(This is a book that is currently in the possession of Aellwenn. But there are two other copies available in the scholars' archives in Bree. This book is an in-game item based on actual events that have taken place on the server. After a decade away from the characters surrounding these events and returning after a hiatus myself. I have taken the liberty to put them out on the archives and show how the characters involved fair a decade after these happenings. This is for character development purposes and to fill in the gaps in a dormant storyline. To all that were involved, it was fun playing with you. And I hope to do the players involved justice.)
Prologue:
"Bree-land is filled with beauty, from the rolling hills to its sweet-smelling orchards. We are an independent people. Belonging to no one but ourselves. Nature is our dearest friend. We are light of heart and spirit. Some might say we are simple folk. Perhaps to outsiders, this is true, regardless of these views we were welcoming and hospitable to these outsiders. But what happens when foreigners take advantage of this hospitality? Well, my fellow Bree-lander, this is where movements begin. In this book, you will find a record of events surrounding a particular foreigner. A foreigner that you may know as 'The Lady' these events came to be known as Nobility's Sin. It has been a decade since her raid on our society, younger, she was then. Only a fresh-faced girl of sixteen years. But do not let that fool you. Her associates were the ruin of our peace and the disrupter of our sanity."As quoted by an anonymous source these records are for public view and the scholars in the local archives are not to be held accountable for recording history whether it be positive or negative, that has taken place in the region. The opinions of the scholars are impartial to this and seek only to do what their occupation requires and that is to give knowledge to those who seek it. To educate Bree-landers who have the will and ambition for it. All we ask is that you treat this book with care and that the reader remembers that we are not to be held responsible for whatever audiences do with this knowledge. Without further ado, our story begins.
