Kitowyn

The traveler sat silently in the pitch darkness for some time, bony torso freed from its usual patched tunic and heavy hood, leaned against the splintered back of a rickety chair, spindly legs stretched out before him. He smelt of caked sweat and smoking-weed, but the ramshackle inn standing on the eastern border of Bree-land offered no washing amenities, and he minded little the lack of comfort.

Penned in precise and evenly lined sentences, a blank page near the middle of a slightly scuffed, top-grain leather journal is newly inscribed. If one were to flip past the filled pages to the very beginning, one would find the first page titled with: Bernie Tweed, Bree-land followed by a series of odd symbols.

15 Mede

​Home, Bree-land.

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The traveler looked about as he stood at the entrance to the quiet, solitary gated garden he had discovered within Bree some time ago. Back then he had noted when gardeners came and went as they tended it and when revelers poured in during festivals, and too, the occasional meetings of furtive lovers wishing to escape public view. But now he had come to the terraced flowerbeds simply for the blooms, and he knew the place to be void of milling folk when he chose to arrive.

Penned in precise and evenly lined sentences, a blank page near the middle of a slightly scuffed, top-grain leather journal is newly inscribed. If one were to flip past the filled pages to the very beginning, one would find the first page titled with: Bernie Tweed, Bree-land followed by a series of odd symbols.

5 Lithe

Home, Bree-land

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Penned in precise and evenly lined sentences, a blank page near the middle of a slightly scuffed, top-grain leather journal is newly inscribed. If one were to flip past the filled pages to the very beginning, one would find the first page titled with: Bernie Tweed, Bree-land followed by a series of odd symbols.

24 Thrimidge

Home, Bree-land

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Penned in precise and evenly lined sentences, a blank page near the middle of a slightly scuffed, top-grain leather journal is newly inscribed. If one were to flip past the filled pages to the very beginning, one would find the first page titled with: Bernie Tweed, Bree-land followed by a series of odd symbols.

22 Thrimidge

Home, Bree-land

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