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Re: A Rogue's Diary

Posted: Mon May 23, 2016 4:29 pm
by Syreenna
5.23.2016

Trolls are weird.

Naring is possessed by a demon or something. Rutilus has him locked up in a cell in their dungeon, and he’s all crazy, so Lilly had to go question him and get in his head to see what’s going on. Baal and I went with her.

Some half-naked elf lady showed us to his cell. I asked her if she works for Ophinnia, that Madame that hangs around Borrowed Time people, but she didn’t seem to know who that was. She talked like she expected us to take her seriously. How do you take someone serious if they’re not wearing any pants? It was snowing, and I asked her if she gets cold. She said it’s worth it to show off her butt. Elves!

Anyway, I hung out outside Naring’s cell for a little while and watched Lilly in there with him. He seemed to be drinking something that wasn't there and talking to people who weren’t there. Baal was nearby keeping an eye on everyone. After a while, I told him to make sure Lilly got home safe, and I left. I didn’t like it down there. The dungeon. The cells. I felt like I couldn’t breathe, even though I don’t really need to breathe anyway.

Then Tahzani is acting weird lately too. He sent me a letter asking me to get bones from three dead trolls in Jintha’Alor, and if I got the bones (which I did), I was to give them to Lilly (which I did), and not say anything to Tahz about it (which I didn’t). How strange is that—to ask someone to do a job, but tell them not to tell you when it’s finished or ask you any questions about it?

Then last night at Cantina, I was busy trying to cut off this elf girl’s ears, and all of a sudden, Tahz fell down and his mouth was all sealed shut with strange markings on it. That scary-looking troll was there with his flesh-eating bird, and he started talking about voodoo, so I thought he was doing something to Tahz. Then the elf girl cut open Tahz’s mouth with a knife, and he screamed in multiple voices at once. It was a horrible sound! Then some Sanctuary elf healed him up, and Tahz acted like everything was fine again.

Tahz said something about making a deal with the Vilebranch trolls, which live in Jintha’Alor. I wanted to ask him if this all had something to do with the bones I took from there, but the letter said not to say anything to him about it.

I tried to question the big scary-looking troll. Torjusk, I think is his name. But he just went on about Revantusk voodoo and repeated about Tahz making a deal with the Vilebranch, and he wouldn’t even accept a drink from Tahz because he was afraid of whatever voodoo Tahz was mixed up in. He didn’t know anything useful at all, or at least, not that he told me. Then he called me a human again, the jerk.

I followed Tahz when he left to make sure he was safe after all that. He went to Gilneas, down into some tunnel under a river. I have no idea what business trolls might have in the deserted wolfman city, but Lilly was down there with Kogrona sleeping on her lap and a twisted up dead man on the floor. Lilly wasn’t hurt or anything, but she wasn’t her usual self. She seemed troubled. She and Tahz talked about centipedes, and soul eaters, and something eating the soul eaters, and it was all very strange. Then Tahz picked up the sleeping Kogrona and we all left.

I still don’t know what that was all about. I think maybe it’s none of my business unless they want to tell me. I think they’ll be okay now, and that’s all that matters. Besides, he said in his letter not to ask about it, so I guess I won’t.

Trolls are weird.

Re: A Rogue's Diary

Posted: Tue May 24, 2016 4:19 am
by Syreenna
05.23.2016

Two entries in one day. But tonight was crazy--soul-tasting Light-blasting demon-testing aside. Whose idea was it anyway, to use Light as a test against a Forsaken? Luckily, they never got to me.

Sometimes I start to think that maybe elves aren’t as bad as I think, and I should give them another chance. They’ve been around a long time, like since ancient times. They’ve been in the Horde for years now. So the ones that are still here are usually competent at what they do, or they would have been dead by now. That makes them good fighters. Most of them must have adjusted to life among the Horde by now, or they would have been driven out.

Lately, I’ve been allowing myself to get close to some of them. You’d think I’d learn by now that they can’t be trusted. They turn. Eventually, they all turn.

One of the first ones I met, and trained, and mentored, and thought was my friend, later got me flayed and nearly kicked out of The Grim. And it’s gone downhill from there. Every time there’s a serious problem that’s not related to the Alliance, there’s an elf involved. Every time I get close to one, or trust one of them, they betray.

Every. Single. Time.

Causing chaos and mayhem in The Grim in their early days. Aiding Alliance against Horde. Herald to the end of the world. Gaining my favor and affection and then leaving without so much as a word or a note. Not doing the job they were paid for, leaving fellow Horde to certain doom. Trading me to the Alliance in exchange for the freedom of another elf. And on and on and on.....

How many times do I have to get bitten by the same beast before I stop putting my hand out to them?

Shaelie has a human soul. Has she been human all along? Did a human possess her? No…she said if we had known, we wouldn’t have let her in, so she deceived us intentionally. I guess now I know why I thought she was different from other elves. I liked her, before I knew she had been lying to us all this time.

Now she’s not Grim anymore. And Karthok is hunting her. If he catches her, I’m not even going to feel sorry for what he’ll do to her.

I need to remember this. As I always remind myself every time something like this happens. I can’t trust them. I can’t get close to them. I’ll just end up hurt. Or worse.

How long before the others turn on me, or betray the Horde?

How long before Zanas takes out a contract on me or someone I care about?

How long until Kiannis puts a bullet in me or another Grim?

How long until Baal’themar uses his creepy skull-eye powers against The Grim?

They’ll betray. Me or The Grim. Eventually. They all do. There’s not a single elf I’ve ever cared about who hasn’t.

Maybe I just shouldn’t care anymore.

Re: A Rogue's Diary

Posted: Tue Jul 12, 2016 11:53 am
by Syreenna
07.08.16

Midsummer has come and gone.

I once heard of an orcish tradition where orcs who have strayed from their clan return on the last night of Midsummer, drawn to the bonfires. I sat by the bonfire in Brill all night that night, hoping for lost Grims to return. Yichimet, Muatah, Mohan, Guduk, Malstrom, Chavie, Cen, so many others.

The bonfire burned all night, but nobody came back.

I saw Atticus recently though, and that was nice.

I told the King of Rats story in Brackenwall last week. Many Grims came to hear it. It’s been over a decade since the actual event took place. Two years since I last told the story. I think it’s important for new Grims to learn our history.

After the story, Khorvis found an old crate mostly buried in the dirt. There was a book and some vials. The book contained riddles that Khorvis sent someone else to investigate. I wonder if those vials held Maledictus’ old plague. That would greatly help me in my own research.

I will try to get a sample for my next experiment.

Re: A Rogue's Diary

Posted: Fri Aug 05, 2016 4:57 am
by Syreenna
08.04.16

Draenor. Like Outland, but not. In Outland, we faced threats, of course, as we did anywhere we’ve ever gone. Lady Vashj, Prince Kael’thas, Illidan…. But they were just foes to be dealt with. Draenor though--the fel there corrupts from the inside. Akorn. Khorvis. Ul-Rezaj. Now Xek. Is he dead for good? His body is so broken. But Lupin has his soul. He said he might be able to be saved. Those snakes…. Every time we killed one, another took its place. How do you kill a Loa? We should make all the Grim trolls switch to Sandfury religion so Loas don’t come to claim them anymore.

I have had enough of this place. Lupin said he would suggest to the Commander that he give the order for us to move out. Back to the guild hall. In Tirisfal. The Glades look different to me now. They’re not as safe and welcoming as they once were. It’s been nearly a year since I went into that basement there, but my memories—the memories I have of it—are still so clear.

I’m sure wherever we go, Sanctuary will continue to be a thorn in our side. There was a fight in the Wyvern’s Tail that I missed. One of the Purple People struck Khorvis and broke his tusk. So I found a pretty purple elf a few days later and took her ear. I don’t remember her name, but I do remember that she is Cerryan’s woman for…three years, I think she said. Lilly stitched the pretty ear on my head for me where my ear used to be. We did that in the Wyvern’s Tail. Fitting, I think. An ear for a tusk!

Zanas is looking for the Cardman. He put a bounty out for his capture. He promised me I could play with him before he kills him. What wouldn’t I do to that funny talking Draenei? Cut off pieces of his tail and send them to the Aegis. Slice slits in his eyeballs and stick cards in there. WHAT DO YOU SEE NOW, YOU DEMON-LOOKING PIG? Destruction making way for rebuilding? Whatever.

I told Zanas I would help look for the Cardman. He seemed surprised. I don’t think he realizes the depth of the debt I owe him. But I do. Even if he is an elf.

Re: A Rogue's Diary

Posted: Tue Aug 09, 2016 6:13 pm
by Syreenna
08.09.16

Baal’themar finally invited me to see that cabin he was building months ago. But then Nathandiel told him that he’s not allowed to take me there. I don’t know why he hates me so much. I can’t stand him. He’s a jerk. And he’s always mean to me. I want to cut off his stupid dog’s tail and shove it down his throat so he chokes on it. And I want to break all his fingers, because he broke one of Baal’s yesterday for inviting me to their cabin. But I never would. Baal likes him, so I would never hurt him. Even if he is mean to me. A revoked invitation is worse than having not gotten one at all.
Baal likes my new ear. He said he can make me more. He measured me last night for a suit that could make me look pretty. It will be pretty and soft, and some people won’t even know it’s me. I could spy on people without even hiding. Maybe they would be nice to me.

Baal is always nice to me. He’s easy to talk to. I find myself telling him things sometimes. Last night, I started telling him about something I never talked about with anyone before. I told him he could use my alchemy lab to make my new suit. Nobody else knows where it is, except Bernie and his staff, but I’ll show Baal.

Sometimes I feel like I want to go home. But I’m not sure where that is anymore. I’m not content in my hut in the garrison anymore. I’m tired of the cold. I’m tired of the bleak landscape here. Nothing good happened during the time we’ve been in Draenor. Only lots of bad stuff.

Re: A Rogue's Diary

Posted: Mon Aug 22, 2016 4:23 am
by Syreenna
8.21.16

We moved out of the garrison and back to the guild hall in Brill. It seems different than I remember, but it’s the same. So much has happened in the time we were in Draenor.

The Legion has come to Azeroth. So many demons! They’re invading both continents. We fight, but there’s so many of them. And the Alliance is no help. When the demons attack Horde territory, the Alliance seem to help them, forcing us to fight two enemies at once. The Horde is strong and fierce, but there are so many of them! We beat them back in one place, only to have them break through somewhere else.

Some of the Horde went out to sea, to the Broken Shore, to fight demons there. I saw some leaving. I saw Razvaan getting on a ship. I was so surprised, I couldn’t say anything, and then he was aboard, and all I could do was wave. I haven’t seen him since. I don’t know if he survived. I keep wondering, was Lucion with him? On that same ship somewhere? Was he that close and I missed the chance to see him again? I’ll probably never know.

Last time I saw him was during a visit to Orgrimmar when we were mostly fighting in Northrend. It’s been years. I wonder what he would be like now. I wonder what he would think of me now. I know, it doesn’t matter. There’s a war going on. No time for silly thoughts like that. Still, it’s nice to think about something good during breaks from fighting the Legion and Alliance.

Re: A Rogue's Diary

Posted: Sat Dec 31, 2016 5:28 pm
by Syreenna
*In shaky, spidery script, only one name is written on this page. There are jagged slashes made through paper under the name.*

Cerryan Vyel

Re: A Rogue's Diary

Posted: Thu Jan 26, 2017 1:58 pm
by Syreenna
1.26.17

The maggot remembers the corpse.

And now the maggot is dead. For how long, I don’t know. How it happened, I don’t care. Something about the Emerald Nightmare. I hope it he knew pain and terror at the end, enough to wipe that everlasting smirk off his smug face.

I wish I knew where his body was. I would kick it. I would let Rabble eat from it. I would slice off an ear or two.

Even after he beat me, and cut off my ear, and held me over a fire, and threatened my life, there was a time that I respected him and thought it might be nice to get along with him, rather than plotting to hurt him all the time. Then he handed me over to the humans.

Now I feel relief that he’s dead. Sanctuary is weaker without him. Someday, they will get what’s coming to them. Not from me, but from someone. Or something. And I will stand by and watch with great enjoyment.

Re: A Rogue's Diary

Posted: Fri Feb 24, 2017 9:05 pm
by Syreenna
02.24.17

Siane lied. Kex’ti is not dead after all. He is alive and well, by the sounds of it. She paid for her lies though. Shallow wounds by a blade coated with agonizing poison. Too bad it ended as soon as it did. Tricksy elf bitch. I like the little squeaky noises she makes when I cut her.

I saw the cardman last night. I am still filled with dread and hatred with just the sight of his blue shirtless body or the sound of his voice with that distinctive accent. He actually spoke to me, and there was nothing I could do about it. Not right then, not right there--in the creepy spell-induced safety created by the mana elves. But I was reminded that I had promised to send presents to people, and I assured him he wouldn’t be left out.

Two birds, one stone. Maybe even three. Seeing the cardman reminded me of a certain time period, which reminded me of another loose end. Does he know her? Will her suffering upset him, or does he see her as only an extension of me?

As for the third, I may have a new bounty hunter in my purse as well. My last one seems to have gone missing. Figures, of the few elves I’ve ever grown close to, they always seem to disappear.

Aside from all of that, I’m afraid I’m getting sucked back into a war I thought I walked away from. A dangerous war, that I suffered for time and again. He promises this time will be different. This time, I will not be alone. So he says. He gave me a—bodyguard? Soldier? Probably a spy, for him along with whatever else the young man is. I don’t mind so much though. He always talks to me nice, and if he can pull off what he plans, it will be worth the risk. But I won’t be the only one taking the risks this time. I’ve had enough of that.

He has a book that can only be read in the dark. At first, I thought it was just some novelty created by the mages in Dalaran, but I keep thinking there’s something more to it than that. It seems important somehow, and it seems I should know of its importance. But some memories are still lost to me.

Back at the cabin, it’s like a dysfunctional family. Baal is obviously the head of the house. Then there’s the spider-queen-elf. I don’t mind her so much, and her spiders are neat. Then there’s demon-bear-elf and demon-wolf-elf. They are both dangerous. Baal doesn’t deny that, but I don’t think he realizes just how dangerous they are. They need to be put down. Then there’s a frequent guest like some unwelcome uncle, only I seem to be the only one who sees him as unwelcome. He’s a HUMAN, but he doesn’t talk like a human. There’s something odd about that one, but I must be careful. I’ll have to wait until no one else is around to take care of him. I’ll try to make it look like an accident maybe. Overall though, it’s quiet there. Nobody bothers me too much. I even made a little herb garden with a scarecrow made out of demon-wolf-elf’s clothes. I have a funny feeling though, that my quiet days are soon coming to an end.

Re: A Rogue's Diary

Posted: Fri Mar 24, 2017 4:10 am
by Syreenna
03.23.17

I lost two friends today. Three, if I count the troll I was given as a bodyguard.

Zulkaz looked so big and strong, and he had so many weapons. He said he could kill Kex’ti. I had my doubts, but I wanted to believe him. I told him to do it. Kex’ti threatened and questioned me the other day, about Karthok. Zulkaz failed. Sanctuary has him now.

I saw Karthok this morning. There were no "darlings" today. He yelled at me for sending Zulkaz after Kex’ti alone. By yelled, I mean he expressed his disappointment. I don’t think I’ve ever actually heard him raise his voice. Then he ordered me, ordered me to go break into Sanctuary’s guild hall and execute Zulkaz before he could tell them anything. I refused, of course. There was no way I was going to try to get into Sanctuary. They would likely kill me on sight for breaking into their hall. I told Karthok as much. I told him to send a rescue party for Zulkaz instead. But he was mean to me. He didn’t care. He only wanted me to kill Zulkaz. But I couldn’t.

And then I finally pried some details about Karthok’s plans from him. I didn’t want to believe him. I kept waiting for him to tell me the part that would rationalize what he was trying to do, that would make it all make sense. But that part never came. I can’t help him anymore. And through that talk, I wondered if I had ever been his friend at all.

A little while after that, I ran into Lazarus in Dalaran. Lazarus used to always be so nice to me. He must have left The Grim at some point though. I didn’t know. He had a pie with him. He said it was a new recipe—apple cinnamon—and asked me to taste it. So I did. My friend offered me pie, and I took a bite.

It was cursed. Lazarus cursed me. I blacked out. When I woke up, I was chained to a wall, with Kex’ti and Lazarus standing in front of me. (And this only hours after Kiannis threatened me that if I got into any trouble again, he would “rescue” me himself. Probably with a bullet to the head.) Lazarus had cursed me and handed me over to Kex’ti. I didn’t even hear what Kex’ti said to me at first. I couldn’t believe Lazarus did that to me. I thought he was my friend. I was wrong.

Kex’ti questioned me a bit, and threatened to lock me in a metal crate and drop me at the bottom of the sea if I didn’t answer him. I don’t think he realized that I agree that Karthok has to be stopped. I tried to tell him, but Lazarus kept interrupting with some kind of illusion spell or something. And then Kex’ti left, after telling Lazarus to let me go when he was done.

So now I need to try to find a way to find Zulkaz again. I’ve already sent someone to punish Lazarus. And I sent someone else to put an end to Karthok. But if Karthok knows I turned against him, or talked to Sanctuary about him, he’ll probably hunt me.

Baal assured me that I’ll be safe. He even did a blood magic spell on me so he can find me anywhere and know if I’m hurt.

Re: A Rogue's Diary

Posted: Sat Apr 29, 2017 7:30 pm
by Syreenna
4.29.17

Karthok changed Siane back to Vionora. Then he asked me to bring her to him. Maybe she’s to be the Herald again. I wonder why he didn’t just take her then. Anyway, I found her after a long search, and I got her back to the cabin. She didn’t want to help with Accalia, and I figured it would be dangerous to try to make her. She might screw things up. When she learned about who she was recently, she seemed to want to be Siane again. Baal didn’t seem able to help her. I was actually considering taking her to Sanctuary--for her sake, not theirs. They might have someone who could help her. But then she went out for a walk. Rhaen went with her, but somehow the dumb elf escorted her to Stormwind instead of bringing her back, and now some humans have her. I should cut off his ears for that. In fact, I might do just that.

I saw Razvaan again a couple weeks ago. It was in Dalaran, but I couldn’t catch up to him, and I lost him in the crowd. I hired some help to find him. With no word from Zanas in months, and Iroh being more…’hands-on’ than I wanted for this job, I went to Borrowed Time. Rode right up to their gate. I thought I might be filled with arrows for how many were pointed at me. But that elf range Faelenor took the job. He’s been nice enough to me, once he realized I wasn’t there to single-handedly storm their base. His partner could do with losing an ear or two though. She’s one of those elves. Fael seems pretty sure of himself that he’ll be able to find Razvaan. And maybe that will lead me to information about Lucion. I thought maybe I could find a way to work with Borrowed Time again, or at least be on speaking terms with them without having weapons pointed at me. But Fael still holds it against me what I did to Dora that time. He said they all do. Well, screw them. If his leader hadn’t shot off my knee for no reason except just to be cruel, I wouldn’t have had to hurt Dora. To fel with Borrowed Time, to fel with Sanctuary, to fel with everyone who thinks they’re all high and mighty and can look down their nose at me.

I made up with Karthok after what Lazarus and Kex’ti did. He doesn’t judge me. No more than the people at the cabin do. I enjoyed my visit with him. It was comfortable, except for the bad news he gave me—Sanctuary killed Zulkaz. But he killed Kanda, the traitor orphan I took into the Grim years ago only to have her turn on me and join the purple people. I was going to leave Sanctuary alone, and just stay away from. And as far as they know, that’s what I’m doing. But I’ll secretly help Karthok destroy them. They can all burn in felfire or die in the Nightmare, or suffer whatever he has planned for them.

I fight alongside The Grim once a week in the Nighthold to restock my elf ears and scorpid poisons. It feels good to fight with them again, but I think I’ve gotten too used to fighting on my own. Sometimes I go to Inquisition to see the new recruits. It’s mostly quiet there though, outside of the regular attacks on Nighthold or on the battlegrounds.

Re: A Rogue's Diary

Posted: Fri Aug 04, 2017 5:20 am
by Syreenna
8.3.17

So much has happened these past few months.

I’m still helping Karthok with his plans to destroy Sanctuary. Since my last encounter with Lazarus, I’ve had Iroh deliver him a pie, along with a beating. But then I’ve been thinking. Maybe straight out violence isn’t the best way to deal with them. There are many more of them than there are of me. I have the feeling I should be playing the long game with them instead, at least until I find out if Karthok’s plans will be successful. Hopefully, he won’t let me down.

So far, I’ve stolen some relics from Silithus for him, and I killed an elf in Suramar. Both were easy jobs, but I’m not sure why they were important to him. He doesn’t let me in on his plans. He doesn’t talk much to me at all anymore. He said he will destroy Sanctuary. Others say what he’s doing will destroy the whole world. Oh well. If that happens, at least Sanctuary and all the Alliance will be ended. Peace through annihilation.

I haven’t been to the cabin much lately. I am as healed as I will ever be, so it was time to return to the Grim hall and resume my duties there. Besides, barbecues and quiet evenings aren’t really my thing. Sometimes I wonder if that’s what a real family would have been like. I still see many of them at the Cantina, and I may stop back now and then to visit, but my place is with the Grim.

I’m still working on new potions and plagues. There’s an orc guard at the Borrowed Time gate I’ve been experimenting on. He doesn’t know it of course, but he’s an easy target. He likes cookies. He seems nice enough, but Fael crossed a line in how he spoke to me, and he failed in his task to find out what happened to Lucion. So I don’t feel any guilt in using one of his guards as a lab rat.

I don’t know if word of my success with the relics in Silithus has gotten around somehow, or if it’s a coincidence, but I received a strange letter a few days ago about a similar job, but with a much more dangerous target. Qabian was listed as my contact, and he said Borghul was mentioned in a similar letter that he received. Is Borghul the one behind this? Is it him that wants these rare spellbooks? Because, given the history, I’m sure nothing could go wrong in giving such powerful items to a Grim warlock…..

Re: A Rogue's Diary

Posted: Thu Oct 19, 2017 9:02 pm
by Syreenna
10.19.17

Well, I never heard anything more about stealing any rare spellbooks or Borghul planning anything. Maybe the note was just a practical joke from someone?

The guard at Dragonsroost Port is still alive and well. I still take him cookies every now and then to try out a new concoction, or just to get the news there. It seems their base was recently attacked by gnomes who were intent on killing Cobrak. Can’t say I blame them, but it’s still a bit comical to picture little gnomes attacking the Borrowed Time base to try to kill that grumpy orc. The guard has come to look forward to my visits, and cookies, I think. He even invited me on a mission to a haunted house to look for treasure, though his elf partner doesn’t seem too thrilled about having me along.

Qabian caught the girl and gave her to me. I gave her to Baal’themar, as a gift since he made me that pretty elf-skin suit a while back. I’m sure he’ll make a pretty project out of her in his basement before he kills her. I’ll go out and see in a few days, just how pretty her human insides are.

As payback, I recommended Qabian for the position of High Inquisitor when I was asked for my opinion. Nevermind that I would have recommended him anyway, even if I didn’t owe him a favor. He’s the only Grim who seems to care about doing anything other than fighting demons these days. But if I can use this recommendation as payment for the favor I owed him, then I’m fine with being in the clear.

Unfortunately, immediately after, he named me as his assistant. I couldn’t very well refuse after the Commander had just punched Qabian in the face for being flippant about the position and serving the Mandate. So now it’s back to doing paperwork and babysitting Supplicants. It’s not all bad though. I can make applicants being me presents, and make Supplicants to my bidding, and watch their reactions when Awatu tells them never to kneel after I’ve instructed them to always kneel to show respect to Grim officers. I’m not thrilled about answering to an elf, but at least it’s Qabian. He’s not that bad.

I went with Karthok’s soldiers and ransacked an Alliance base. I got a strange book from the office there. The cover feels like flesh and looks like it has tattoos on it. It’s called “The Twilight Canticle.” I didn’t give it to the soldiers I was with, or the annoying ogre who went with us. Karthok would probably want it if he knew I had it, but he doesn’t. I wonder if the book is worth anything, and to who.

Re: A Rogue's Diary

Posted: Thu Jan 11, 2018 11:52 pm
by Syreenna
12.3.17

I got myself an early Winter’s Veil present today. He won’t be yelling “Surprise Bitch” at anyone else again, ever. Not with his throat cut and then his body consumed by purple flames.

Was he following me, or was it just coincidence? What else would he have been doing out near Andorhal? Whatever it was, he found me on the farm I recently bought out there. It’s a nice little place. I’m working on building a room under the barn to move my alchemy lab to. But I couldn’t have him of all people knowing where I live.

He surprised me for the last time when he attacked me in the herb garden.

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12.7.17

I got another early Winter’s Veil present. Two in one week. I must have been a very good girl this year!

Symorick Tyrrell—former Inquisitor of the Scarlet Crusade, former doctor for Eternal Aegis, former living human paladin. I found his grave, and I found a necromancer.

Luckily the Light within him from being a paladin seemed to have corrupted him enough to make it possible for Malkaris to raise him from the grave as my new undead pet. Thanks to Malkaris, measures have been taken to make sure Doctor Tyrrell has to be a loyal and obedient pet.

Now, instead of healing Alliance, he hunts them. I told him he could use the barn for slowly disposing of any Alliance he wanted to play with, on the condition he especially hunt Twilight Empire members and his former Aegis companions. If he ever gets any of them in the barn, I want to see them.

Re: A Rogue's Diary

Posted: Fri Jan 12, 2018 12:04 am
by Syreenna
01.11.18

Cantina was interesting last week.

Not least of all because I have no felling idea sometimes who’s who anymore. Stupid Nightmare. I am Grim. I know I am Grim. So why does that feel so confusing lately just because of a stupid dream! I know who’s Grim and who’s not Grim. So why do I keep doubting it?

Anyway, Selash was there, asking about his stupid daughter who likes to threaten me. He was giving money for information about who she’s been talking to. So of course, I had to chime in. I guess he didn’t believe me, even though he paid for the information. Alaur didn’t say anything about it during my last cookie delivery to the gate, so he probably didn’t talk to him about it yet, or if he did, didn’t tell him where he got the information.

Turns out drinking holy water hurts my new pet, even though he tries to act tough. Siane came in while he was having his second round of bottles of the stuff, and the two whispered together. When she saw me with Geo’s mechanical hand, she tried to take that from me, now she’s whispering to my new pet. Why can’t she just leave my new toys alone? I swear sometimes, that girl is just ASKING to be stabbed!

I wonder if Selash will ask demand his money back. Might be a good idea to avoid him for a while.