And when he would finally depart, He came across Charsi in the sorry streets of the market, which had been left barren of labour by the rampaging crowds now inhabiting it's dampest aisle. And she remarked of his betrayal, which he would not have, thither rushed out of the encampment in a frenzy, and ventured forth barely beyond the horizon by the next day.
And he wrote a letter to the council on the stub of everflowing plunder. Behold I have done an misdeed, for the virtues of everlife thwart me not. As if all was taken from you, it is not enough for the cat. For she is an unusual hospice, ye better remain careful of the rest. And the congregation were at awe of the sign of life.
Now moving through the brush like an excited mongoloid, he reached the plateau that was his destination, the glorious hut collection on-peak. And there he stayed an tenday, greeting the townsfolk. And when he reached the encampment, he took up the matter with the council, staying with them an tenday while eating nothing but stale bread for he had left his purse behind now having only goldcoin on him.
And he brawled with geglash and the elder, for he beared grudge against them over the scum in his treasure chests. And whence he found dead rat in his chest, he bore grudge against Charsi, which he found not in the smithery nor on the streets. SO he went to pluck and plow on the stump in her workshop until there was to be had clarity on the matter. And he found burden in his pleasure.
When the caravan master found him to have his company, aggregil burst forth in fury at him. The conversation did not develop, as the master weeped. And the next day there was a council held, where aggregil would minister onto them. And he sayeth: the devil hath entered into this very site to reclaim vengeance upon the fallen. And was the cat missing so much as the rat was crawling? What manifesy have ye of this when the dawn bringeth forth the moon?
And the congregation would have him, as the militia at arms was set up to defend the perimeter and guard the gates against entry by those possessed with the devil. Aggregil slept in the tent for he feared for them. The next day he would pitch forth a call to go to the mountains to seek for holyi waters. And a rogue minstrel was caught by his mercenary, which claimed to have been an explorer.
Charsi returned from a trade route from the east, bearing news of mysterious nature. So he set off to recover his lost belongings from the hamlet to the south, to transit across the caravan route. While moving through the glens and mires, the voice of the lord spoke to him, saying: fear not the enemy, as I have secured your errands for you already but now. And he beckoned and whirled about. ~sieg heil