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Fréasburg Beneath the Thrihyrne

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Fréasburg

“The sun went down, blood-red in a smoking haze. The spears of the Riders were tipped with fire as the last shafts of light kindled the steep faces of the peaks of Thrihyrne: now they stood on the northernmost arm of the White Mountains, three jagged horns staring at the sunset.”

- The Two Towers, Chapter 7, Helm’s Deep

Not Orc-Work, Nor Ranger, Nor Rohir

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Pheadra looked at Haeneth, and then turned to head toward the place they had seen.

Foulness

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Pheadra |The sun was still high by the time the trio had arrived to the area they had wished to scout. Most of the area was open plain dotted with small farms and villages. Those injured in the attack were taken further south to Faldring, but the tracks clearly had led toward where they currently found themselves.

The Chance to Investigate

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Pheadra |The afternoon sun was high, chasing away the last of the morning's chill, and seemed cheerful in contrast to the mood of the town. Leather clad boots kicked up the rain-dampened earth as Pheadra moved up toward the mead hall. Her hood shaded her pale eyes, but it didn't stop her from squinting at the form she saw ahead of her.

Tests and Threats

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Barst has his arms folded across his chest as he stares out over the small settlement. His thick cloak rustles slightly in the breeze, whispering into the wind. He eyes one villager to the next, almost as if sizing one up to get into a fight with.

More Than Your Bow

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Barst glances over at Adri, flicking the water from his hands. "It bothering you still?" He asks, heading to grab a tankard and fill it with ale.

Adriwyn shrugs her good shoulder. 'Shot much. Made hurt. Three quivers.'

A Visitor

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Cenaith turned his head to look over her, his brows knitting. "No. You clearly meant something by it." he said calmly, lowering his hands. "If you meant something then speak plainly..." he said, with a shake of his head adding to himself. "Women... never will I understand them."

Judgment

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"You must be punished, and the choice is before me as to how." The words came a little softer, but his expression did not change. "I understand that you cannot have acted alone in this, but we have no other to hold to this crime, so my judgment is this..." He paused once more, the doom of the moment as heavy as loomweights.

The Thane of Cranborne

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The meadhall was lit, warmed and furnished for a welcome. Two pit-fires blazed with well seasoned birch, ash and oak. The tables hosted only a few of the townsfolk, but were laid out well. Upon the raised platform a man sat and a woman stood. Both were well dressed, and while their colouring differed it was clear when close enough they were kin to one another. "Wesaþ hāle!" The figure stood with a smile aimed at the new arrivals.

The Isen's Brittle Peace

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Haeneth

The Chronicle details the guardianship of the river Isen and the fragile peace between Dunland and the Mark—the patrol of the Gap, the watch of the Ford, and the defense of the towns, fields, and hills.

I hope any who participate in storylines in that region will contribute. Contact Haeneth or Dytha here or in-game for access.

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