Perrinor

Last session, our heroes performed a rare interrogation that didn’t end in a murder! Ash, under the influence of Elias’s Juicy Shaft (single entendre), revealed the series of events that lead to the Scouring of Shaenor and, eventually, to her showing up here in Bad Zamdorf. She had, through inexperience, allowed herself to be found out and tracked by the Mistguard. Filled with guilt and under a closer watch from her father, she made a pact with Hooded Beth, an arch fey held captive in the tidal dungeons beneath Scythcrest Reef, gaining new powers in exchange that she see to it her father dies. She then was brought by Kogar on his trip to the material plane, hoping to trade her off in some political marriage. Learning Elias was also on this plane, she tried to see him, but lost her nerve in the fog outside Kolonie, running away and seeming to Elias to be just an illusion conjured by the fey carapskit.

Heph questioned whether she had any qualms about killing her father, to which she responded she did, but she knew it was the right thing to do. The nature of her pact was such that she was fated to see it through, however the specifics of that turn out. Elias, concerned for her, argued they should be taking it easy on her so as not to end like other interrogations have; see above.

It was about this time that the CCTV Silent Image dropped, and Elias saw Aelos and three Mistguard approaching. Ana disguised Ash as Maho, and the party attempted to draw the Mistguard away while allowing Ash and the Eladrin to escape. However, that was unsuccessful, and a skirmish ensued. In the fight, 17 Eladrin died to Mistguard blades. Aelos chased after Heph, then Elias, then Maho (still disguised as Ash, which Aelos never really figured out even when she got big and started fighting him). Maho held the hourglass gifted to Aelos by the arch fey knows as the Hermit, and which was tied mystically to his years of life. The party discovered that accelerating the flow of sand rapidly aged Aelos, and after a few tricks culminating in Maho swinging it above her head, he was reduced to dust.

The party then stood, the remnants of battle around them, and prepared for next steps. Maho looked at the hourglass and discovered that in its place was the bottle of wine she had gifted to Tertel, opened and partially drunk, with a note affixed to it in the same handwriting as was engraved on the base of the hourglass, reading “The wanderer finds home in others’ hearts”.

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