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The rumor mill is abuzz with the news that a group of bandits attempted to hold up the nobles in the Sundren Comfort late last night when a dagger-wielding woman retaliated. An unknown archer companion of hers laid two of the bandits low, even pinning a mage to the wall through his mouth as he tried to cast a spell. Witnesses remarked that the woman, rumored to be the daughter of Nicantor Meriadoc, yelled battle cries more commonly associated with Illuskan barbarians than women of standing even as she soaked her beautiful gown with the lifeblood of her foemen.
Some nobles remark, half jesting and half seriously, that the bandits were Evelyn's own bodyguards that had grown restless without a piratical outlet at sea and so Lady Meriadoc was forced to put them down before her connections to the bandits were discovered.
The servants tell a different story, of Evelyn dancing like the heroes of storys, and even of her swinging from a chandelier! A barmaid speaks of a dashing, yet creepy rogue that saved her life.
The mage's body stands pinned as it was even now, being preserved from odor by a priest's spell, as a warning to future bandits. There are also rumors the man that took the shot just paid the owner to keep it there for a few days.
Some nobles remark, half jesting and half seriously, that the bandits were Evelyn's own bodyguards that had grown restless without a piratical outlet at sea and so Lady Meriadoc was forced to put them down before her connections to the bandits were discovered.
The servants tell a different story, of Evelyn dancing like the heroes of storys, and even of her swinging from a chandelier! A barmaid speaks of a dashing, yet creepy rogue that saved her life.
The mage's body stands pinned as it was even now, being preserved from odor by a priest's spell, as a warning to future bandits. There are also rumors the man that took the shot just paid the owner to keep it there for a few days.
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