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The Bancross Mystery: All Safe for Now.

Submitted by Hildfrith on June 17th, 2022
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Men of the Mark
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Tales from Bancross

The fires of farewell

Submitted by Waelden on May 17th, 2022
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There was an ominous aura of melancholy on the streets of Bancross in the days after the battle. The worried faces and itching sword-arms had been quietly replaced by tear-filled eyes, hunched backs and feet dragging on the ground behind them. While our dead could be counted in a handful, the pained and wounded were more plentiful; some with missing limbs, while others got away with only deep cuts and bruises. The east-borne enemy had not fared as well.

Kinship/Band link: 
Men of the Mark
Chronicle link: 
Tales of a Rider, a Wolf and their cub
Tales from Bancross

Entry for 16 May

Submitted by Brynleigh on May 16th, 2022
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Diary

We said farewell to our kinsmen last night with the lighting of pyres in the center of the village near the mead-hall. I knew some of the fallen by name and face, but not intimately. I feel selfish for being thankful for this. Others are heartbroken. And while I have had my share of being broken with grief, I still can't muster a good reason why I should not suffer as they do.

Foolish thoughts, I know. 

Kinship/Band link: 
Men of the Mark
Chronicle link: 
Tales from Bancross
The Journey of a Lady from the Mark

Farewell

Submitted by Duncadda on May 16th, 2022
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The folk of Bancross are sending their dead on their way, honoring them in the progress with tales and songs. 

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Men of the Mark
Chronicle link: 
Tales from Bancross

Outbound

Submitted by Duncadda on May 13th, 2022
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All around the Bancross the sky dusked and the shadows was getting longer and darker, reflecting my brooding mood. Casting a guilty glance towards the farm of Waelden, Yllfa and Ethel, I return my attention to my task at hand. I'm trying to saddle up a skittish dark brown filly, but it has proven difficult. The filly has sensed my dark mood and it unsettles her, making her skip away, each time I get too close.
Kinship/Band link: 
Men of the Mark
Chronicle link: 
Tales from Bancross

Remembering The Fallen

Submitted by Brynleigh on May 7th, 2022
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Under a dim and somber sky, Brynleigh assists Duncadda, Thilwend, and other soldiers in their construction of pyres to honor the fallen of Bancross, while Captain Denholm oversees the task. 

Kinship/Band link: 
Men of the Mark
Chronicle link: 
Tales from Bancross

The Path of Ash

Submitted by Duncadda on April 15th, 2022
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Sometimes they are buried and linger in the ground for untold ages, and sometimes they are burned and sent away on a cloud of ash.

Kinship/Band link: 
Men of the Mark
Chronicle link: 
Tales from Bancross

The Path of Oaths

Submitted by Duncadda on March 31st, 2022
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This short story is connected to The Pointless Path
 
Despite the scream of the fighting and dying men and beasts, despite the dark suffocating smoke from houses and barns on fire, despite numerous wounds inflicted upon me, the world is silent to me and I feel nothing but sorrow.
Kinship/Band link: 
Men of the Mark
Chronicle link: 
Tales from Bancross

Time to Grow Up

Submitted by Bronaa on March 21st, 2022
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“Ethel, are you awake?”

There was no reply, though the corn-haired girl muttered slightly and hugged the blanket around herself.

Kinship/Band link: 
Men of the Mark
Chronicle link: 
Tales from Bancross

Safe, at last

Submitted by Waelden on March 20th, 2022
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Once the horns sounded one last time, and the shouts of battle had slowly died out to an eerie silence, the danger was at long last over. The stress, fear and anxiety of the townspeople ended, though emotions still ran wild and rampant amongst them.

Young Ethel, old Agnes, Hearrd and others, who had taken refuge inside the meadhall, could finally come out and breathe the open air again. They were still alive, and the town was safe. For now.

Kinship/Band link: 
Men of the Mark
Chronicle link: 
Tales from Bancross
Tales of a Rider, a Wolf and their cub

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