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Message: <blockquote data-quote="FitzTheRuke" data-source="post: 7481611" data-attributes="member: 59816">Yes. That's pretty much what I was thinking. The "going to her brother" thing was to SAVE Titus. But you're right. It's because the child showed mighty magical promise, the Thayan came to collect when his father failed on his end of whatever bargain. Titus' uncle intervened, and cut Titus off from his magics - or so he thought. The only thing that I felt differently about was that I felt that ultimately, keeping Titus alive was a way of rescuing him from the deal, as opposed to furthering the deal. As far as the Lich part goes, I suppose it's more like he'd ultimately *serve* a Lich, whether or not he'd *become* one.At any rate, I like the idea of your uncle being just as much of a Patron as the Thayan.  Both of them fighting over who ultimately has control of Titus' fate (obviously Titus himself would have his own ideas, too) makes it interesting.At any rate, I think that *this* level's power that's unlocked in Titus should have no guidance for him as to where it came from or why. (Mostly because there are better locations for this sort of thing than here in Julkoun - I don't always want it to be psychic communication from afar. Influence, sure, but not direct communication. Not yet.)</blockquote>