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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ariakor" data-source="post: 2343082" data-attributes="member: 8473">"A sad story," the old man says, nipping at his tea. And we have only heard it from a traveller who came to our village just days before the bandits started to terrorize us. It would ssem that at the wedding of the governors son a few weeks ago an old woman had appeared before the governor, asking for the righting of past wrongs.  Confused, the governor had wanted to know, what wrongs it were she was talking about. Unfortunately we have not been told what it was that she replied, only that it must have been something that the governor presumably had done in his youth. Something horrible. His son, woho could not believe that this should be the truth, had the woman removed from the hall by their household guards. but before being dragged out of the feast hall, the old woman supposedly spoke a curse of vengeance over the governor and his family. And inthe days that followed, one by one all his loved ones took ill. Nobody seemed to be able to help them and they died, one after the other. Now only the governor is left, all the others of his relatives either dead or supposedly having fled the capital. The traveller further said that the ghosts of the deceased, being unable to find rest, are still roaming about the governor's estate at night. But that old woman seems to have disappeared without a trace, for no one seems to be able to find her."</blockquote>