Plots 10 05
October, 2005
- Darius McClellan proposes an expedition to Shadow Moon Isle, in order to reclaim the 'Demonstone', an artifact which he claims is responsible for drawing such malicious creatures--such as Audmathus and The Baie--to Myrken Wood. He offers the use of his ship, the Little Zephyr, for this purpose.
- Lieutenant Joshua Kilborn of the Order of Straka travels to Westenford, to to pursue an investigation into the disappearance of Councilor Treadwell.
- It becomes clear that Governor Altias Bromn has been kidnapped by one Thadius Dhrin, held at a location as yet unknown. This is not yet made public knowledge. Jirai, Kerrak al-Nerun and certain members of the Brotherhood of Janeiro begin their search for the abducted Governor.
- Unbeknownst to the would-be rescuers, Bromn has been secreted away in the Priory of Snowstill, where Dhrin and his acolyte, Fawn, have taken up residence.
- An All Hallow's Eve festival is held upon the grounds of the Broken Dagger, featuring a masquerade, a feast, and a fresh prophecy proclaimed by the prescient Aislinn. That it promises unrelieved doom surprises very few, and soon the muddled details of it have become the talk of Myrkentown.
- While returning home from the festival, Aereymus Haar and his betrothed, Shyla, encounter a fearsome Bandersnatch. It is driven away with some effort, but Haar is left musing that where there is one, more will follow.
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