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A small letter is left at the Thayan Enclave for a man of Allan's description.
Accompanying the succinct note is a suede journal that was only recently purchased, and the freshness of the ink scribed within suggests that the author jotted everything down in a few sleepless evenings of work. Only a very small selection of the journal's poetry and sonnets covers happier topics: survival, joy, romance, kin and strength of faith.
The vast majority are funerary psalms --- each predated with a deceased's name, cause of death, time of death and place of burial --- with the oldest record being circa 1190 DR. While there's a generous mix of humans and elves familiar to the author among the interred, there are more unnamed Zhentarim agents and highwaymen than anything else.
It appears that every tenant of the graveyards of Sestra, Viridale, Aquor, the Necropolis, Mossdale and Sundren's capital are listed with something devoted to their memory. Several major events in the valley's history, such as the Battle for Arbiter's Stand and the Day of Broken Blades, are also honored in detail.
I apologize for not knowing your name, but I recall your asking into reading some of the material I've penned. I understand that it isn't the greatest writing in the world, nor is it everyone's preference. However, I hope it provides a modicum of entertainment at the very least.
Lasvi
Lasvi
The vast majority are funerary psalms --- each predated with a deceased's name, cause of death, time of death and place of burial --- with the oldest record being circa 1190 DR. While there's a generous mix of humans and elves familiar to the author among the interred, there are more unnamed Zhentarim agents and highwaymen than anything else.
It appears that every tenant of the graveyards of Sestra, Viridale, Aquor, the Necropolis, Mossdale and Sundren's capital are listed with something devoted to their memory. Several major events in the valley's history, such as the Battle for Arbiter's Stand and the Day of Broken Blades, are also honored in detail.
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