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Corley

Sir Corley:

Sir Corley notes the gathering crowd as the procession rides into Elcadan. He tries to keep alert to any potential danger, but sees none. The Duke speaks to the crowd, urging them to gather at the gates to Old Town.

Once at Old Town, Sir Corley will dismount just inside the gates ...

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Sir Corley and his squires are riding towards Elcadan, accompanying the king and Duke Vanarkus. The two men engage in conversation as we approach the large city.

“I imagine that most see this city as a den of corruption, a nest of demons and a place of evil,” King Victor the 7th states ...

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Sir Corley

Sir Corley is has nothing constructive to add to the War Council. His thoughts stray more and more to the fair Lady Ardel, held captive by that foul rodent of a boy. He has the urge to break something, but does refrain from damaging Lady Sallavarians fine home.

When the Duke mentions ...

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"I think that too is a wise choice. We do not need to fight any more than is necessary on this mission. Our best choice is to use those members who are fast, quiet and can use any magick abilities to mask the approach of the Blackhawk, as well as the infiltrators," Validar states.

"My ...

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Sir Corley:

"Last night during my meditations I was informed of just such an occurrence about to happen," Acerion reveals. "I have learned that the Order of the Griffon has been imprisoned in their own house. We must look to this as a situation needing remedy very shortly. We will need those ...

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"I would prefer to be there," Acerion replies, "but indeed I must get myself and my armor clean, and that will be a tremendous undertaking."

“I will alert you if anything unexpected comes up,” Sir Corley vows. “I’ll have a similar task as I have bite marks to work out of my own armor ...

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Sir Corley:

Leaving the strange door behind, we turn our attention to the drow prisoners. They are secured and once the Web fades escorted into the castle’s courtyard. There Crysania uses her priestly skills to win over the guards and they open the front gates allowing our allies to enter. This ...

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Sir Corley:

Sir Corley listens the various opinions offered and the results of Lady Ivy’s divination.

“There is wisdom to your words,” Sir Corley admits. “Perhaps I was too eager to find an easy way to destroy our enemies, but as you say, exchanging one enemy for another isn’t a real solution ...

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Sir Corley:

“You are welcome my friend. Though truth be told I do not think I will engage a Dragon again, its hide turned my weapons aside like leaves in the wind.”

“It’s been my experience, that one rarely chooses to engage a dragon,” Sir Corley says with a laugh. “One tends to be thrust into ...

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Sir Corley watches in grim satisfaction as the dragon egg is destroyed. One less enemy to threaten Cynalon in the days and weeks to come. The passage into the depths of the earth is covered with a wall of iron. Castle Elcadan seem a little more secured.

The Lady Argent finds some ...

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Sir Corley:

“That looks very much like the Ember egg we found in New Keln,” the priestess notes. “This must be another location where the dragon eggs were hid. It must be destroyed.”

Serena will cast were remaining two Magic Missiles into the egg, hoping to destroy it.

“I see,” Sir Corley ...

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"This is not a time of debate nor discussion on matters concerning that beast. It is here, I will face it to whatever end." He says stubbornly. "Consider it a test of valor."

“Let us hope that you are not found lacking, my friend.”

Sir Corley watches in horror as the dragon’s breath ...

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“Though every fiber of my being screams no, I am no coward. I will stand with you.” Rek will follow Sir Corley into the deep weapons in hand.

“It’s not a question of bravery, Regnak,” Crysania will softly say. “Dragons are unlike any foe an adventurer will face. There is dragon fear ...

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A defensive line is form and the warriors take their position. Darkness precedes the drow’s arrival, but it is no match for the light emanating from the weapons of Sir Acerion and Lady Ivy.

Then the drow arrive and battle is engaged. The fighting is furious for a time, but it soon ...

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Sir Corley:

"Also remember to keep your steel sheathed or hidden," Sherra reminds. "The glint of a blade is as bad as a lantern in such darkness."

“Sage council, Lady Sherra,” Sir Corley compliments.

The scouts move out and Lady Argent vanishes. Corley waits with the main group in the guard ...

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Sir Corley:

The discussion over what to do with the drow prisoners and how to proceed deeper into their lair continues.

“I have several spells that could be useful in this situation, Sir Corley,” Argent states. “Put all the drow together in the largest cell. I can then Web them all together. It ...

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Sir Corley:

"The drow should indeed be shown to all, but I believe we need to complete our task here as well," Acerion replies. He further listens to Ragnak's concerns and Corley's replies. "I do agree that it is only the leader, and maybe the lieutenants that are held under any sway," Acerion ...

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“That is how I understand it,” Ivy will answer. “And yes, this is wonderful news! To be able to protect all of Cynalon from its enemies is almost a dream come true.”

“That it is, Lady Ivy, that it is.”

“As I recall, the Shield of Magic is believed to be somewhere in the Tower of ...

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Sir Corley:

Sir Corley stands ready to engage the enemy as they draw closer. However, that is not to be as Lady Ivy taps into some unknown ability and destroys the unit of undead!

“Impressive,” Sir Corley notes.

The Lady Ivy then does collapse, apparently overwhelmed by the task. Sir Acerion ...

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“Yes, it does,” Crysania agrees. “But perhaps we should have expected as much. Everywhere we’ve been where the sisters have let their evil fester has had drow present as well. At Corunglain and then again at Wrasseldown. The only place there wasn’t drow was Ansimont and they had a ...

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“That sounds fine to me. It’ll be tricky at night, but I should manage all right. My only concern is if the guards try to rush the Blackhawk after it’s down.”

“There is an alternative,” Serena will continue. “I can leave it hovering in the sky, perhaps even where you disembark. That ...

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Sir Corley:

Once back at the Sallavarian Estate, Sir Corley will report his findings to the Duke and those with him.

“Your Grace, it seems that Mortimer was murdered by the alliance of the other four councilmen as he learned that they were all followers of the God of Greed and Avarice. Mortimer ...

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Sir Corley:

Mounting up, the group begins the ride to the south with Lady Sherra in the lead. The citizens seem concerned at such a large group riding into this area of town.

Feeling that something needs to be said, Sir Corley will say. “By the order of the new Duke of Elcadan, we seeing what ...

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Sir Corley:

"You understand correctly," Cereld adds. "It is said that demons and devils are locked in eternal conflict, a blood war that spans the lower plans. This does not make sense."

"Black Abishai you say? Those are more commonly associated as lackeys of the Herald of Hell! The temple in ...

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Sir Corley:

“Or demons.” He says seriously looking to the others. "After all the Deville's do mettle in such affairs..."

“Indeed they do, Lord Chareos,” Sir Corley will nod in agreement. “However, this is too mundane to be their doing. Demons seek to cause terror and chaos. Simply have these ...

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Sir Corley:

"They may be held in sway and they may be misled, but they also chose to follow their leaders. There are consequences to actions and choices. However, I agree that if we can avoid bloodshed, then all the better."

“We’ll find out the truth of the matter and then act accordingly ...

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Politics were never of any great interest to Sir Corley in the past and they are not again this day. So when able, he excuses himself to make sure that other events about the city are unfolding peaceful. First he rides to see if the grain disbursement is proceeding orderly. It is, so he ...

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"Sherra has looked at the maps and logs, but has informed me that it will take some time to go through them. Something we have not had in great abundance of late," Validar responds. "Once we have completed the Duke's immediate needs then there is that possibility. We also have the ...

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Sir Corley:

"Oh, Sir Corley, it is good to see you well and back with us!" Lyonessa exclaims upon seeing him returned to normal again.

“I never realized I was away, milady, but I appreciate your concern nonetheless. It is good to know that I was missed.”

As he eats, Sir Corley is brought up ...

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In one moment Sir Corley is advancing on the enemy forces, the next he finds himself on his steed on the deck of a ship!

“What goes on here?” He wonders in confusion.

At first Sir Corley thinks this just an elaborate jest, but he soon accepts that he had been stone for nearly a day ...

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Sir Corley:

"I believe you to be correct. I would be disappointed if they expected us to have been dealt with and not check up on their handiwork somehow. I have already informed the cavalry commanders to be on alert for attacks. I do not know what sort of attack to expect, but knowing our ...

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Sir Corley:

"Indeed you are correct," Validar responds. "While it is possible that we could do some good by directing our efforts towards this task, the efforts would likely prove monumental just to undertake and we have more pressing matters. The mages could be anywhere in the world now, based ...

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Sir Corley:

Sir Corley winces as his crossbow bolt sails harmlessly past the intended target. The young knight has spent so much time practicing with his great sword that his skill with other weapons has suffered.

Lady Sherra’s arrows tell us that this monstrosity is real. The big fish takes ...

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Sir Corley:

Talking and planning has ended. The time for action has come! Sir Corley holds the silenced bolt in his crossbow and is ready to fire. As soon as a target prevents itself, the bolt is fired and normal sounds quickly return. Alas, the target wasn’t flesh and blood as he hoped!

“Zounds ...

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Sir Corley:

"This Zora DeVir could be an alias for one of the Devilles, especially as the names are so similar. But even if not, we must end this affront to the people here and end the danger that exists. By your words, this Zora, whoever she may truly be, has been guilty of kidnapping and ...

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The warehouse and Charles Ansimont are secured as easily as the men back at the inn. None of these men have the skill to be any real threat to us without resorting to trickery. The outcome is never in doubt.

Lady Ivy casts a spell that seems to free Charles Ansimont from some dire ...

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Sir Corley:

The long waiting is finally over. Lady Lyonessa relays the enemies progress as seen through the eyes of her familiar, Dusk. Thus Sir Corley is more than ready to engage the enemy once they show! The creaking of the floor gives away their position and tells us that they are right ...

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Sir Corley:

Sir Corley listens as the Baron speaks with Jacob of Eldath.

“They fear very little and regard mortals are little more than toys to be played with and destroyed when they grow tired of them. But there is one thing that they do fear. It is only spoken of in whispers, but they did ...

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Sir Corley:

Sir Corley doesn’t have anything to really add to the conversation thus far. This Jacob DeVille doesn’t seem to be concealing information, but the young knight really can’t be sure if he is as honest as he appears. But there is a truth to the man’s words. Peace sounds like a wonderful ...

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Sir Corley:

"I see that my paranoia is rubbing off on you, my friend. I plan to keep Sir Acerion in constant close proximity to the Duke since his mere presence will interrupt any attempts to charm or corrupt the Duke or anyone else for that matter. A common room is a fine choice for our ...

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"We do not appear to be in a place which would welcome an attack or ambush, but considering all that has transpired of late, it is good to be on guard at all times," Validar says to his fellow knight. "We cannot be too careful with the importance of this journey."

“Indeed,” Sir Corley ...

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Sir Corley:

Sir Corley is in better spirits come the morning. The previous day and how it ended bothers him to no end. After dressing with the assistance of his squires, the knight is ready to continue the ride to Ansimont. The trip passes easily enough and we ride into Ansimont once more. After ...

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Sir Corley:

When it is revealed that the rescued lad radiates evil and that such a thing is unheard of in such a small child, it becomes clear that the boy is not what he seems. Grimly, Sir Corley will accompany the group that goes to question him. But he’ll remain out of sight of the boy, ready ...

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Sir Corley:

"There are many things we have taken for granted that may not be true. More and more lately I am starting to wonder if everything we heard about Elcadan were really true or simply plans being orchestrated by the Devilles' vile influence. And as you say, what other strongholds have ...

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Sir Corley:

"Hail to you as well, Sir Corley," Validar responds, raising his fist into the air in greeting. "We have been successful this night at least in averting further tragedy." Unfortunately, that does nothing to balance the loss of life suffered by the citizens of Wrasseldown.

“Indeed ...

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Sir Corley:

Slowing his mount, Sir Corley looks to see if battle is going to erupt. He won’t initiate any attacks, but will defend himself. Alas, such measures are not required as the fair Crysania banishes the demoness and then defuses the situation with her powerful words.

Validar will ride ...

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"If I seem cavalier, as you put it, it is because I know that death is the only thing that will keep me from accomplishing the King's task.

"As for the other, if it is your intent to execute me, at least have the decency and courtesy for someone who has fought at your side to do it now ...

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Sir Corley:

Corley sees Sir Acerion pass overhead and seemingly reach the ladies ahead of the riders. He is, however, too far away to see or hear what is happening. Sir Corley continues to ride hard and hopes to reach the others before it is too late.

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Sir Corley:

Sir Corley listens to the dialog between Baron Validar, Lady Ivy, and Yusef for a long time. Finally once Lady Ivy has departed, he finds that he can no longer contain himself.

“Friend Yusef,” Sir Corley says in an even tone, “It has become clear to me based on your rather cavalier ...

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Sir Corley:

“Perhaps the magic of the ring did heal you, Sir Corley. But we should Neutralize the Poison just to be safe.”

“Better safe than sorry, I guess,” Sir Corley responds. “Invoke your magic when you are able, Lady Ivy.”

Aided by Lord Chareos, Sir Corley uses his Greatsword to put out ...

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