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Message: <blockquote data-quote="airwalkrr" data-source="post: 4502042" data-attributes="member: 12460">Marda's eyebrows perk up as Arden speaks. "Durm I've not heard of, but I know of this Krethan. She's a seer, and a gifted one at that. She predicted a storm last year that caused much destruction in the city. She also predicted one of our campaigns against the lizardfolk in the Moorlands last year would be a dismal failure, which it was. Half the soldiers caught diseases before the battle even began. Up until that point a lot of people called her crazy. She's often wandering the streets predicting all kinds of doom and gloom. I've never known her to attack anyone though. What I find even more surprising is that she was out after dark. Everyone knows she is a target for the Crucible."In response to Lestrivius, Marda turns and says, "Well, I don't know much of divination myself, but the girl is talented. Stark raving mad maybe, but talented nonetheless. Honestly, I think she's troubled. Don't get me wrong. What she did to you was terrible. Still, she's had it rough and I empathize. Apparently she sees all kinds of horrible things that no one else does. That has to be unpleasant, to say the least."She thoughtfully sips her tea and adds, "As for you bringing trouble, well, Krethan has been wrong before too. I wouldn't worry about it too much. But I would keep an eye out for her. It is quite possible she might try the same stunt again. And she has a way of inspiring a kind of fear in people that makes them follow her, so she won't be alone if she does."</blockquote>

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