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Windseeker

Walking the path through grief

Author: 
Galtharian Crownlight, Calaedor Amalanthian a.k.a. "Mister Lighthouse".

Before you stands a collection of conversations, musings, scribbles, and loose pages discarded from journals, all bearing but one point that connects them all - all wrought in a desperate attempt to pass through the grief that the tragic passing of Cedmon Amalanthian brought onto those that cherished him.

Amalanthian's journey to Bree (part 1 out of 4)

What kind of Adventure is this?: 
Story

Daurrie, the youngest of the sons of Gurni, had once more forgotten to pick up the order of fresh cheese that was awaiting them at the markets of Bree. Lunch was served and the young Silvan handed over the rest of the tavern business to Dal, hoping to be able to rush to Bree and pick up the forgotten crate before the inn would close for the day.

In Your Room, part 2

What kind of Adventure is this?: 
Story

(A continuaution of In Your Room, part 1)

Some few days after the company’s return from Angmar.


A flutter of fabric, over the stairs. Cloaked. Hooded.

In Your Room, part 1

What kind of Adventure is this?: 
Story

Some few days after the company’s return from Angmar.

A silent farewell

What kind of Adventure is this?: 
Story

Galtharian poked his head into the room, glancing around the dusty room cautiously before opening the door fully. His face lit up as he saw the figure inside. He dashed in, unwrapping the parcel he was carrying and setting down the several bottles on the top of the papers and maps on the table. He grabbed two empty mugs from the nightstand next to them, hopping over the books that were stacked all over the floor. 

A short letter left on a patron's bed

What kind of Adventure is this?: 
Story

The letter is neatly folded, the visible side only being labeled with "For Ninimil" in small script. It sits atop the heavy covers decorating a certain patron's bed, presumably having been left there while the room was empty. Once unfolded, the page shows a carefully written note, the handwriting hinting it was written by a scholarly type or someone who has sent one too many letters.

Two jars of salt; memories in Bree

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