Yedan's Troubleshooters
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SelcSilverhand
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Evret nods in agreement. "I am willing to attempt it tomorrow when my insides are back to staying on the inside. We will travel with all the haste we can manage."
As they enter Livel's house he pauses a moment to thank the healer for her aid. "I am sorry I did not get to say this sooner, but thank you for your healing touch. I doubt I would have survived without your aid. I m sorry about your Uncle, I swear that we will not rest until we find out who or what did this." With that said, he finds a spot to sit and wait his turn for the bandages to be treated. As she works on Mez he asks her where they might rent or borrow two horses for the trip.
Mass Defect
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[sblock=OOC]I would like apologize for acting like a noob. I know ghost aren't vulnerable to silver but for some reason I had it in my head that PF ghosts were. So with that I'll pull my head out of my rear end.[/sblock]
Kaodi
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As Lirev redresses the wounds of Evret and Mez, she does her best to answer any questions, though she is obvious more subdued that she was the previous day. "Fixing people up is just what I do," she says. "Every village has to have someone who can look after folks, and the animals too."
"My uncle had a couple of horses," continues Lirev. "I guess now that he's gone, that makes them my horses. And you're welcome to borrow two that are not the bigger draft horses."
"My uncle had a couple of horses," continues Lirev. "I guess now that he's gone, that makes them my horses. And you're welcome to borrow two that are not the bigger draft horses."
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SelcSilverhand
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Evret flexes experimentally after the bandages go on. He smiles at Lirev and says "You are amazing, I feel like I could wrestle a bear."
"Lirev, we have to discover what is behind your uncle's killing. There were a lot of bad times in the war, but did anyone mention why someone would be so angry at the Granthums? We plan to go back into the crypt, but we're grasping at straws. There was a ghostly dwarf that interrupted the first burial, and we ran into a dwarf back in Amorvel that had a brother in the war and we are hoping they are connected somehow. That's why two of us are planning to ride all the way back to question him. Anything you can tell us would be helpful."
"Lirev, we have to discover what is behind your uncle's killing. There were a lot of bad times in the war, but did anyone mention why someone would be so angry at the Granthums? We plan to go back into the crypt, but we're grasping at straws. There was a ghostly dwarf that interrupted the first burial, and we ran into a dwarf back in Amorvel that had a brother in the war and we are hoping they are connected somehow. That's why two of us are planning to ride all the way back to question him. Anything you can tell us would be helpful."
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Kaodi
Legend
Lirev frowns, shaking her head. "No, I never heard anything like that," she answers. "Our cousin, Harad, was the only Granthum here in Mayelkur that ever got mixed up in the war. And he never, ever spoke of it."
Lirev pauses for a moment, and raises her hand to her mouth as she thinks. "But you know, Harad was famous," she says suddenly. "People around here don't talk about it much anymore, but everyone used to say that he had swung a big battle up somewhere up in Thrane. He was supposed to been fighting with the Karrns, or against he Karrns. I am not really sure which it was. If you ask one of the older folks still left, they could probably tell you. I'm not sure if that helps."
Lirev pauses for a moment, and raises her hand to her mouth as she thinks. "But you know, Harad was famous," she says suddenly. "People around here don't talk about it much anymore, but everyone used to say that he had swung a big battle up somewhere up in Thrane. He was supposed to been fighting with the Karrns, or against he Karrns. I am not really sure which it was. If you ask one of the older folks still left, they could probably tell you. I'm not sure if that helps."
SelcSilverhand
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"Thank you, yes it does help us. Maybe we can learn what we need without having to make a long journey. We will see if we can find someone today who will speak with us about Harad. Unless you can suggest someone in particular, we will go around town and see what we can learn."
Kaodi
Legend
Nymm 20, 998 YK
Lirev shakes her head. She probably does know, but she has a lot on her mind right now that makes it hard to put much effort into picking out a name. The party leaves the house, and after some questioning, one of the older residents of Mayelkur reveals this:
Harad Granthum was a captain in the Brelish Army. At one point in the war, Breland and Karrnath had struck up an alliance against Thrane, and Harad's company was part of a larger force deep in Thrane's territory. But for whatever reason, the treacherous Karrns betrayed their Brelish allies and attacked them. Harad's company smashed the smaller Karrnathi force they had been fighting with and then led his men to attack the flank of the larger force, and in doing so relieving the beset main Brelish units and thus saving the day. All of this was learned though from sources other than Granthum himself, who was the only man from this area in his company and never spoke of it.
Lirev shakes her head. She probably does know, but she has a lot on her mind right now that makes it hard to put much effort into picking out a name. The party leaves the house, and after some questioning, one of the older residents of Mayelkur reveals this:
Harad Granthum was a captain in the Brelish Army. At one point in the war, Breland and Karrnath had struck up an alliance against Thrane, and Harad's company was part of a larger force deep in Thrane's territory. But for whatever reason, the treacherous Karrns betrayed their Brelish allies and attacked them. Harad's company smashed the smaller Karrnathi force they had been fighting with and then led his men to attack the flank of the larger force, and in doing so relieving the beset main Brelish units and thus saving the day. All of this was learned though from sources other than Granthum himself, who was the only man from this area in his company and never spoke of it.
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