With the flying Brick, I mean Fortress, I've been allowed more time to
think. It's strange just a few short months ago I was traveling along with a
band of thieves, murders and etc. You know a normal traveling band of misfits.
And now, here I am and nothing really changed that much. Sure the only real
thief is me, but they got the whole murdering thing down.
I wonder what a bard would say about this group. A divine mission, a corrupt
prince and his loyal duke, a warring nation, Deities, and devils, it almost has
all the trademarks of an epic story. The only thing stopping it is what lies
ahead. Or is it, what lies behind?
My thoughts kept wondering back to the dragons and their attack on the werewolf
duke Lupik. Would Lupik be expecting this? Would the dragons win? I could see,
will imagine, a city being attacked by dragons. Then it hit me again. Though we
are not there, we have sent another devastating destruction upon a City. Sure
Lupik and his follows needed to be stopped, but what of the people? Every city
has them, those Innocent, hardworking people. You know, the Suckers and Targets. And before anyone jumps to anything, I have standards;
I don’t take from the poor, just the grandstander rich. Back to the point:
which was what now?
Ah yes, Devastating destruction. It’s seems to follow us everywhere. I am starting
to think that there is some Deity out there making sure things go that way. It
was something that the Blacksmith said, that those crystal eyes I had before
allowed some evil deity watch the group through my eyes. The only trouble is
that he didn’t tell me which deity it could be. In Sardic there were tons of temples
dedicated to different Deities; good and evil.
Gideon, that cleric, has a (a good?) Deity that seems to be doing his own
thing. Destroying evil Temples, (Well having us destroy it, along with part of
the town), along with others things that I haven’t been given the full story on
but that’s normal. He seems to have a mission as well, though he seems just as
much in the dark about his as I am in mine.
Those Deities are eccentric beings, here I’m charged with keeping them safe,
and they won’t give me a good hint as to what I’m really supposed to be doing. Oh sure, I know what I should do, still alive
and finish the quest. But what is the real quest? I can’t help feel that there
is more going on here. Like with Ajara, She claims to be from a place, which
seems to have never been settled by humanoids. If it did it must have been thousands
of years before now. Whatever happened, it is now a hot bed of magical
creatures that are so magical and old that they don’t even come up as magic
anymore.
I really doubt I’ll find any answers here in the magical land. But it will
help Ajara come to better terms that her past. Not that it really matters to
me, I just rather not been at Lupiks. Whoever is pulling strings around us,
wanted the group to go to Lupiks and into the underground catacombs. It’s not
that I don’t trust these people, but I rather not walk into a trap if I can
help it. Well not again anyway. And
their plans seem lacking, as if they think things would just work out because…well
I don’t know why. It hasn’t really been that way with our group.
Issac wants someone to take over for him, and since I’ve been watching him
fly and know what each button does, I’ll do it.
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