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Tallyden

 Name: Tallyden the Soon Mystic

Assets: Sighted, Long-Arm, Animal Kin

Edge: 1

Heart: 2

Iron: 2

Shadow: 1

Wit: 3


Current Vows

Background: (Epic) I will discover the magical secrets of the Iron Pillars that dot the Ironlands.

Vow 1: (Formidable) I swear to find and fix the trouble in the village

Vow 2:(Formidable) I will protect Parkik

Vow 3: (Dangerous) I will find the Haunt's Body. 

Vow 4: (Extreme) I will travel with Parkik to his home.

Completed Vows

(Dangerous) I swear to duel Rodrick's son with poise and tradition in mind.


Bonds

Steadfast Community, a small community nestled on the northern flooded lands. Just south of the Haven's border and run by the Mystics of the town. Heads of families meet and discuss community matters. They've all agreed to aid Tallyden become a mystic. (There is a secret trouble in the community. Something dark, something secret from the most common of people.)

Racha- The mystic before Ithella become one. Her demeanor is motherly and she's losing some of her mental acuity but don't underestimate the Mother of Potions and Talismans. She is still called on to cure diseases and heal the sick. 

Ithella- A Mystic to be feared. Her intensity is only tapered by her divine knowledge of things that may come to be. The winds answer her beck and call more often than most mystics. She is a strong diviner. 

Parkik- An expert with duel blades for someone so young. Him and Tallyden faced a Basilisk which began the foundation for their bond. Tallyden will be traveling with him when he returns to his northern circle at the foothills of the mountains. 

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                 The morning came with a shake from Parkik. Our captives were still asleep. He whispered in my ear. “More are coming.”             I got up and grabbed my staff. I looked around the cave and said, “I’ve got an idea.”             Within a few moments Parkik and I were dressed in the cultist robes and as the group were coming into the Rift of Edda I had my fingers on the neck of the unconscious Order members. They’d be awake soon, but I had an idea.             The leader of the new group entered the cave first and said, “Brothers, have we succeeded?”             “No sir.” I said. “The spell backfired. The Pillar did something to the magic and it created a backlash.”             The lie tasted nasty on my lips but the man was convinced. I continued.             “The spell addled their minds. We came after the worst of it settled and these are the last ones alive. I don’t recommend going further into the Rift. Reality seems to be unstable and chaotic back there

Entry 11- Housekeeping

             The meeting began with a clamor. In the main long house smoke rose to the roof and went out. There were meats hanging at the top of the room drying and smoking. The wooden structure always had a raging fire, it was the main building during winter and the meeting hall for any of the family gatherings. This is one of those moments. The families had all been called. Heads of households with their partners or other important members. Racha keep a weary eye on everyone, still angered by the loss of the healing hut, especially so close to winter.             I was tasked with gathering information on the other members in the list. So, I set about doing that. The community knew me and trusted me, for the most part. The conversations went smoothly, my wit saved me for the most part. The hardest was with one family when I found out two of the names were twins and the heirs to their family’s future. I reported it back to Racha and she nodded solemnly. We knew our plan. We were goi

Entry 7- Travels and Fights

 (This is a longer post because so much happened.)                 Parkik and I were sitting on the storehouse steps and he repeated, “So. You need to grab this body to help finish your trial of spirit. The fact that this body is west of the town means that it will cross the path of that Basilisk. Sounds like you’ll be able to kill two birds with one stone here. You and I can go handle the Basilisk and then recover this dead body.”             I looked at this guy. “So, we’re going to do this? Together?”             “Yes! Basilisk and body. It can’t be too hard!” Parkik said.             “Alright, it’s going to be a small journey… prepare yourself. I need to talk to Ithella and Racha…apologize and get my staff back.”             I got up at that point and Parkik was on his way to prepare the supplies for the journey.             Before we parted, Parkik said, “We’ll meet beside the iron pillar on the road out of the town.”             I nodded without looking at him and the