Trial of Sacrifice: Athaelos
Posted: Sat Sep 29, 2018 2:55 am
It didn't take much to fulfill my Trial of Sacrifice...I had already been so alienated from my House, the most effort was put into hunting down the last of them. Upon my recruitment as a Supplicant into The Grim, Inquisitor Qabian had asked if I would be able to cast aside my title of "Lord" and leave my House to prove loyalty to The Grim...and I thought about it, very long...very hard. I had realized it was time to put House Crimsonvein into the past...a permanent fixture of Sin'dorei history. That I did.
There were seven targets, six of which never left Silvermoon City...nor strayed far from the manor. The diplomats and scholars fell to my glaives swiftly, and with plenty of evidence of their demise. I took their signets as proof of my kill, I assume you found them in this envelope. Do pardon the blood.
The seventh target, was perhaps the ...easiest kill to choose... My sister, Vaelanas Crimsonvein, Paladin of the Silver Hand. I had no qualms in killing her. Since my return to Silvermoon City, she had made my life nothing but a living hell. I relished her screams and pathetic cries as I cut her down. Her necklace a trophy of my kill, one I'd wish to keep once this has been read.
I shed no tears for my House as the last fell. I am relieved of my ties of my former life to better serve The Mandate and The Grim. My Lordship, as much as The Grim enjoyed the joke, is no more. My life for The Horde. My life for the Mandate. My life for The Grim.
There were seven targets, six of which never left Silvermoon City...nor strayed far from the manor. The diplomats and scholars fell to my glaives swiftly, and with plenty of evidence of their demise. I took their signets as proof of my kill, I assume you found them in this envelope. Do pardon the blood.
The seventh target, was perhaps the ...easiest kill to choose... My sister, Vaelanas Crimsonvein, Paladin of the Silver Hand. I had no qualms in killing her. Since my return to Silvermoon City, she had made my life nothing but a living hell. I relished her screams and pathetic cries as I cut her down. Her necklace a trophy of my kill, one I'd wish to keep once this has been read.
I shed no tears for my House as the last fell. I am relieved of my ties of my former life to better serve The Mandate and The Grim. My Lordship, as much as The Grim enjoyed the joke, is no more. My life for The Horde. My life for the Mandate. My life for The Grim.