sticky-redAll reference "The Captain", Could be Wei?
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textBranvers History
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sticky-yellow4 Books found about the Maids
sticky-blueMaids
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sticky-redSeems to have ties to something simular, if not, the machine before Elric
sticky-redFound a silver goblet in rukkads home, hidden
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sticky-redWas the only one to be able to hear the voice and read the text in the machine
sticky-redRukard, the king and the kings sister found in a painting at rukards home
sticky-redRune Stone fragment that fits the machine found in rukkards home
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sticky-redA Painting of one of the maids and Baileys Mystery friend found at the ruins
sticky-yellowThe legends of Branver and his Ashen Oath:
"You’ve heard of them, haven’t you? The Ashen Oath — the ones with white hair and scarred skin, cursed survivors of some dreadful ritual. They weren’t just any adventurers; they were Gold Badge holders, famous across the kingdoms.
The whispers say they once cleansed a haunted forest, spirits drifting from trees like smoke, and that Branver himself cut shadows down as if they were flesh. Some claim Selvara, their leader, kept one of those ghosts in a lantern, and that it still glows.
Then there’s the tale of the Bone-Tide Raiders. Necromancers, or raiders, or both — no one’s certain. They say the Oath turned the drowned against their masters, and Branver fought on a beach awash with seawater and blood. Supposedly his sword, Ashbringer, was forged after that battle — the blade that hums with memories.
Others whisper of a vault of iron constructs, endless machines that nearly crushed them. Branver nearly died there, saved only by Kaelen, their horned healer.
Some swear Seraphel, their scribe, wrote down every rune, though the parchment burned later. The people here call them heroes. My tutors call them a warning. Me? I think they were both. The Oath touched things most of us only read about, and it broke them. But isn’t that what makes them unforgettable?"