Celoneth

The members had started squabbling almost instantly about who should lead them in the future. Half of them seemed to be carrion feeders if little else, suggesting different deals with each other to gain the power. Casually, Newell strolled through the Dawnhall and out the door, following the mute he had seen faintly grin at the words that came from the plateau. Outside, he saw the fire that was lit up, and the heavy smell of smoke and burning wood made a stark contrast with the fresh and lively evening air. Around there fire stood two men and a woman, all members of the Dawn.

“Maydawn is dead,” the thought had continuously echoed in her head.  “Maydawn is dead.

Hello River,

I have encountered a man in the Pony by the name of Falarthin. He works as a smith and guard of House Gadreel, under the command of a Lord Amnis Gadreel. Getting close to him has been quite successful, although I have not retrieved much information yet.

Once again I have seen members of House Westinner in the Pony, and once again I have been able to retrieve a load of information by simply standing and listening. (They're not very good at hiding things, if you ask me.) I am gaining much information from them. Here is more of what I have discovered:

-Lord Athony has a son by the name of Denephir​.

I have met the woman who was rumored to be courting Hardoleth. I have been told to find out as much as I can about her, even though Hardoleth may already know a lot.

I encountered two men in the Prancing Pony, one of which goes by the name of "Ecullen." ​Both are part of House Westinner, and were seeking sellswords at the time I approached them (they refused to say why they were looking for mercenaries). However, I have managed to find out many other things concerning them. Here is the information I have gathered on their House:

To Hardoleth, Captain of the Bloody Dawn,

In the following "journal" you will find all my observations concerning the noble houses currently residing or operating in Bree-town and the surrounding regions, as well as any comments and speculation I may have on the information I gained.

I have disguised my notes as a journal, as many people keep their journals private, and it would justify me hiding this book and often writing in it. I hope that you will find the information I have provided satisfactory.

-River Oaks