S1: The Strange Case of Aif Jenkins' Farm (E13 judge) - Concluded

[SlagMortar]

I'll be careful, Eusebius.

Beamer and Boog recognize the wagon as the one they saw Torvin earlier, outside of Rivensblight, when he was with the man, called Toler, who later tried to kill the whole group.

This is the very wagon that bastard Toler was riding with in Rivensblight. I thought Torvin was with them, but this clinches it. Eusebius, I think you noticed Toler was carrying a token of Seto. Wasn't that symbol a curved blade? It would seem Toler betrayed Torvin just as he betrayed us. One other thing, the dwarf trader Reinert mentioned a wizard who forged magic weapons in the woods. I wonder if that's who Torvin thinks could destroy the scythe.

 

[Manzanita]

I should note that I'll be camping on the Oregon coast this w/e, and will probably next post Sunday evening.

 

[Patlin]

Oregon coast

ooc: Must still be sleepy this morning. That said "Dragon Coast" the first time I read it!

 

[Bront]

'Just watch where that man touches. He comes near me like that again and I'll show him where he can put his weapon,'

 

[Manzanita]

Torvin finds a nice set of platemail, a large shield, a heavy mace, and a rapier. The shield and the breastplate have been painted black.

He comtemplates putting on the gear, but seems too tired and lacks the dexterity in his fingers. He leans against the wagon and chews his cheese with relish.

"Well. I need healing. Then I must resume my quest to destroy this weapon which was hidden here. I may be able to find a powerful enough cleric in Braeholl to cure me. Where are you lot headed?"

 

[Patlin]

"Braehol sounds good to me." Banion offers.

If we can get the method for destroying the Scythe, or at least the location in the Silverwood, I'd rather not bring this man along...

 

[Manzanita]

"I am not going to Braeholl." announces Boog. "My business lies elsewhere. Good luck, my friends. My work is done."

He saddles up and leaves. Torvin watches him leave with arched eyebrows.

 

[SlagMortar]

Beamer simply nods, not wanting to draw any more attention to himself than necessary.

 

[Bront]

"Braeholl indeed, the people should be warned. There will be need and money for warriors there in the comming battle."

 

[Boddynock]

The monk says seriously, "Torvin, what is so important about this weapon? Why must it be destroyed?"