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	--we discussed tactics and battle formations.		--we discussed tactics and battle formations.
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	Upon arrival in Eisenstadt, I was given direction at the castle that the charges had been seen at the Vomiting Mongoose. The name alone suggested a den of thieves; I will certainly recommend a less dangerous inn when we return to town. In any case, it appears the Herzog's information was out of date. The charges had indeed recently faced and destroyed some Naderan spies, but the membership of the group was quite different from the information provided to me. Agni Rafezzi is "lost," though whether by death or not is uncertain, and Nicolo Morwynion and Selvazia are dead, all events having occurred before the group met with spies. The Betshaban cleric Roxanne has left since the spy incident, and her leaving appears to be a matter of some tension within the group, though the nature of this tension is difficult to determine. At this point I don't believe the tension will create a security risk for the protectees; however, Maggie Oreson believes that Roxanne is not out of danger. I recommend that the Herzog be notified of her change of status. There are new members of the group now: a mage named Eiramhon, a cleric of Aridnus named Morell who appears to have partial elven ancestory; he confirmed my credentials with a truth spell--and a fighter from, I believe by his accent, ~~Haleland~~ named Brag who was hired by Agni Rafezzi to join the group. They also travel with a creature named Rothgapharious and after my introduction were joined by a man named Baelthazor. I will report more on these two presently. Also, Maggie appears to be a Rover, though I am not certain since she displays Baelthor's symbol. She does wear one of their cloaks. I have not yet had the opportunity to speak privately with her on this issue, and I do not wish to offend the secrecy of the Rovers.		Upon arrival in Eisenstadt, I was given direction at the castle that the charges had been seen at the Vomiting Mongoose. The name alone suggested a den of thieves; I will certainly recommend a less dangerous inn when we return to town. In any case, it appears the Herzog's information was out of date. The charges had indeed recently faced and destroyed some Naderan spies, but the membership of the group was quite different from the information provided to me. Agni Rafezzi is "lost," though whether by death or not is uncertain, and Nicolo Morwynion and Selvazia are dead, all events having occurred before the group met with spies. The Betshaban cleric Roxanne has left since the spy incident, and her leaving appears to be a matter of some tension within the group, though the nature of this tension is difficult to determine. At this point I don't believe the tension will create a security risk for the protectees; however, Maggie Oreson believes that Roxanne is not out of danger. I recommend that the Herzog be notified of her change of status. There are new members of the group now: a mage named Eiramhon, a cleric of Aridnus named Morell who appears to have partial elven ancestory; he confirmed my credentials with a truth spell--and a fighter from, I believe by his accent, Haleli named Brag who was hired by Agni Rafezzi to join the group. They also travel with a creature named Rothgapharious and after my introduction were joined by a man named Baelthazor. I will report more on these two presently. Also, Maggie appears to be a Rover, though I am not certain since she displays Baelthor's symbol. She does wear one of their cloaks. I have not yet had the opportunity to speak privately with her on this issue, and I do not wish to offend the secrecy of the Rovers.

	I feel I must digress somewhat from the official report here. In the group's discussion of Roxanne's departure, they mentioned a few phrases familiar to me, though the language was Adan, not Halic. They mentioned a prophecy and that Roxanne was to "pierce his hate." I asked if they recognized a few other phrases from my own prophecy, and they did indeed. The charges believe that they, or at least some of them, are the people mentioned in the prophecy. The Wind Duke is someone they call Manslayer whom they claim has imprisoned gods of other worlds and then taken them over, and their ultimate mission is to destroy him before he claims this world. If such claims are true, I believe the protection of Gallorea is of great urgency to the worshipers of Sarpedon and that these charges need to be protected from far more than Naderan spies. The group was understandably reluctant to talk about the prophecy in front of Rothgapharious, but I determined by some clues in the next day that Maggie is mostly likely mentioned in the "bear cub" stanza, for she sometimes uncontrollably takes on a dangerous bear form. Priest Morell is able to calm her with a spell, so we made tactical plans that I would hold her off from the rest of the charges until he is able to calm her. Quinn made some references to himself as "the key," and I was told by Brag that much of the group's energy concentrates on protecting him. He also mentioned a father, which seems to contradict the prophecy, but I will explain the discrepancy later in the report. Brag did not believe that the part of the prophecy attributed to him by the rest of the group was real prophecy at all, but when he told me a few lines from the last stanzas I was able to confirm this. Theo is apparently the other member mentioned, but I have no clues at this point as to which stanza is attributed to him. Such discussion will wait until Rothgapharious is no longer a threat. The group was quite astonished that I already knew of this prophecy and were even more confused that I had spoken it.		I feel I must digress somewhat from the official report here. In the group's discussion of Roxanne's departure, they mentioned a few phrases familiar to me, though the language was Adan, not Halic. They mentioned a prophecy and that Roxanne was to "pierce his hate." I asked if they recognized a few other phrases from my own prophecy, and they did indeed. The charges believe that they, or at least some of them, are the people mentioned in the prophecy. The Wind Duke is someone they call Manslayer whom they claim has imprisoned gods of other worlds and then taken them over, and their ultimate mission is to destroy him before he claims this world. If such claims are true, I believe the protection of Gallorea is of great urgency to the worshipers of Sarpedon and that these charges need to be protected from far more than Naderan spies. The group was understandably reluctant to talk about the prophecy in front of Rothgapharious, but I determined by some clues in the next day that Maggie is mostly likely mentioned in the "bear cub" stanza, for she sometimes uncontrollably takes on a dangerous bear form. Priest Morell is able to calm her with a spell, so we made tactical plans that I would hold her off from the rest of the charges until he is able to calm her. Quinn made some references to himself as "the key," and I was told by Brag that much of the group's energy concentrates on protecting him. He also mentioned a father, which seems to contradict the prophecy, but I will explain the discrepancy later in the report. Brag did not believe that the part of the prophecy attributed to him by the rest of the group was real prophecy at all, but when he told me a few lines from the last stanzas I was able to confirm this. Theo is apparently the other member mentioned, but I have no clues at this point as to which stanza is attributed to him. Such discussion will wait until Rothgapharious is no longer a threat. The group was quite astonished that I already knew of this prophecy and were even more confused that I had spoken it.
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	Tetsubo and I had a discussion shortly after we had taken care of the horses. He asked for my aid in helping the group work together as a seamless unit. I let him know that he has been opposed to my god, and he told me that in his past he became an assassin for the sake of vengeance. His family had been killed by politically powerful mages, and he trained as an assassin to be able to take vengeance on them. His last vengeance was taken upon a mentor of his previous prophesied group, and he said they "owed their lives" to him precisely because he had spared their lives. Absolutely reprehensible, though I am hardly in a position to bring him to the proper authorities in the place where these crimes happened. And what is more troubling with that in mind, is that I have found myself agreeing with every assessment he's made of this group and its members, and for some reason the other members of the group seem willing to submit to his authority.		Tetsubo and I had a discussion shortly after we had taken care of the horses. He asked for my aid in helping the group work together as a seamless unit. I let him know that he has been opposed to my god, and he told me that in his past he became an assassin for the sake of vengeance. His family had been killed by politically powerful mages, and he trained as an assassin to be able to take vengeance on them. His last vengeance was taken upon a mentor of his previous prophesied group, and he said they "owed their lives" to him precisely because he had spared their lives. Absolutely reprehensible, though I am hardly in a position to bring him to the proper authorities in the place where these crimes happened. And what is more troubling with that in mind, is that I have found myself agreeing with every assessment he's made of this group and its members, and for some reason the other members of the group seem willing to submit to his authority.

	Before I went to find Benedict, I also had a long conversation with Brag. He wished my company on a trip to visit his family to be certain they were unharmed after Rothgapharious' possible hostage situation with them. This became problematic after he explained his reasons for wishing my company. He fears he may be wanted by the law in ~~Haleland~~ because of his past. His father was in a succession dispute with Brag's uncle, and having lost that dispute, turned to banditry to get the wealth he apparently felt he deserved. Eventually Brag's father and his band of bandits were killed in an ambush. This was really not much less than they deserved, but for Brag's sake I did not say so... it was his father, after all. His mother and sisters were spared and returned to the family's land, but Brag, who would not participate in these raids, had grudgingly been the getaway scout of this last ambush, and he feels that he may be put on trial if he goes home. But apparently this is information Brag has not shared with many, and he is ashamed of his father's actions, and his own. I assured him that in Sarpedon's eyes, at least, he is not guilty of banditry, and this seemed to relieve him somewhat. I also told him, however, that I would not impede a legal trial... that's what he wanted me to do, use my ecclesiastical influence to delay a trial until the end of the group's mission. I suggested that a better companion would be Morell, since he could quickly get a trial in place and completed justly, or better yet, send someone else to check on their safety and not risk a delay to the mission. I am assured of his innocence in this matter, and I believe that he will return for trial when the mission is completed.		Before I went to find Benedict, I also had a long conversation with Brag. He wished my company on a trip to visit his family to be certain they were unharmed after Rothgapharious' possible hostage situation with them. This became problematic after he explained his reasons for wishing my company. He fears he may be wanted by the law in Haleli because of his past. His father was in a succession dispute with Brag's uncle, and having lost that dispute, turned to banditry to get the wealth he apparently felt he deserved. Eventually Brag's father and his band of bandits were killed in an ambush. This was really not much less than they deserved, but for Brag's sake I did not say so... it was his father, after all. His mother and sisters were spared and returned to the family's land, but Brag, who would not participate in these raids, had grudgingly been the getaway scout of this last ambush, and he feels that he may be put on trial if he goes home. But apparently this is information Brag has not shared with many, and he is ashamed of his father's actions, and his own. I assured him that in Sarpedon's eyes, at least, he is not guilty of banditry, and this seemed to relieve him somewhat. I also told him, however, that I would not impede a legal trial... that's what he wanted me to do, use my ecclesiastical influence to delay a trial until the end of the group's mission. I suggested that a better companion would be Morell, since he could quickly get a trial in place and completed justly, or better yet, send someone else to check on their safety and not risk a delay to the mission. I am assured of his innocence in this matter, and I believe that he will return for trial when the mission is completed.

	We then attempted a fruitless search for Benedict. No one in that town had seen him since he was last in Brag's company... not even the priests at the temple of Baelthor. This concerned me a very great deal. Brag believes that most likely, Benedict felt that he had something he needed to do secretly, and that our knowledge or anyone else's would detract from his success. With no more avenues to explore, I had to accept that possibility until I was able to talk with my superiors.		We then attempted a fruitless search for Benedict. No one in that town had seen him since he was last in Brag's company... not even the priests at the temple of Baelthor. This concerned me a very great deal. Brag believes that most likely, Benedict felt that he had something he needed to do secretly, and that our knowledge or anyone else's would detract from his success. With no more avenues to explore, I had to accept that possibility until I was able to talk with my superiors.

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	Brag had decided to try the deck, but Maggie had a hold of it, and she refused to let him or anyone else try. She took it with her into the next room. While I agreed with her that none should have drawn cards, her expressed reasons for it were along the lines of "Because I say so." I am certain to Brag, this confirmed his opinion that Maggie and Eiramhon make all decisions in the group and do not listen to his input. I am not certain if that was the case, or if Maggie heard the conversation between myself and Morell and decided to act on our words, or if she simply had decided enough was enough. In any case, it was a blatant example of the infighting Brag and Morell had described to me.		Brag had decided to try the deck, but Maggie had a hold of it, and she refused to let him or anyone else try. She took it with her into the next room. While I agreed with her that none should have drawn cards, her expressed reasons for it were along the lines of "Because I say so." I am certain to Brag, this confirmed his opinion that Maggie and Eiramhon make all decisions in the group and do not listen to his input. I am not certain if that was the case, or if Maggie heard the conversation between myself and Morell and decided to act on our words, or if she simply had decided enough was enough. In any case, it was a blatant example of the infighting Brag and Morell had described to me.

	The group finally turned to other resources to attempt to rescue Theo and Quinn. Benedict said he had some secretive contacts in ~~Halgard~~, and Eiramhon could talk to some people in the Order of Abaris. The teleportation ring worked from the Temple, so the rest of us stayed. Maggie discovered how to use the forge of light in the next room... from the prophecy as well. It appears to work using sunlight and mirrors, though how this provides enough heat for a forge is beyond my understanding.		The group finally turned to other resources to attempt to rescue Theo and Quinn. Benedict said he had some secretive contacts in Halorda, and Eiramhon could talk to some people in the Order of Abaris. The teleportation ring worked from the Temple, so the rest of us stayed. Maggie discovered how to use the forge of light in the next room... from the prophecy as well. It appears to work using sunlight and mirrors, though how this provides enough heat for a forge is beyond my understanding.

	It was more than a day before Eiramhon returned, without Benedict. He was not able to scry on the priest, either. I went with him to the ~~Halgard~~ city to wait while Eiramhon went to talk to his own contacts. While waiting at the tavern, I sent a boy to find me a priest to make my confession to. I left out many details of the temple and the prophecy, waiting until I could report to my superiors, but there were many times underground when my vigilance was not sufficient.		It was more than a day before Eiramhon returned, without Benedict. He was not able to scry on the priest, either. I went with him to the Halorda city to wait while Eiramhon went to talk to his own contacts. While waiting at the tavern, I sent a boy to find me a priest to make my confession to. I left out many details of the temple and the prophecy, waiting until I could report to my superiors, but there were many times underground when my vigilance was not sufficient.

	Benedict still did not return. Eiramhon was not terribly concerned, saying that Benedict felt these contacts of his to be very private, and possibly protected from scrying. The scrying result is apparently not the same as if he were dead, but I still worry. It is unlikely the Naderans could suspect Benedict would return to ~~Halgard~~ so quickly, but still, news travels quickly between spies. And of course there are other threats as well. I must determine his safety, but for the moment I will accept Eiramhon's opinion that for now he is probably well.		Benedict still did not return. Eiramhon was not terribly concerned, saying that Benedict felt these contacts of his to be very private, and possibly protected from scrying. The scrying result is apparently not the same as if he were dead, but I still worry. It is unlikely the Naderans could suspect Benedict would return to Halorda so quickly, but still, news travels quickly between spies. And of course there are other threats as well. I must determine his safety, but for the moment I will accept Eiramhon's opinion that for now he is probably well.

	Eiramhon was able to secure rescue for those who had disappeared, though I'll admit I was not quite sure how it was done. He mentioned friends from "Otherworld" who demanded personal sacrifices that only himself and Morell were strong enough to make and survive. Once the two had expressed their willingness to this sacrifice, an odd visual effect happened... they appeared to be shadow doubles of themselves, and then the ground cracked open and released Quinn and Theo. The risk is that this may cause Orchus' wrath.		Eiramhon was able to secure rescue for those who had disappeared, though I'll admit I was not quite sure how it was done. He mentioned friends from "Otherworld" who demanded personal sacrifices that only himself and Morell were strong enough to make and survive. Once the two had expressed their willingness to this sacrifice, an odd visual effect happened... they appeared to be shadow doubles of themselves, and then the ground cracked open and released Quinn and Theo. The risk is that this may cause Orchus' wrath.

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	Upon arrival in Eisenstadt, I was given direction at the castle that the charges had been seen at the Vomiting Mongoose. The name alone suggested a den of thieves; I will certainly recommend a less dangerous inn when we return to town. In any case, it appears the Herzog's information was out of date. The charges had indeed recently faced and destroyed some Naderan spies, but the membership of the group was quite different from the information provided to me. Agni Rafezzi is "lost," though whether by death or not is uncertain, and Nicolo Morwynion and Selvazia are dead, all events having occurred before the group met with spies. The Betshaban cleric Roxanne has left since the spy incident, and her leaving appears to be a matter of some tension within the group, though the nature of this tension is difficult to determine. At this point I don't believe the tension will create a security risk for the protectees; however, Maggie Oreson believes that Roxanne is not out of danger. I recommend that the Herzog be notified of her change of status. There are new members of the group now: a mage named Eiramhon, a cleric of Aridnus named Morell who appears to have partial elven ancestory; he confirmed my credentials with a truth spell--and a fighter from, I believe by his accent, Haleland named Brag who was hired by Agni Rafezzi to join the group. They also travel with a creature named Rothgapharious and after my introduction were joined by a man named Baelthazor. I will report more on these two presently. Also, Maggie appears to be a Rover, though I am not certain since she displays Baelthor's symbol. She does wear one of their cloaks. I have not yet had the opportunity to speak privately with her on this issue, and I do not wish to offend the secrecy of the Rovers.		Upon arrival in Eisenstadt, I was given direction at the castle that the charges had been seen at the Vomiting Mongoose. The name alone suggested a den of thieves; I will certainly recommend a less dangerous inn when we return to town. In any case, it appears the Herzog's information was out of date. The charges had indeed recently faced and destroyed some Naderan spies, but the membership of the group was quite different from the information provided to me. Agni Rafezzi is "lost," though whether by death or not is uncertain, and Nicolo Morwynion and Selvazia are dead, all events having occurred before the group met with spies. The Betshaban cleric Roxanne has left since the spy incident, and her leaving appears to be a matter of some tension within the group, though the nature of this tension is difficult to determine. At this point I don't believe the tension will create a security risk for the protectees; however, Maggie Oreson believes that Roxanne is not out of danger. I recommend that the Herzog be notified of her change of status. There are new members of the group now: a mage named Eiramhon, a cleric of Aridnus named Morell who appears to have partial elven ancestory; he confirmed my credentials with a truth spell--and a fighter from, I believe by his accent, Haleland named Brag who was hired by Agni Rafezzi to join the group. They also travel with a creature named Rothgapharious and after my introduction were joined by a man named Baelthazor. I will report more on these two presently. Also, Maggie appears to be a Rover, though I am not certain since she displays Baelthor's symbol. She does wear one of their cloaks. I have not yet had the opportunity to speak privately with her on this issue, and I do not wish to offend the secrecy of the Rovers.

	I feel I must digress somewhat from the official report here. In the group's discussion of Roxanne's departure, they mentioned a few phrases familiar to me, though the language was Adan, not Halic. They mentioned a prophecy and that Roxanne was to "pierce his hate." I asked if they recognized a few other phrases from my own prophecy, and they did indeed. The charges believe that they, or at least some of them, are the people mentioned in the prophecy. The Wind Duke is someone they call Manslayer whom they claim has imprisoned gods of other worlds and then taken them over, and their ultimate mission is to destroy him before he claims this world. If such claims are true, I believe the protection of Gallorea is of great urgency to the ~~worshippers~~ of Sarpedon and that these charges need to be protected from far more than Naderan spies. The group was understandably reluctant to talk about the prophecy in front of Rothgapharious, but I determined by some clues in the next day that Maggie is mostly likely mentioned in the "bear cub" stanza, for she sometimes uncontrollably takes on a dangerous bear form. Priest Morell is able to calm her with a spell, so we made tactical plans that I would hold her off from the rest of the charges until he is able to calm her. Quinn made some references to himself as "the key," and I was told by Brag that much of the group's energy concentrates on protecting him. He also mentioned a father, which seems to contradict the prophecy, but I will explain the discrepancy later in the report. Brag did not believe that the part of the prophecy attributed to him by the rest of the group was real prophecy at all, but when he told me a few lines from the last stanzas I was able to confirm this. Theo is apparently the other member mentioned, but I have no clues at this point as to which stanza is attributed to him. Such discussion will wait until Rothgapharious is no longer a threat. The group was quite astonished that I already knew of this prophecy and were even more confused that I had spoken it.		I feel I must digress somewhat from the official report here. In the group's discussion of Roxanne's departure, they mentioned a few phrases familiar to me, though the language was Adan, not Halic. They mentioned a prophecy and that Roxanne was to "pierce his hate." I asked if they recognized a few other phrases from my own prophecy, and they did indeed. The charges believe that they, or at least some of them, are the people mentioned in the prophecy. The Wind Duke is someone they call Manslayer whom they claim has imprisoned gods of other worlds and then taken them over, and their ultimate mission is to destroy him before he claims this world. If such claims are true, I believe the protection of Gallorea is of great urgency to the worshipers of Sarpedon and that these charges need to be protected from far more than Naderan spies. The group was understandably reluctant to talk about the prophecy in front of Rothgapharious, but I determined by some clues in the next day that Maggie is mostly likely mentioned in the "bear cub" stanza, for she sometimes uncontrollably takes on a dangerous bear form. Priest Morell is able to calm her with a spell, so we made tactical plans that I would hold her off from the rest of the charges until he is able to calm her. Quinn made some references to himself as "the key," and I was told by Brag that much of the group's energy concentrates on protecting him. He also mentioned a father, which seems to contradict the prophecy, but I will explain the discrepancy later in the report. Brag did not believe that the part of the prophecy attributed to him by the rest of the group was real prophecy at all, but when he told me a few lines from the last stanzas I was able to confirm this. Theo is apparently the other member mentioned, but I have no clues at this point as to which stanza is attributed to him. Such discussion will wait until Rothgapharious is no longer a threat. The group was quite astonished that I already knew of this prophecy and were even more confused that I had spoken it.
	It seems it was known to someone long before it was given to me.		It seems it was known to someone long before it was given to me.

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	We then attempted a fruitless search for Benedict. No one in that town had seen him since he was last in Brag's company... not even the priests at the temple of Baelthor. This concerned me a very great deal. Brag believes that most likely, Benedict felt that he had something he needed to do secretly, and that our knowledge or anyone else's would detract from his success. With no more avenues to explore, I had to accept that possibility until I was able to talk with my superiors.		We then attempted a fruitless search for Benedict. No one in that town had seen him since he was last in Brag's company... not even the priests at the temple of Baelthor. This concerned me a very great deal. Brag believes that most likely, Benedict felt that he had something he needed to do secretly, and that our knowledge or anyone else's would detract from his success. With no more avenues to explore, I had to accept that possibility until I was able to talk with my superiors.

	Going back to report was my next order of business. I reported everything that had happened, then expressed my concerns over Benedict and Baelthasor. My fear of violating the contract was slightly assuaged when an ancient tradition was invoked... if a ~~worshipper~~ chooses to protect and individual or group for his or her own religious reasons, any previous contract is dissolved. The choice of charges is my own now. The priest agrees with me that this prophecy is very much in Sarpedon's interest and that I should continue with the group, and that I should continue to use the items by my statue in the Temple. As for Benedict, he felt that I had done the best I could for now, and that devoting further resources to finding him would be against the primary aims of the mission. As for Baelthasor... his answer to my quandary was more troubling, though of course I trust him implicitly. He said that without Maggie testifying against him, there is essentially no crime. This was not the troubling part, especially as Maggie did not own the deck in the first place. He also pointed out that the Rovers actually commit very selective banditry against those who would harm others, and that because of the greater purpose of this mission, Baelthasor's minor thievery must be tolerated. I never thought I would hear a priest say that.		Going back to report was my next order of business. I reported everything that had happened, then expressed my concerns over Benedict and Baelthasor. My fear of violating the contract was slightly assuaged when an ancient tradition was invoked... if a worshiper chooses to protect and individual or group for his or her own religious reasons, any previous contract is dissolved. The choice of charges is my own now. The priest agrees with me that this prophecy is very much in Sarpedon's interest and that I should continue with the group, and that I should continue to use the items by my statue in the Temple. As for Benedict, he felt that I had done the best I could for now, and that devoting further resources to finding him would be against the primary aims of the mission. As for Baelthasor... his answer to my quandary was more troubling, though of course I trust him implicitly. He said that without Maggie testifying against him, there is essentially no crime. This was not the troubling part, especially as Maggie did not own the deck in the first place. He also pointed out that the Rovers actually commit very selective banditry against those who would harm others, and that because of the greater purpose of this mission, Baelthasor's minor thievery must be tolerated. I never thought I would hear a priest say that.

	On my return, Baelthasor pulled me aside. He appeared prepared to take offense at me not protecting him when his searching for traps was in fact protecting me. I let him know that the contract was dissolved and that I was protecting the mission now, which includes him. He didn't help by pointing out that much of his new wardrobe was stolen, or perhaps the money to purchase it was stolen, and I had to mentally repeat the words of the priest to myself. Tolerate thievery. I also mentally prayed rather strongly to Sarpedon for forgiveness. He said he believed he was acting morally by taking the box away from Maggie because she had removed the choice from Brag. He also explained that he had fled the fight where Quinn was taken because his bowstring had broken and he had to back up to fix it, because he's not good with a sword. This was the explanation that the priest had said may be forthcoming, and I'm glad it was. He also said that at least he would not take anything from the group anymore, and I said that while		On my return, Baelthasor pulled me aside. He appeared prepared to take offense at me not protecting him when his searching for traps was in fact protecting me. I let him know that the contract was dissolved and that I was protecting the mission now, which includes him. He didn't help by pointing out that much of his new wardrobe was stolen, or perhaps the money to purchase it was stolen, and I had to mentally repeat the words of the priest to myself. Tolerate thievery. I also mentally prayed rather strongly to Sarpedon for forgiveness. He said he believed he was acting morally by taking the box away from Maggie because she had removed the choice from Brag. He also explained that he had fled the fight where Quinn was taken because his bowstring had broken and he had to back up to fix it, because he's not good with a sword. This was the explanation that the priest had said may be forthcoming, and I'm glad it was. He also said that at least he would not take anything from the group anymore, and I said that while

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