For years, the lands beyond the towne of Tayar had laid silent, while
the villagers attempted to prepare for what the future might bring. On
the 16th of Naturalis, however, their peace began to slowly crumble as
Gersayad found himself unable to continue holding the shield around the
little towne.

With the help of quite a few Kinsarmarians, the townespeople crafted a
monument within the center of towne, and Gersayad placed his magickal
orb at the top of it. After a ritual at Gersayad's request, the shield
slowly took shape, however in its absense the creatures of Crevonix
finally came out of the shadows and viciously attacked the towne.

With the appearance of the creatures, the Kinsarmarians split up into
two groups, one led by Ashel Savet and the other led by Sarrius
Chytovil, both seeking to exterminate the beings. Kari yn'Chionall led a
group to protect the Gate, ensuring that no more creatures could sneak
through it.

Once the creatures were nothing but corpses, Sarrius led the large group
through the gate at Gersayad's behest, into the mouth of the beast so to
speak. Searching for the Master, Crevonix, the group began to fight the
monstrosities that held the path of the Iaat Valley, until Dregaur
S'Sylistha, Ihsan Nessaja, and Leisane Valstivar came in to murder the
party.

While the Kinsarmarians and Stavennites were busy fighting each other,
Brydian and Ysaviel Sunjackal found Tayar, and eventually the passageway
to the Iaat Valley. They too went about the Valley, murdering the
unnatural beasts that were within. Mathiu Reopev, with the assistance of
Brydian and Ysaviel, found their way within Crevonix's Tower and began
slowly wandering through the halls.

The party searched high and low until it finally stumbled upon
Crevonix's worse creations, elven and otherwise. They also stumbled upon
their master, Crevonix. In the end, the three were forced into a
difficult battle with the master of the tower, and after a long fight
prevailed. However, his minions didn't let the victory last long...


Penned by my hand on the 20th of Naturalis, in the year 542 AD.