Our Heroes find their way to the Temple of the Peacock Spirit, a complex high in the northern Varisian mountains where an ancient cult from the Runelord's time is rumored to be found. They travel by way of the Viridian Transendence, a ritual that involves singing and dancing. Yes, even Antwon. And of course Nelson joined in. That should not have been a question I wouldn't think. Most of the inhabitants just waved The Party through, saying something about "He wants to meet with you." There was almost a fight with some Wereboars, but a quick shiv to the leader's kidney sorted shit out right quick. Then a long bridge, and a nice cathedral where the party cleaned out some haunted paintings and ALMOST kept from pissing everyone off just long enough to get some lunch. Maybe next time. I hear they have a nice buffet. Then downstairs - some demons, and some other strange dudes, and a weird feathery freak who spoke of himself in third person and called...
The following notes were circled within Professor Lorrimor’s journal that you were given as part of your inheritance: 12th August, 4697 (10 years ago) My research is progressing well. I recently met with a Holy Warrior who claims to have rescued an individual who had the blood of the undead flowing in his veins. The individual also claimed to have been tortured and was the subject of strange rituals conducted upon him by a group of men who were part of a sect of The Whispering Way. It would appear that my assumptions were correct and that The Whispering Way is more than just a cabal of necromancers. I see that now. Undeath is their fountain of youth. Uncovering their motivation does not place me at ease as I thought it might. Their desire to be eternal simply makes them more dangerous. 27th July 4707 (Current Year) My research into the Whispering Way continues, alas somewhat in vein. The trail that I began to follow almost a decade ago now has grown cold. I have ...
Here is a note, unfinished, found in the chambers that most likely belonged to Jerribeth the Glabrezu Demon, 'sister' to Arueshalae the succubus. No, I don't know what 'sister' means in the context of demons. Arueshalae isn't talking about it, either, and seems ashamed of the entire affair.
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