Plots 11 05
November, 2005
- Deep in the Priory of Snowstill, the imprisoned Altias Bromn dreams, bled and battered almost to the point of death.
- The dark Nightshade manifests in the Myrkentown market square; those few who encounter the masked man are left gripped by a subtle chill, and a sense of confused dread.
- In one of Myrken Wood's least reputable inns, small Fawn receives comfort from Brother Prime, for her part in the betrayal of Thadius Dhrin.
- Suede Roschen, Councilor for Agriculture, pens a relatively hostile letter to Richard Aengus, the fairy who claims to be both Aloisius Treadwell -- and the King of New Hibera. A meeting is demanded between he and the Judiciary Council, to address Aengus' claims to a small portion of Myrken Wood.
- Richard Aengus meantime pens a letter of his own, to Molly O'Neill, proprietor of the Broken Dagger. It is accompanied by a purse containing payment in shillings for the care and keep of his horse, and requests that a tiny door be installed in a mouse hole at the southwestern corner of the inn's common room -- to enable easy access for his small fairy body.
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