Ceridwen the Historian
UP: Sonoma
Though I am disturbed and quite tired from these events,
I must relate what has taken place this night in my Britain
home. Having returned recently from the Lost Lands, I have
unfortunately missed not only my friends, but quite a few
of the more recent events in Britannia. This evening I was
conversing with some friends concerning these events, when
a strange looking man barged through my door. Standing a bit
shorter than I, this older, sullen man wore a set of dark
chainmail and a cloak of deep violet. After standing in the
doorway for a few moments surveying my house, he introduced
himself only as Valden, and asked to see me. When
I rose and greeted him, he began on a long tirade concerning
how he had heard of me and what he had come for which
was my staff, the Rejuvix. Three times I stated clearly that
I have no interest in selling it, and after the third time,
he entered a fit of rage and grabbed the staff from my very
hands. My guests and I stood startled for a split second,
and that gave him all the time he needed to flee into the
streets of Britain. My honorable guests gave chase, but he
was lost in the sewers of Britain when a group of gazers blocked
our sprint.
This Rejuvix, a wand distinguished only by its glowing emerald
embedded into the tip, was given to me by the good Fieya of Wind, a woman known more for
her kindness than her skill in magic. She was a close friend of mine or perhaps
even more than a friend when I chose to leave Wind months ago. It was this
ladys will that I take care of the wand, so I simply cannot let such an object fall
into the hands of this Valden. Thus, I must entreat any and all Britannians to help me
find this thief and retrieve my wand. I am willing to offer a small reward for each and
every small clue that can be brought to my attention. With any luck, soon this man can be
apprehended. If any have questions regarding the theft or the wand, come by my house (just
east of the Blue Boar) for a chat.
From the Town Cryer - The Journal of Ultima Online, Friday, December 11th 1998
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