. One exciting discovery after another.
E. There’s one life, you have to make it beautiful.
F. Theory is important. Know-how is key.
G. Tradition, Duty, Honor: the pillars of the world.
H. One prayer can change the world. 

In confrontation you:

A. Conflict and confrontation are your sworn enemies, as they build up walls around people, creating pain. You try to mediate and help the parties find common ground for the greater good. But if needed, you will pull out your sword. Metaphorically or not.
B. Probably watch out at first, and if things escalate or go in a different direction than you thought, you’ll pull up your sleeves.
C. Make the plan, so you can see the outcome clear as day.
D. Think how you can contribute and how you can use your gifts and strengths to bring peace again
E. No, conflict is not for you. Definitely… not for you
F. Tend to shy away from the conflict. History has many lessons for those who want to learn about the perils of conflict, for you to engage into one.
G. Have the innocent behind you, steel your heartbeat and grab the stilt of your sword. There’s always a peaceful way out and you” try to find it. If not, you are ready. You were born for this.
H. Try to find out who’s responsible, who’s at fault, and steer it to the right path yet again.

What are you most afraid of?

A. Doing harm
B. Being right
C. Being wrong
D. Being bad
E. Being alone
F. Being insignificant
G. Becoming weak
H. Being lost

In class you are…

A. In the first row, maybe paying attention, maybe not. Depends on the subject and how many things you have on your mind and how fast you can answer the notes coming from the back.
B. The class jester. That is until you’re being sent to the Marshall. Unless the Masters don’t catch first the ones passing notes.
C. Usually in the back of the class, half present, half baking another plan with the other one from the first row.
D. Mostly attentive. Respect is given even to the unimportant subjects.
E. Calm and quiet, glancing from time to time out the window and ignoring the ones sending notes from the first to the last row. They know who they are!
F. Carefully and neatly taking notes. Class notes. Not the other type…
G. Paying attention. Doing what’s asked of you. Wishing you were outside climbing trees instead, but, life is life.
H. Lessons are to be learned, and you are a good and polite student. Most of the time.

What is your favourite class?

A. I have an interest in most subjects, but most important lessons are learnt outside the School walls.
B. Definitely not divination! Wait, favourite, favourite? Lunch hour counts?
C. Strategy.
D. Anything where I can get my hands dirty and allows for innovation and improvisation.
E. Art. Anywhting art, even piano…
F. Oh, hands-down history. All you need to know is in those books.
G. Horseback Riding. Fighting. Strategy.
H. End of day graces in the Sanctuary. Peaceful and meaningful time..

What do you value more?

A. Kindness
B. Friendship
C. Power
D. Know-how
E. Beauty
F. Knowledge
G. Honor
H. Rituals

Choose one carefully:

A. I am highly compassionate and empathetic, care deeply about people and seek to bring peace and healing with my actions to my loved ones and to the world.
B. I am attuned to this world and beyond, and I am able to see the hidden paths of light even in the darkest hour.
C. I am a problem solver, ingenious and strong-willed and I am bound to lead others with justice and pragmatism.
D. I have a “I can do it” mentality, I am full of ideas, capable of meeting the demands and the challenges head on.
E. I am a lover of all beauty, from arts to nature, from day to night, and I celebrate each perfect moment of life with utter joy and happiness.
F. I am an analyzer, who tends to believe the world exists to be understood and for that the inconsistencies and grey tones must be eliminated.
G. I have an extraordinary sense of loyalty and duty, and I want to ensure and protect the well-being of the people.
H. I believe there is a reason for everything and a path to the light for everyone, as long as we are breathing.

The enemy is at the gates. Pick one weapon.

A. People never listen, do they? Give me anything to protect the innocent!
B. Anything close goes. I’m not picky. Bare fists are good enough. If you’d listen to me, we wouldn’t be here would we??
C. I’ll grab my sword and make a plan for the counter-attack. Best be prepared.
D. I’m good with a bow, but if there’s none, I’ll think of something…
E. Oh no! Why? Why can’t we all be friends??
F. A weapon? Oh, can we think about how we got ourselves in this predicament? Maybe we’ll find a peaceful way out…
G. The enemy never reaches our gates, that’s for sure! Not unless they had someone on the inside helping them… In that case, anything can be used as a weapon.
H. Way ahead of you. Already on the ramparts, saying prayers while sharpening my knives.

You are about to embark on a new and exciting adventure, what is the first thing that you do?

A. Round up your friends.
B. Grab some snacks for the road. Never go on an empty stomach.
C. Ask your questions. Who is in charge of what.
D. Grab some stuff, things you may need…
E. Again? Who had the idea?
F. Why? Always question the motif. It’s always better to know.
G. Get ready.
H. Breathe in and head out the door.

Someone erred you. You?

A. Probably you did something wrong in the first place… so you try to find out the main reason.
B. Who dared and how can I get back at them?
C. Hold a loooooong grudge. Might never go away.
D. Forgive but not forget.
E. You’re unsure, you want to forget, but it is hard, that hurt will remain there within you…
F. It’s life, we all err.
G. Was it intentional?
H. Definitely forgive.

Do you make friends easily?

A. Not really, I am a shy person, but I do have a large circle of friends.
B. I have many friends, but I am an acquired taste.
C. Yes. Definitely.
D. No. Categorically no, but not for lack of wanting.
E. Of course, I am a very popular person.
F. Friends? No. I have my circle and that is it.
G. I have many friends, I am a friendly person.
H. Friendship is important, I make friends quite easily.

Your favorite pastime.

A. Oh, I really love to go for walks, to have a cup of tea and read a book, listen to some music, some time well spent in nature, with my people.
B. Eating, I would say, even if some people might argue that is not a pastime.
C. Meeting new and interesting people, discussing a variety of topics and of ideas.
D. Tinkering this and that, here and there… you know, working with my hands.
E. Culture.
F. Reading, obviously.
G. Anything that implies moving my body.
H. Meditating.

One of your most precious memories is when…

A. We were all gathered together around the fireplace, telling stories about our day, feeling at peace and happy.
B. Before all this, when it was all quiet.
C. When I was right and the people around me had to accept that.
D. I managed to succeed in my work and the results were beyond imagination.
E. I could be myself, not the version the others wanted me to be.
F. I found my friends.
G. I found my place in this world, with these people, doing whatever needed to be done for the greater good.
H. I was at peace.

What is something you wish the others knew about you?

A. That I see the real souls of people, even before they start talking.
B. That I did not asked for this, but now that’s upon us, I won’t stop.
C. That is important to know.
D. That I am genuine.
E. I never wished to be dragged into any of this…
F. That I need to understand things in order to accept them.
G. That I am not interested in power.
H. That I will support my friends, unless they are in the wrong.

What has been the hardest thing to forgive yourself for?

A. Not doing enough
B. Not being able to sit still
C. Not knowing what to do
D. Not knowing how to act
E. Being unable to say no
F. Following old paths instead of my own
G. Allowing others to put pressure on me
H. Forgetting my calling

What don’t you regret?

A. Helping out
B. Speaking the truth
C. Finding myself
D. Following my instinct
E. Following my passions
F. Searching for the truth
G. Fighting for what’s right
H. Telling my friends when they’re wrong

What causes are worth fighting for?

A. Anything for the good of people
B. There are a few close to my heart. But anything that opens up new possibilities.
C. Anything that is right
D. Kind of everything that makes my soul alive
E. Anything that is noble, beautiful and impactful on people’s lives.
F. Family and friends
G. Anything I can help making better
H. It is worth fighting for the light and truth.

What do you need to accept right now?

A. That you can’t force people to accept your help.
B. That even if you are right, you need to be empathic.
C. That sometimes I am wrong.
D. That no matter what I do, I will not be accepted by all.
E. That I need to work on my courage to be me.
F. That family will not always be supportive.
G. That sometimes you need to keep fighting for what is right, even if the world is against you.
H. That you can’t please them all.

What is your greatest hope for yourself?

A. That I will live a meaningful life, by doing what I can to help others.
B. That I will be able to stay strong in face of difficulties.
C. That I will live up to my name, my role and my calling.
D. That I will discover myself, my strengths and work on my weaknesses.
E. That I will find my voice, my courage to stand up straight and be myself.
F. That I will end up finding what I am looking for and find peace at the end of the road.
G. That, no matter what, I will live up to my oath and fulfill my duty with honor.
H. That my actions will bring peace, comfort and strength to others.

War is at your door. How do you prepare for it?

A. You make sure that your loved ones are fine. Even the ones you don’t necessarily like. And the ones you don’t know. Everyone in need. Then you draw out your sword.
B. You put down on paper all you know, send it to your best friend in a sealed envelope with strict instructions, then go do what needs to be done.
C. You don’t take things light. Go to the bottom of the problem, make a plan and live every moment according to the said plan.
D. You try to find a solution for peace. When you realize you can’t, you just embrace the new reality.
E. After a hefty cry, you immerse yourself in the beauty around you, living every moment indulging in everything the world has to offer as beauty.
F. Life is not always nice, most of the times it is cruel, but that’s that, so there’s no point in trying anymore. You might as well just start your reading list.
G. Everybody dies at some point. War is just a catalyst, so you live doing your duty and doing it right. Also, no one knows about your expiration date.
H. You accept it as the will of the Creator, continuing your work until the last moment.