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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dog Moon" data-source="post: 2953101" data-attributes="member: 23023">"Excellent," she says as she begins walking into the city further.She doesn't walk long before she stops before the Hall of Farewell.  "This is the Hall of Farewell," she says.  "This is where you find information about those who may have signed up for to the Registry, but have since been 'killed', incarcerated, or are criminally known but have not yet been put in prison.  If you're looking for someone and something odd has happened to them, this is the place to look."It is run by the Yisa-Khardomas, a Guild which has become split in twain and now has two goals.  The first is to run this building and help people better find whoeever they are searching for.  Unfortunately, they do not help as much as those at the Registry who have the names of every Ghost and living person who signs in.  There is jealousy from those working at the Hall of Farewell, but they still are able to help many people.  In an eternity, there have been many people found 'worthy' of incarceration."The other goal is had by the Ghosts in the organization.  It is to help keep the other Ghosts well enough in line so that they don't commit horrible crimes and give Ghosts a bad name.  It kind of works, kind of not.  Mrutvu doesn't apparently seem to mind this goal or the fact that they have a small force capable of dealing with criminals who get out of hand."The reason for the two different goals is that it was once two different organizations, but they had similar enough goals that they felt they could join to become even stronger and to be able to help even more.  It could have been an excellent idea had the two different groups not felt so strongly about what they did.  Despite being under one name, they are separate in everything else.  Those with the first goal rarely speak to those with the second, and vice versa, except for their meetings when it is necessary to have open communication."Kiarra smiles.  "I don't know if you've been here or not already, but I figured even if you had, they would not have been eager to discuss the details of their organization beyond a few words.  Any questions?"</blockquote>

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