Onesday, 4th Hand of Reaping
We finally made it, and with the season in favor of Duceus, the village was crowded with tents and pavilions colored in His fashion, with some colored to the other God's scattered around the perimeter of the majority red and orange. The discussion with Varo, Highlord of Battles was very short, and very brief, a fitting style for a man of his monstrous size. After saying farewells, and quips of jest made to each other, I followed the guidance of the coin, which for Varo told him that I must go to the sole tent of Tomes, and found a non-leashed Witch inside. Tempted to uphold the law, and subjugate, or slay the witch was on the forefront of my mind, but she used her vile magic to stop me. Weirdly enough, she gave the four of us a requisition order, five Silver Pieces worth of equipment for our travels, and my new 'orders'...
Twosday, 4th Hand of Reaping
Just yesterday, I find out that my own mother was a Witch, who previously held the position of this Witch as Wardkeeper of the Throne, on top of the news that the boy we escorted being the last remaining son of the recently deceased King. TO TOP IT OFF, I FIND OUT THAT I WAS THE BASTARD SON OF THE KING BEFORE, CAST OUT WITH MY MOTHER BEFORE I WAS EVEN BORN, AND WHAT'S MORE, I EVEN HAVE A HALF SISTER! She gave me a bad feeling, a chill down my spine, but I had dismissed it then, but I have a strong feeling now. The boy, Tyrus, is missing, and the Witch, Tien, is talking Varo down as though he's a dog being whipped, and what's more, my sister is also missing with him! Conspiracies flood my mind, and various problems arise, with Tien mentioning her feeling her twin now passed, suddenly slain from unknown means. This Wardkeeper MUST be kept safe, for if she dies, the throne can be claimed by ANYONE, even the ones who are responsible for this whole mess! I swear to Syjan now, I WILL protect the throne for the proper heir, even if the Order is my own enemy. I will take up the role of Templar, Lawgiver of the God's Laws if I have too! With my Oath of Honesty, I may have problems, which my mouth may get me in trouble, but with these two brothers, they will be the falsity of my voice.
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