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<blockquote data-quote="Lylandra" data-source="post: 7434384" data-attributes="member: 6816692"><p><strong>Alas, poor Coaltongue</strong></p><p></p><p>Once Qillathe and Yvonnel leave the trio and Rhuarc, Tinuviel asks to see Coaltongue's body. Rhuarc fetches it from the house where the two Droalesti had been hiding and shows their grim work with a sense of hesitant pride. With Rhuarc's permission, the three take some time to give the weirdly bleeding and somehow alive-but-dead at first examination. </p><p></p><p>“It is as if the blood is trying to heal the body even after decapitation. Not even trolls are capable of such regenerative feats.” Torrent says and cuts a small, instantly regenerating wound in Coaltongue's arm to confirm her theory. </p><p></p><p>Tinuviel then asks Rhuarc whether he can show him the place where he threw the soul gem containing the soul of the emperor away, When Rhuarcs demands to know why he'd need the location, Tinuviel explains that he'd sleep much easier if he knew that the warlord was destroyed once and for all with no chance of revival. </p><p></p><p>“But isn't rotting in a forsaken demiplane filled with haunts a fitting fate for that cursed man?” Rhuarc asks which causes Cuin to ponder a while about his words.</p><p></p><p>“Maybe. But maybe there is a better way of making him pay. Torrent, could you try to find the source of Coaltongue's regeneration? I guess it is the same source that causes his immortality.”</p><p></p><p>Torrent nods and agrees to take a bit more time to get more information about Coaltongue. Meanwhile, Cuin'halar finally returns to the home he left forty years ago. He fetches some old trinkets and heirlooms, including a necklace of his late mother. He also searches for his old textbooks on learning magic and then heads to the library of living stone to get more tomes, as he had promised to the twins, Elerian and Reynos. </p><p></p><p>When he returns, they discuss their further plans. The elves tell Rhuarc about Seaquen and their alliance against Leska, the woman who wants to become the next emperor of Ragesia and who wishes to eventually conquer the world. Regarding Leska, the half-Taranesti explains that he found it kind of odd that he and the drow got actually paid by a ragesian Inquisitor to assassinate Coaltongue. And while they thought that this could have been a rival's plan to usurp the throne, he'd rather have thought about a rogue general. But having Leska behind all these machinations makes kind of sense to him now. Not that he put much thought into the backgrounds of the people that enabled him to kill off his first target. </p><p></p><p>They also ask Rhuarc to present the malfunctioning torch to the council so that the Shahalesti will get the memo that the torch is neither able to teleport anyone nor hidden in Ycengled. They explain that they do want to protect the Taranesti with all means and drawing the Shahalesti away from their home is kind of pivotal to their survival. Cuin mentions that he's also working on a plan to thwart all further plans of the Shahalesti to conquer Ycengled, but for this he'd need more info from Torrent. </p><p></p><p>After a while, the cleric returns with more detailed results of her tests. She says that the source of the emperor's immortality is indeed his altered blood and she guesses that exsanguinating him would stop the regeneration effects. </p><p><em></em></p><p><em>Note: I considered it to be reasonable that Torrent, a high-class healer, would be able to understand the Blessing of the Aquiline Heart power. I also decided that Leska and Etifini would have stronger ties to the Heart and would therefore be harder to kill that those who only had “second-hand experiences” like Coaltongue, Aurana or Karedan. </em></p><p></p><p>“Oh, but this is wonderful news, Torrent” Cuin'halar exclaims with a broad grin. “I told you of a more 'fitting fate' for the emperor, so... what if we just decided to revive him? After we drained all the magical blood from his body, of course. Coaltonge is old, you know? He'd be frail and succumb to old age in a matter of months. What a marvelous end for a mighty warlord, don't you agree?”</p><p></p><p>Rhuarc is torn between healthy skepticism and the really appealing idea of seeing the old half-orc actually rot slowly before his own eyes, unable to lift even a butter knife in the end, at Cuin's revelation. Cuin adds that he'd need approval of all of them for this revival as Coaltongue was and still is a symbol for the old ways of Ragesia. However, his plan goes even further. He says that he'd talk to Coaltongue first and ask him about his thoughts before continuing. Should the old man still pose a threat to their endeavors or harbor plans to retake his throne and continue his conquests, then they'd kill him with Rhuarc's soul-stealing sword and just smash his soul. Or let it rot in a latrine or so. </p><p></p><p>Should he return as an old and reasonable man instead, he could officially make Magdus or Danava his successor and order them to stop all hostilities with their neighboring countries after Leska's defeat. In return for this favor, the new emperor could agree to declare Ycengled as Taranesti territory, therefore protecting their forest from future Shalahesti claims. Not that anyone would actually want to invade a haunted forest, he adds.</p><p></p><p>Now this is a plan they can agree to, even if this means that the torch needs to be brought to the outside world again. </p><p></p><p>“We'll teleport directly to Seaquen. They have a mechanism that redirects everyone trying to get there via teleportation to the Lyceum's dungeons. I promise you that the torch will be safe there and that we'll keep your arrival a secret, Rhuarc. All you need to do is... not give up on this world just yet.”</p><p></p><p>Rhuarc grumbles for a while, not really sure on which path to choose. He finally agrees though and decides to give this young man's plan a try, if just for the opportunity to see a different end and maybe even kill Lord Shaaladel along the way. </p><p></p><p>Together, they pull all the blood from Coaltongue's body and store it safely inside the Syllith sanctum. Then they follow Rhuarc to the place where he threw the emperor's soul stone away. It takes them some time, but they eventually find the missing diamond. Then they protect them all against divination magic, leave Phorros and teleport the dead body, the gem, Rhuarc and themselves to Seaquen. </p><p></p><p>Needless to say that headmastress Simeonne is more than surprised to see them return with so much baggage. They explain everything that happened in Ycengeld and Phorros and say that keeping Rhuarc's presence a secret is of utmost importance lest they wish to risk a direct intervention from Shahalesti again. They also tell her that they did find the torch (it it still in Rhuarc's possession though) and it needs to be repaired to function normally. The only problem is that they'd need to go to a place that was even feared by a gold dragon: the Temple of Echoed Souls. </p><p></p><p>They then realize that Rhuarc had been there at least once and ask him about the temple and its “Ancient Evil”. Rhuarc shrugs and casually mentions that there is an entity that claims the temple as his own. It seemed quite malevolent, but was more interested in Trilla's soul shard than in him. He also heard that the temple was originally meant to help the monks living there understand their souls and that there should be a means to see each other's souls. Or so. </p><p></p><p>“Sounds like this is the place where we have to go after we convinced the world that the torch doesn't work. Alrighty then, let's get this party started.” Tinuviel says.</p><p></p><p>Cuin then raises his hand and says that there is one more thing: They wish to revive Coaltongue. After Simeonne's initial shock, the elf then lays out his plan and she reluctantly agrees to have him resurrected in one of the warded dungeons. But she insists that they'll finish the Old Dragon off should they suspect anything fishy. </p><p></p><p>So they ask Rhuarc to stay in the shadows (he does this quite literally all the time) while they prepare the ritual for Coaltongue. Rhuarc watches them closely as Torrent uses her clerical wonder to re-attatch the emperor's head and bring him back to life. Drakus Coaltongue opens his eyes with a gasp, as unknown elven eyes stare back at him. </p><p></p><p>“So this is the afterlife? Would have expected more feasting and less elves. Did they put me in Shaaladel's version of hell?” the old half-orc snorts. </p><p></p><p>The two elves then calmly explain that while he has been dead indeed, he is quite alive right now, even if he lost his immortality in the process after having lost his soul. Then they carefully tell him all about what happened in Ragesia and the world after he had been attacked in Korstull half a year ago. </p><p></p><p>“So long story short: Your torch is inert, Leska has declared herself empress and tries to conquer all of the remaining free lands while imprisoning all magic-users she can find for whatever evil plan she harbors, General Magdus is in open rebellion and Seaquen has become the last safehaven for all who oppose Ragesia. Oh and there's also evidence pointing to Leska or her inquisitors being behind your assassination. I guess this isn't the kind of legacy you wanted to leave behind.” Cuin'halar concludes his exposition. </p><p></p><p>Coaltongue takes quite a while to digest all these news. He then says that this Leska has always been a clever and resourceful one. The best counselor one could wish for when it came to strategies or dirty tactics. He guesses that betrayal would certainly be among her chosen weapons, even if he'd never thought her to be a megalomaniac. </p><p></p><p>“She was quite the desperate woman when I gave her the choice to grant me immortality or die at the spot for treason. But when she returned to me with the gift I longed for, I knew that she was special. Even if I don't know whether it was the best choice I made... becoming immortal, I mean. In the end no victory could satisfy me anymore. There were no challenges. Even the tastiest food turned to ash after all these years...” he sighs before explaining that he probably won't return to the throne of Ragesia as he's had enough of this now. Instead, he'd love to live the nomadic life of his father's people one more time before old age finally claims him. </p><p></p><p>The elves agree that this would sound like a fitting plan, even if they'd ask him to play his part one last time. They explain that right now, Danava is bound to serve the rightful ruler of Ragesia while Magdus is officially branded traitor for staying loyal to his emperor and as long as Leska rules in Ragos uncontested there won't be any peace or future for Ragesia. </p><p></p><p>Cuin adds that Magdus and his army had been defiantly waiting in Korstull in front of a raging firestorm in hope to find at least their emperor's corpse which says quite something about the character of a man. And that he wishes to become Ragesia's next emperor because he believes that this is what his emperor would have wanted. </p><p></p><p>“This damned, loyal, too-clever-for-his-own-good dog. I knew the kid had the guts to become something marvelous in time. He's right, you know. I wanted to make him my successor, even if this was originally meant as a joke I made after too much wine.”</p><p></p><p>Torrent grins and adds that she knows exactly what he means. Cuin hooks in again and says he's sure the alliance will accept a new emperor as long as this means no further expansion politics from Ragesia. He says that he couldn't think of a better advisor to a new emperor than Coaltongue should he stay true to his words. <em></em></p><p><em></em></p><p><em>Note: I must admit that I loved this plan as it managed to put Coaltongue to a good use without risking to spoil all the fun by having one powerful, immortal warrior on the battlefield. Killing Coaltongue by exsanguination and bringing him back via resurrection sounded quite viable to me, especially as the magical blood is some sort of artifact that cannot be simply recreated by simple magic. However, they managed to use Coaltongue far too well which lead to some drastic changes in adventure 9 as you'll see. </em></p><p></p><p>They then offer Coaltongue a room in the Lyceum and ask him to keep his identity a secret for now. Cuin then discusses his plan with Tinuviel: He does want to make sure that all allied nations do accept Ycengled as a sovereign Taranesti territory and also as fellow allied nation in the upcoming war. After all, it was a Taranesti who claimed the torch and who will lend it to the others and also, the small nation sends one of their best warriors, Cuin'halar Shelenbîl, who already helped to thwart the ragesian conspiracy in Dassen. </p><p></p><p>Tinuviel is instantly on board and so they travel to Sindaire, Ostalin and Dassen and tell them that Ycengled would agree to contribute to the war effort under the sole condition that the forest is seen as its own nation. Now no one of the ambassadors or nobles actually believes that someone would have any interest in the forsaken forest. But none of them can make concrete promises unless they'd speak with their respective sovereigns about the matter. They do get rather positive signals from Dassen and Sindaire though as the group has helped the two nations in the past. </p><p></p><p>“This leaves only Ragesia, or, more specifically, General Magdus.” Cuin says after their finished talks with a sense of accomplishment while heading towards Coaltongue's intermediate residence. </p><p><em></em></p><p><em>Note: Cuin's player started this personal agenda after he saw the Taranesti survivors and the devastation of his homeland. Now he's still quite a hopeful elf and he's trying to convince Rhuarc and Fayne that their people have a future in Ycengled, so I just let him pursuit this secondary goal along the line. As you'll see in the following entries, he took this issue rather serious and used every little piece I gave them for his plan.</em></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Lylandra, post: 7434384, member: 6816692"] [b]Alas, poor Coaltongue[/b] Once Qillathe and Yvonnel leave the trio and Rhuarc, Tinuviel asks to see Coaltongue's body. Rhuarc fetches it from the house where the two Droalesti had been hiding and shows their grim work with a sense of hesitant pride. With Rhuarc's permission, the three take some time to give the weirdly bleeding and somehow alive-but-dead at first examination. “It is as if the blood is trying to heal the body even after decapitation. Not even trolls are capable of such regenerative feats.” Torrent says and cuts a small, instantly regenerating wound in Coaltongue's arm to confirm her theory. Tinuviel then asks Rhuarc whether he can show him the place where he threw the soul gem containing the soul of the emperor away, When Rhuarcs demands to know why he'd need the location, Tinuviel explains that he'd sleep much easier if he knew that the warlord was destroyed once and for all with no chance of revival. “But isn't rotting in a forsaken demiplane filled with haunts a fitting fate for that cursed man?” Rhuarc asks which causes Cuin to ponder a while about his words. “Maybe. But maybe there is a better way of making him pay. Torrent, could you try to find the source of Coaltongue's regeneration? I guess it is the same source that causes his immortality.” Torrent nods and agrees to take a bit more time to get more information about Coaltongue. Meanwhile, Cuin'halar finally returns to the home he left forty years ago. He fetches some old trinkets and heirlooms, including a necklace of his late mother. He also searches for his old textbooks on learning magic and then heads to the library of living stone to get more tomes, as he had promised to the twins, Elerian and Reynos. When he returns, they discuss their further plans. The elves tell Rhuarc about Seaquen and their alliance against Leska, the woman who wants to become the next emperor of Ragesia and who wishes to eventually conquer the world. Regarding Leska, the half-Taranesti explains that he found it kind of odd that he and the drow got actually paid by a ragesian Inquisitor to assassinate Coaltongue. And while they thought that this could have been a rival's plan to usurp the throne, he'd rather have thought about a rogue general. But having Leska behind all these machinations makes kind of sense to him now. Not that he put much thought into the backgrounds of the people that enabled him to kill off his first target. They also ask Rhuarc to present the malfunctioning torch to the council so that the Shahalesti will get the memo that the torch is neither able to teleport anyone nor hidden in Ycengled. They explain that they do want to protect the Taranesti with all means and drawing the Shahalesti away from their home is kind of pivotal to their survival. Cuin mentions that he's also working on a plan to thwart all further plans of the Shahalesti to conquer Ycengled, but for this he'd need more info from Torrent. After a while, the cleric returns with more detailed results of her tests. She says that the source of the emperor's immortality is indeed his altered blood and she guesses that exsanguinating him would stop the regeneration effects. [I] Note: I considered it to be reasonable that Torrent, a high-class healer, would be able to understand the Blessing of the Aquiline Heart power. I also decided that Leska and Etifini would have stronger ties to the Heart and would therefore be harder to kill that those who only had “second-hand experiences” like Coaltongue, Aurana or Karedan. [/I] “Oh, but this is wonderful news, Torrent” Cuin'halar exclaims with a broad grin. “I told you of a more 'fitting fate' for the emperor, so... what if we just decided to revive him? After we drained all the magical blood from his body, of course. Coaltonge is old, you know? He'd be frail and succumb to old age in a matter of months. What a marvelous end for a mighty warlord, don't you agree?” Rhuarc is torn between healthy skepticism and the really appealing idea of seeing the old half-orc actually rot slowly before his own eyes, unable to lift even a butter knife in the end, at Cuin's revelation. Cuin adds that he'd need approval of all of them for this revival as Coaltongue was and still is a symbol for the old ways of Ragesia. However, his plan goes even further. He says that he'd talk to Coaltongue first and ask him about his thoughts before continuing. Should the old man still pose a threat to their endeavors or harbor plans to retake his throne and continue his conquests, then they'd kill him with Rhuarc's soul-stealing sword and just smash his soul. Or let it rot in a latrine or so. Should he return as an old and reasonable man instead, he could officially make Magdus or Danava his successor and order them to stop all hostilities with their neighboring countries after Leska's defeat. In return for this favor, the new emperor could agree to declare Ycengled as Taranesti territory, therefore protecting their forest from future Shalahesti claims. Not that anyone would actually want to invade a haunted forest, he adds. Now this is a plan they can agree to, even if this means that the torch needs to be brought to the outside world again. “We'll teleport directly to Seaquen. They have a mechanism that redirects everyone trying to get there via teleportation to the Lyceum's dungeons. I promise you that the torch will be safe there and that we'll keep your arrival a secret, Rhuarc. All you need to do is... not give up on this world just yet.” Rhuarc grumbles for a while, not really sure on which path to choose. He finally agrees though and decides to give this young man's plan a try, if just for the opportunity to see a different end and maybe even kill Lord Shaaladel along the way. Together, they pull all the blood from Coaltongue's body and store it safely inside the Syllith sanctum. Then they follow Rhuarc to the place where he threw the emperor's soul stone away. It takes them some time, but they eventually find the missing diamond. Then they protect them all against divination magic, leave Phorros and teleport the dead body, the gem, Rhuarc and themselves to Seaquen. Needless to say that headmastress Simeonne is more than surprised to see them return with so much baggage. They explain everything that happened in Ycengeld and Phorros and say that keeping Rhuarc's presence a secret is of utmost importance lest they wish to risk a direct intervention from Shahalesti again. They also tell her that they did find the torch (it it still in Rhuarc's possession though) and it needs to be repaired to function normally. The only problem is that they'd need to go to a place that was even feared by a gold dragon: the Temple of Echoed Souls. They then realize that Rhuarc had been there at least once and ask him about the temple and its “Ancient Evil”. Rhuarc shrugs and casually mentions that there is an entity that claims the temple as his own. It seemed quite malevolent, but was more interested in Trilla's soul shard than in him. He also heard that the temple was originally meant to help the monks living there understand their souls and that there should be a means to see each other's souls. Or so. “Sounds like this is the place where we have to go after we convinced the world that the torch doesn't work. Alrighty then, let's get this party started.” Tinuviel says. Cuin then raises his hand and says that there is one more thing: They wish to revive Coaltongue. After Simeonne's initial shock, the elf then lays out his plan and she reluctantly agrees to have him resurrected in one of the warded dungeons. But she insists that they'll finish the Old Dragon off should they suspect anything fishy. So they ask Rhuarc to stay in the shadows (he does this quite literally all the time) while they prepare the ritual for Coaltongue. Rhuarc watches them closely as Torrent uses her clerical wonder to re-attatch the emperor's head and bring him back to life. Drakus Coaltongue opens his eyes with a gasp, as unknown elven eyes stare back at him. “So this is the afterlife? Would have expected more feasting and less elves. Did they put me in Shaaladel's version of hell?” the old half-orc snorts. The two elves then calmly explain that while he has been dead indeed, he is quite alive right now, even if he lost his immortality in the process after having lost his soul. Then they carefully tell him all about what happened in Ragesia and the world after he had been attacked in Korstull half a year ago. “So long story short: Your torch is inert, Leska has declared herself empress and tries to conquer all of the remaining free lands while imprisoning all magic-users she can find for whatever evil plan she harbors, General Magdus is in open rebellion and Seaquen has become the last safehaven for all who oppose Ragesia. Oh and there's also evidence pointing to Leska or her inquisitors being behind your assassination. I guess this isn't the kind of legacy you wanted to leave behind.” Cuin'halar concludes his exposition. Coaltongue takes quite a while to digest all these news. He then says that this Leska has always been a clever and resourceful one. The best counselor one could wish for when it came to strategies or dirty tactics. He guesses that betrayal would certainly be among her chosen weapons, even if he'd never thought her to be a megalomaniac. “She was quite the desperate woman when I gave her the choice to grant me immortality or die at the spot for treason. But when she returned to me with the gift I longed for, I knew that she was special. Even if I don't know whether it was the best choice I made... becoming immortal, I mean. In the end no victory could satisfy me anymore. There were no challenges. Even the tastiest food turned to ash after all these years...” he sighs before explaining that he probably won't return to the throne of Ragesia as he's had enough of this now. Instead, he'd love to live the nomadic life of his father's people one more time before old age finally claims him. The elves agree that this would sound like a fitting plan, even if they'd ask him to play his part one last time. They explain that right now, Danava is bound to serve the rightful ruler of Ragesia while Magdus is officially branded traitor for staying loyal to his emperor and as long as Leska rules in Ragos uncontested there won't be any peace or future for Ragesia. Cuin adds that Magdus and his army had been defiantly waiting in Korstull in front of a raging firestorm in hope to find at least their emperor's corpse which says quite something about the character of a man. And that he wishes to become Ragesia's next emperor because he believes that this is what his emperor would have wanted. “This damned, loyal, too-clever-for-his-own-good dog. I knew the kid had the guts to become something marvelous in time. He's right, you know. I wanted to make him my successor, even if this was originally meant as a joke I made after too much wine.” Torrent grins and adds that she knows exactly what he means. Cuin hooks in again and says he's sure the alliance will accept a new emperor as long as this means no further expansion politics from Ragesia. He says that he couldn't think of a better advisor to a new emperor than Coaltongue should he stay true to his words. [I] Note: I must admit that I loved this plan as it managed to put Coaltongue to a good use without risking to spoil all the fun by having one powerful, immortal warrior on the battlefield. Killing Coaltongue by exsanguination and bringing him back via resurrection sounded quite viable to me, especially as the magical blood is some sort of artifact that cannot be simply recreated by simple magic. However, they managed to use Coaltongue far too well which lead to some drastic changes in adventure 9 as you'll see. [/I] They then offer Coaltongue a room in the Lyceum and ask him to keep his identity a secret for now. Cuin then discusses his plan with Tinuviel: He does want to make sure that all allied nations do accept Ycengled as a sovereign Taranesti territory and also as fellow allied nation in the upcoming war. After all, it was a Taranesti who claimed the torch and who will lend it to the others and also, the small nation sends one of their best warriors, Cuin'halar Shelenbîl, who already helped to thwart the ragesian conspiracy in Dassen. Tinuviel is instantly on board and so they travel to Sindaire, Ostalin and Dassen and tell them that Ycengled would agree to contribute to the war effort under the sole condition that the forest is seen as its own nation. Now no one of the ambassadors or nobles actually believes that someone would have any interest in the forsaken forest. But none of them can make concrete promises unless they'd speak with their respective sovereigns about the matter. They do get rather positive signals from Dassen and Sindaire though as the group has helped the two nations in the past. “This leaves only Ragesia, or, more specifically, General Magdus.” Cuin says after their finished talks with a sense of accomplishment while heading towards Coaltongue's intermediate residence. [I] Note: Cuin's player started this personal agenda after he saw the Taranesti survivors and the devastation of his homeland. Now he's still quite a hopeful elf and he's trying to convince Rhuarc and Fayne that their people have a future in Ycengled, so I just let him pursuit this secondary goal along the line. As you'll see in the following entries, he took this issue rather serious and used every little piece I gave them for his plan.[/I] [/QUOTE]
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