Editing Zal'Kazzir's Adventures with Lady Ahimia

==1. Questions to Lady Ahimia==

==1. Questions to Lady Ahimia==

Which begs the question, my dear; ''*long kiss, coupled with a lingering caress*'' The motives of the Vile perplex me; he violates lord Izrador's sacred symbol; is he arrogant, mad or something more interesting?

Which begs the question, my dear; ''*long kiss, coupled with a lingering caress*'' The motives of the Vile perplex me; he violates lord Izrador's sacred symbol; is he arrogant, mad or something more interesting?

   

   

''"Lover... I cannot hope to beg a parcel of the mind of the Vile.  The elf-kin, I heard, found his way from the forest over a century ago and took to the ways of our people.  I give him account for taste, but his lack of luster defies my Sarcosan blood.  If he once had heart in matters of our ancestory he has long since lost it.  The only thing he holds is the rattle-wind texts of the Sahi star knowledges.  And for his spot on the pew come Shadow Hour, his prayer go unheard because he chooses not to pray with the Devout.  He has only once in my time within the Nail sat aside we Legates during sermon or choir.  Suman tells me he had requested the prayer tomes on occassions of the moon shifts regularly - so perhaps it is there for which he speaks to the Shadow in the North - atop this jagged thorn of obsidian...  The symbol of the Vile?  That is a bastardization that he allowed his orc legions to devise, giving them a prouder place at the hand of the Lord, he called it.  Giving them authority in owning their faith. This he holds sway over some even more so than Lord Sunulael.  I know the truth of it though, he is of elf-kind.  He knows the need to outweigh his heritage in the eyes of the pig-men.  Suman once told us the the thing was first stylized by the orc sometime in the space when the Vile delved under the Spine of the World.  He theorized that it could have meaning to the things under the mountain, if not the men of stone themselves.  A ruin of sorts..."''  

''"Lover... I cannot hope to beg a parcel of the mind of the Vile.  The elf-kin, I heard, found his way from the forest over a century ago and took to the ways of our people.  I give him account for taste, but his lack of luster defies my Sarcosan blood.  If he once had heart in matters of our ancestory he has long since lost it.  The only thing he holds is the rattle-wind texts of the Sahi star knowledges.  And for his spot on the pew come Shadow Hour, his prayer go unheard because he chooses not to pray with the Devout.  He has only once in my time within the Nail sat aside we Legates during sermon or choir.  Suman tells me he had requested the prayer tomes on occassions of the moon shifts regularly - so perhaps it is there for which he speaks to the Shadow in the North - atop this jagged thorn of obsidian...  The symbol of the Vile?  That is a bastardization that he allowed his orc legions to devise, giving them a prouder place at the hand of the Lord, he called it.  Giving them authority in owning their faith. This he holds sway over some even more so than Lord Sunulael.  I know the truth of it though, he is of elf-kind.  He knows the need to outweigh his heritage in the eyes of the pig-men.  Suman once told us the the thing was first stylized by the orc sometime in the space when the Vile delved under the Spine of the World.  He theorized that it could have meaning to the things under the mountain, if not the men of stone themselves.  A ruin of sorts..."''  

''*Thoughtfully, with another soft kiss*'' Or perhaps their loyalty is to someone else? ''*kiss*'' Vrolk seems to have no shortness of shadowy patrons and would-be masters... ''*kiss*'' I had always thought of the Vile as Lord Sunalel's creature, as much as any elf is ever true, but recently I have heard tell of another elf-traitor, a porcelain-skinned arch-magus and rival, despite his lack of faith, to Lord Sunalael. Does the Vile hold any true alliegence? Or are his loyalties as fickle as his faith? And what of this other Elf? The pawns upstairs seem to think that someone has hidden Vrolk's treasured eye from him; the act of a potential master to insure his loyalty, perhaps? Or something else?

''*Thoughtfully, with another soft kiss*'' Or perhaps their loyalty is to someone else? ''*kiss*'' Vrolk seems to have no shortness of shadowy patrons and would-be masters... ''*kiss*'' I had always thought of the Vile as Lord Sunalel's creature, as much as any elf is ever true, but recently I have heard tell of another elf-traitor, a porcelain-skinned arch-magus and rival, despite his lack of faith, to Lord Sunalael. Does the Vile hold any true alliegence? Or are his loyalties as fickle as his faith? And what of this other Elf? The pawns upstairs seem to think that someone has hidden Vrolk's treasured eye from him; the act of a potential master to insure his loyalty, perhaps? Or something else?

It is especially puzzling ''*running his fingers lightly down Ahimia's spine*'' that he would put any faith in them at all; certainly he must have a back-up plan in case they fail to arrive on time, or are waylaid en route. How does Vrolk expect them to reach him on time? Has he some sort of transportation planned, perhaps that we might use? Or is there some other way we can travel quickly, should the need arise?   

It is especially puzzling ''*running his fingers lightly down Ahimia's spine*'' that he would put any faith in them at all; certainly he must have a back-up plan in case they fail to arrive on time, or are waylaid en route. How does Vrolk expect them to reach him on time? Has he some sort of transportation planned, perhaps that we might use? Or is there some other way we can travel quickly, should the need arise?   

Master Suman ''*looking suddenly furious in memory of his murdered teacher; but regaining composure, seemingly with great effort*'' told me that many had left with Vrolk for his ritual, and that three were to be 'initiated', but he never had the chance to explain what they were to be initiated into; do you know?  

Master Suman ''*looking suddenly furious in memory of his murdered teacher; but regaining composure, seemingly with great effort*'' told me that many had left with Vrolk for his ritual, and that three were to be 'initiated', but he never had the chance to explain what they were to be initiated into; do you know?  

''*Looking more serious, with smoldering, seething anger*'' I am sorry to have dampened our pleasure with the memory of the foul treachery that cost wise master Suman his life. He was like a second father to me ''*looking away, hands clenched*''

''*Looking more serious, with smoldering, seething anger*'' I am sorry to have dampened our pleasure with the memory of the foul treachery that cost wise master Suman his life. He was like a second father to me ''*looking away, hands clenched*''

I will avenge his murder, and I will continue his work. If you will help me, I will do all I can to do justice for him. I will need to gather some of his notes and papers from his room, and I will also need to collect a few of the things the pawns have left upstairs, but after we do that, we can pursue the Sarcosans and find the spy. If we can't find him, we can intercept him at Vrolk's ritual site; the Shadow's Shame the pawns killed said as much before he attacked them.

I will avenge his murder, and I will continue his work. If you will help me, I will do all I can to do justice for him. I will need to gather some of his notes and papers from his room, and I will also need to collect a few of the things the pawns have left upstairs, but after we do that, we can pursue the Sarcosans and find the spy. If we can't find him, we can intercept him at Vrolk's ritual site; the Shadow's Shame the pawns killed said as much before he attacked them.

==2. Observations==

==2. Observations==

==3. Actions/Goals==

==3. Actions/Goals==