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We spoke at some length with the famous and infamous Cathak Cal.  I sympathize with his plight, I suppose, disgraced much as I was, but an old hunter would make a dangerous if useful contact.  Almun also tried to make a firedust deal with a guild trader--one he has no intention of honoring, I understand--but the trader suddenly rushed away for no apparent reason.  What a strange man.
 
We spoke at some length with the famous and infamous Cathak Cal.  I sympathize with his plight, I suppose, disgraced much as I was, but an old hunter would make a dangerous if useful contact.  Almun also tried to make a firedust deal with a guild trader--one he has no intention of honoring, I understand--but the trader suddenly rushed away for no apparent reason.  What a strange man.
 
I returned to my lady for a time, but then Almun apparently picked a fight with the Second General of the Tri-Khan!  I fear I will never understand the Delzan.  They stepped outside, taking half the party with them.  Almun put on a great show; I could see that he wasn't fighting at his full capacity, even discounting his obviously supernatural powers.  Though he eventually triumphed, it appeared that the General was a far stronger fighter and that Almun won thanks only to his powers (as the dragonblood he appeared to be).  Then, as the duel ended and the combatants headed off for a drink together -- again, strangeness -- we smelled a foul stench and discovered that the ambassador from Gem, one Sardonyx, had summoned a group of demons in the main room!  I reached behind a pillar to hide it from sight as I summoned my glass blade from Elsewhere; I knew I had not the unarmed skill of either Almun or the General.  I knew also that I must be cautious in my use of charms under the eye of all the Realm soldiers; any hint of my true nature would undoubtedly provoke them to attack us as demons as well.  But why would Sardonyx call up these foul beasts in the midst of a party?  Surely not just to assassinate someone..!
 
I returned to my lady for a time, but then Almun apparently picked a fight with the Second General of the Tri-Khan!  I fear I will never understand the Delzan.  They stepped outside, taking half the party with them.  Almun put on a great show; I could see that he wasn't fighting at his full capacity, even discounting his obviously supernatural powers.  Though he eventually triumphed, it appeared that the General was a far stronger fighter and that Almun won thanks only to his powers (as the dragonblood he appeared to be).  Then, as the duel ended and the combatants headed off for a drink together -- again, strangeness -- we smelled a foul stench and discovered that the ambassador from Gem, one Sardonyx, had summoned a group of demons in the main room!  I reached behind a pillar to hide it from sight as I summoned my glass blade from Elsewhere; I knew I had not the unarmed skill of either Almun or the General.  I knew also that I must be cautious in my use of charms under the eye of all the Realm soldiers; any hint of my true nature would undoubtedly provoke them to attack us as demons as well.  But why would Sardonyx call up these foul beasts in the midst of a party?  Surely not just to assassinate someone..!
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<To Be Continued>
 

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