June 30, 1989: Tending to our wounds first, we then questioned the captive, and did not learn much of value from him. Setting Steven to keep watch over him, we set on through the room with the zombies, only to have him overpower Steven and attempt to escape. The rest … Continue reading →
June 29, 1989 Planning their attack on the guard, the party moves to strike, only to be thwarted as the guard changes Waiting for a brief time to ensure the changeover is complete, I-na’Queh and Melrose attacked the guard outpost. This would have been a good thing, except that in … Continue reading →
June 26 – 29, 1989 Fortunately, within the next day or so, Qan and I-na’Queh both arrived, and upon hearing of the attack, I-na’Queh healed Melrose, and also learned Melrose’s secret, yet promised to keep it safe. Following a few days of rest and recuperation, the party, minus Sarmad, who … Continue reading →
June 18 – 29, 1989 Awakened about 5 am by Melrose and Sarmad, they set out with the intent of going to Al-Wazif. Spending one night at an Imperial Way-station, Sarmad sleeps with a serving wench, Gwen The next day they come upon the burning remains of a wagon that … Continue reading →
June 17, 1989: The following day, after a morning spent singing and making up new songs, for which he earned $28, Giulio is accosted by Gundred who is upset with him for not telling her where he had gone. Promising to let her know in the future, he, I-na’Queh and … Continue reading →
Yibyorak: Getting to know you, getting to know all about you… Having been brought together by the fortuitous coincidence of each of us encountering one of Lady Gundred’s servitors, we meet; and are introduced to one another, more or less. Lady Gundred and her entourage are preparing to make their … Continue reading →
Prologue Giulio’s story: My name is Giulio Elhalyn di Medici, and I was born into a large family — eight brothers and six sisters still living. I once had another brother, my twin — Regis, but he got killed by a horse when we were about three. Even though I … Continue reading →
