Editing Morro (section)

== Background ==
They say Talingarde is the greatest nation in the world, noble, peaceful, kindly. Morro considers it a lie. He was an orphan, alone, hungry, desperate and uncared for. Then the cloaked man came out of the rain one night to speak to him and take him it. It was not meant as an act of charity, it was recruitment. The Thousand Iris Society was a group that had delved into the dark and the esoteric for secrets of power, but did not worship the evil gods themselves.

The power of the universe was meant for mortals, they said, the advancement of self a great thing. Morro was one taught and trained in harsh, mystic disciplines. It was a simple arrangement. He would serve as the hands of the masters leading the Iris, and when they seized power, dutiful service would be rewarded greatly.

Sir Balin of Karfeld ultimately cut the dreams of the Thousand Iris short, shattering their headquarters. Morro fought against soldiers in the inquisitor's escort, killing some but was overwhelmed. Sir Balin's judgement was that, though not worshipers of evil, the Thousand Iris Society spread the profane and thus the surviving members, such as Morro, would be burned as heretics.

But Morro had not faced his past ordeals only to melt in fire.