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At the Murder of Crows nightclub, during an Open Mic night, [[Floyd]] was tracking spectres when he was surrounded by the shadow-eaten, led by [[The Bullet Man(NPC)|The Bullet Man]] - an assassin for hire. After informing Floyd that the "Masters" have contracted his obliviation, Floyd fled the Murder of Crows to to get jumped by Shades. An unlikely passerby, [[Adeline]], helped Floyd escape the sniper crosshairs of the Bullet Man. | At the Murder of Crows nightclub, during an Open Mic night, [[Floyd]] was tracking spectres when he was surrounded by the shadow-eaten, led by [[The Bullet Man(NPC)|The Bullet Man]] - an assassin for hire. After informing Floyd that the "Masters" have contracted his obliviation, Floyd fled the Murder of Crows to to get jumped by Shades. An unlikely passerby, [[Adeline]], helped Floyd escape the sniper crosshairs of the Bullet Man. | ||
==2020.07.14== | ==2020.07.14== | ||
| − | At Absinthe and Arsenic, Sin-Eater was preparing to spend another day in vigil over the dead of Prospect when she was met by [[Morden(NPC)|Morden]], a Pardoner. Their conversation turned dark, as it appeared that Morden was a heretic, espousing release to Oblivion as the only true peace a soul might find and begged Sin-Eater to leave Prospect to tend to another flock. Sin-Eater refused, claiming she would remain vigil no matter the thoughts of others and Morden departed. | + | At Absinthe and Arsenic, [[Sin-Eater]] was preparing to spend another day in vigil over the dead of Prospect when she was met by [[Morden(NPC)|Morden]], a Pardoner. Their conversation turned dark, as it appeared that Morden was a heretic, espousing release to Oblivion as the only true peace a soul might find and begged Sin-Eater to leave Prospect to tend to another flock. Sin-Eater refused, claiming she would remain vigil no matter the thoughts of others and Morden departed. |
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| + | Following on the trail of [[Plot:Life and Death|Life and Death]], Floyd - now a Risen, begins to hunt for something stranger. Going to the Coroner's Office he meets [[Kinsey]], Prospect County Medical Examiner and Medium. They discuss the dead bodies found on the Tamerlane and Floyd relays info he has received from several sources. He realizes that the Risen who were aboard the Tamerlane were neither Aztec nor cult members, casting a shadow over the events of the Tamerlane. | ||
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Latest revision as of 23:03, 27 October 2020
2020.07.13
At the Murder of Crows nightclub, during an Open Mic night, Floyd was tracking spectres when he was surrounded by the shadow-eaten, led by The Bullet Man - an assassin for hire. After informing Floyd that the "Masters" have contracted his obliviation, Floyd fled the Murder of Crows to to get jumped by Shades. An unlikely passerby, Adeline, helped Floyd escape the sniper crosshairs of the Bullet Man.
2020.07.14
At Absinthe and Arsenic, Sin-Eater was preparing to spend another day in vigil over the dead of Prospect when she was met by Morden, a Pardoner. Their conversation turned dark, as it appeared that Morden was a heretic, espousing release to Oblivion as the only true peace a soul might find and begged Sin-Eater to leave Prospect to tend to another flock. Sin-Eater refused, claiming she would remain vigil no matter the thoughts of others and Morden departed.
2020.10.28
Following on the trail of Life and Death, Floyd - now a Risen, begins to hunt for something stranger. Going to the Coroner's Office he meets Kinsey, Prospect County Medical Examiner and Medium. They discuss the dead bodies found on the Tamerlane and Floyd relays info he has received from several sources. He realizes that the Risen who were aboard the Tamerlane were neither Aztec nor cult members, casting a shadow over the events of the Tamerlane.
