With a surname like Graveth, I have just got to be rhodok probably

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With a surname like Graveth, I have just got to be rhodok probably Rhodokian. Yes, indeed. I came to the Kingdom of the Rhodoks with family in 1268 after being away for 30 years because I left when I was 6 years old. At a harbour in Veluca, a Porter ( worker) said to our group, “welcome home”.

I wondered whether we looked that Rhodokish. Yes, I have light skin and dark hair. Even though I have 3 university degrees, I do not look like a nerd because I am built very solidly and can out-dig anyone in our allotment group. I could look like a Rhodok native, I thought. In addition, after a few pints of ale, I have been known to burst into singing a Rhodok folk song, like Danny Boy. When asked by the locals whether I was from the north (meaning the realm of Swadia, which the Swadians brutally opressed the Rhodoks , possibly because it was the richer industrialised part of Calradia), I would answer, “There is only one Calradia”.

I genuinely like Rhodok music and when the right music is played, I cannot resist getting up and dancing a jig, even with arthritis in at least five joints.

Seriously, though, the kingdom of Rhodokia is as cosmopolitan as Swadia and you will get all sorts of people represented in the population. At least one shipload of Nords were ship wrecked off the West coast of Rhodokia The Vagiers are well represented such that Vagier words entered the language, for example, “elor".