It was so taxing interacting with others. It was as though my mind was always five steps ahead of my mouth. I found solace in my own mind and often had difficulty knowing how to talk to others. I dreamt of fantastical worlds and used the scrolls given for lessons to draw them, incurring the wrath of my elders. I always lived in my head, but not in the way the instructors wished. Quiet Contemplation | Art by Magali VilleneuveĪs a young girl, I had the same "problem," as my teachers called it. I would pretend I was at peace, as I knew other Jeskai did, although I made sure not to betray my quiet contemplation. Others would stop this, but I let it run. And it's not that I can't show them it's that I'm not supposed to. Just because I don't show emotions doesn't mean I don't have them. But just because I look quiet and serene doesn't mean I am. To the hundred monks who meditated in the plaza with me, I was motionless, meditating as I always did. I haven't had this problem while meditating since I was a student. She seeks to bring peace to the clan, and studies Tarkir's history for the answer. Life on Tarkir is difficult, and it takes its toll on Narset as it does on everyone else-she just has practice with hiding it. More about the Jeskai can be found in Part 1 of the Planeswalker's Guide to Khans of Tarkir. Although younger than the other Jeskai Elders, she leads her people against the other clans.
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