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Message: <blockquote data-quote="demiurge1138" data-source="post: 2400411" data-attributes="member: 7451">The Freelance Police are back in business. An investigation into a suspected Emerald Claw cell ended up with Joe Zor, a shifter barbarian, crushed beneath the fists of abominable warforged-like undead and the rest of the party fleeing from the monsters and their creator, a nefarious vampire named Luther Averol. In order to avenge Zor and destroy the defiled warforged, the warforged artificer known only as R66-Y dropped a fireball into a nearby sewer outlet, blowing the place sky high. This only led to their arrest by their own boss, an icy elven warmage named Silaena Cazal.Cazal's men took the Freelance Police to a cell deep beneath the Menthis Plateau, and it was apparent this was closer to a private dungeon than to a real prison. Thanks to the efforts of Lyzandre, a guard of the Aerenal Embassy, and Jadrek Falco's skills at bluffing, it soon became apparent that Cazal herself was a vampire, confirmed by Cazal herself when she came down to feed. Her attempts to convert one of the Freelance Police into her thrall were thwarted by Joe Zor himself, not in very good shape, but still miraculously walking around and ready to fight. After a burly brawl with the guards, Cazal, Averol (Cazal's master, as it turned out) and a huge pack of the children of the night, Cazal and Averol were both defeated, and a few stakings (witnessed, fortunately, by Leutienant Meira of the Redcloaks, so as not to put any doubt to Cazal's new undead nature) put an end to the vampires once and for all (and not to my surpise. Cazal was supposed to have escaped). And there's also the mystery of Zor's return, and why none of the vampires' mind-influencing magics worked on him...Demiurge out.</blockquote>

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