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Sunday, January 12
Death in Rom'Myr
The last session was a continuation of coming to grips with the denizens of the Pale Knight's Palace. They had indeed returned to the Aticorn with the 8 threads from the vampire lord’s cloak, and the creature of Faerie did release the party from the peculiar geas laid upon them. But they had left the young Violet behind in the nightmarish palace. None of the warriors could look each other in the eye if they left their potential meal-ticket lost and uncashed. So instead of pushing on to the realative safety of Le Freniae, the party turned around and marched back to the ruined structure which just last night held an alien conclave and was racked by terrible explosions. The daylight did little to relieve the gloom saturating the steep, forest hollow. Once inside they wasted little time plowing to the room of dragon eggs and the broken throne room. The 3 eggs which were left behind last night appear now to be gone. The throne room was appropriately barren, but the unbelievable events which overtook the group last in this room left behind signs of the awful reality which had transpired.
Clues
wrapped in a dropped communique hinted at deep conspiracy on now a
cosmic scale. But nothing yet seen prepared them for the colossal
marble snake coiled in the center of it’s room of rampage. Not a
hallucinatory dream after all. Stone it was made and still it
breathed and slumbered. Above the beast, as if suspended like an
acrobat, the silvery beauty, the alien and powerful Aladonia floated
like a billowing cloud over the rubble. Her advisory, the grotesque
talking hair-skin thing, was no where in sight. An unoccupied alchemy
lab provided insight on the child-snatching which they were bearing
witness to. Their
bowels turned to water as a closing, suffocating trap threatened a
TPK
and
still no sign of the lovely Violet. Questions dogged their every
step; what with the stealing of children? What was the significance
of multiple dimensions filled with strange beings? And how was all
this going to pay?
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