It does not start well. A charr has penetrated the castle. He must have stumbled upon a crack in the foundation, and we are forced to give chase and cut his throat before he can relay his secret to his warband. We are also forced to continue down the path lest more charr stumble upon the same opportunity. We are fortunate to have Warmaster Casana join us on our mission, but well in to savage lands we find Watchman Pramas. He has taken the Tome of the Fallen from the ceremonial burial ground. This is not good. The spirits need this tome to remain at rest, soon we may have more to fear than the charr as the undead will unleash their frustration upon we who took it. He is too afraid to return it himself, the great coward. I am forced to take it from him. We do not need the added enemies.
I arrive at the cemetary to find the spirits of the fallen in great distress. They are hostile, we will need to fight. We are quickly outnumbered and must retreat. Luckily, a passing unfortunate devourer take their attention and we manage to escape. We regroup and lure them in smaller gangs, their ghostly remains our trophies. Once the book is restored, a spirit thanks us. He tells us that these ghosts are the men who died defending our great wall. He says we should listen to the prophet. The prophet? He must not be speaking of the Flameseeker prophecies. Now is not the time to ponder this though, we must sneak up on the charr camp.
We pick off the ranger groups silently, but as soon as we defeat the leader the Prince prematurely throws up the gates of their fortress. Charr swarm us from all directions, but the Prince is in a fury. He slays the charr, Sohothin causing the smell of burnt fur to waft through the air. We run with Rurik to the wall. He is enchanted by the spirit of Balthazaar, he fights like a God. He demands the watchman throw open the gate to Rin. The gate has been ordered shut upon pain of death, but the Prince promises death if it is not thrown open and in to Rin we go. Stormcaller awaits. We have the mouthpiece now, that he and Erol found back in Surmia. He blows the horn.
An earth shaking scream erupts. The charr fly in a panic, as a sudden downpour of rain extinguishes their flaming pyres. A hope enters all of us. I see our bretheren and captives turn on their jailers and destroy them, and some be destroyed in the process. We find Burntfur. Rin is ours again.
Trumpets in the distance alert us of the king's arrival. Adelbern will be pleased for sure, and proud of his valiant son. It does not end a happy day though. Rurik pushes that we emigrate to Kryta. The king will hear none of it. They quickly become heated, and the Prince is banished forthwith. He has lost his heirdom and favour. He takes his fall from grace in stride though, and still plans to go to Kryta with anyone who will join him. It is our salvation, he believes. I believe it aswell. We will go to Kryta and rebuild. The King will stay in fallen Rin, with no heir or populace. A fool, the king. We must head over the Shiverpeaks. There will be no charr there, we will be safe.
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