3rd REPORT OF THE TYLOS CONCORD

[Xarkly 17299]

 

 

ISSUED BY THE

ON THIS 13th DAY OF JOMA AND UMUND OF 530 E.S.

 

 

 

So it was that his Holiness Caius I did strike an agreement with the Grand Magister of the Magehold of Hohkmat given form in the Concord of St. Tylos, and so it was that this Concord remains standing in the face of the Magehold’s brief civil upheaval that resulted in the death and usurpation of Grand Magister Razad by his apprentice, one Faeryel of Hohkmat.

 

 

Pursuant to the terms of the standing Concord, the I - Villorik Patriarch Jorenus, of the Order of the White Comet - have continued Vindications of the Hohkmati populace in order to expunge any agent of the Shadow hiding amidst the Void-stricken populace. Acting as a Curial officer on behalf of his Holiness Pontifex Caius I, I have compiled this 3rd Report of the Tylos Concord based on Vindications carried out by my sole hand throughout 530 E.S.

 

 

I note the results of this Report below.

 

 

Gloria Aestra: The tavernkeep of Hohkmat, and a young mage who has dedicated themselves to Voidal studies since adulthood. Willingly complied with all aspects of Vindication, namely inspection for branding, aurum, salt, and a search for dark artefacts. Revealed no trace of the Shadow, and is therefore Vindicated by the Light.

 

 

Avindor Divadri: A mage adept who exhibited an impressive degree of cunning. Vouched for Vindications when other subjects expressed some hesitation. Willingly complied with all aspects of Vindication, namely inspection for branding, aurum, salt, and a search for dark artefacts. Revealed no trace of the Shadow, and is therefore Vindicated by the Light.

 

 

Sahar the Qalasheen: A Farfolk warrior of the ‘Crimson Edict’, an alleged ancient and defunct guild. Initially expressed considerable hesitation to be Vindicated, namely at the prospect of removing any of their heavy armour. Thereafter willingly complied with all aspects of Vindication, namely inspection for branding, aurum, salt, and a search for dark artefacts. Revealed no trace of the Shadow, and is therefore Vindicated by the Light.

 

 

Kabane Kusaka: An Oyashi who was encountered mid-argument with another mage of the Magehold. Willingly complied with all aspects of Vindication, namely inspection for branding, aurum, salt, and a search for dark artefacts. Carried a copy of a book identified by the White Comet as a tome praising ‘Mordring’, which appears to be copied from a statue situate at Port Minas, the lair of the necormancer Kryndomere. Subject claimed the book appears in abundance in the Hohkmati tax office, a fact confirmed by the White Comet upon inspection. Book confiscated. Revealed no trace of the Shadow, and is therefore Vindicated by the Light.

 

 

Kiva of Petra: An associate of the Magehold, though resident in Petra. Not only willingly complied with all aspects of Vindication, but readily volunteered, including inspection for branding, aurum, salt, and a search for dark artefacts. Revealed no trace of the Shadow, and is therefore Vindicated by the Light.

 

 

Eletha Avery: A Snow Elf, self-taught in the discipline of Voidal magic. Willingly complied with all aspects of Vindication, namely inspection for branding, aurum, salt, and a search for dark artefacts. Revealed no trace of the Shadow, and is therefore Vindicated by the Light.

 

 

 

 

The White Comet is satisfied with the general compliance of the Magehold when it comes to Vindications, and notes that initial hesitations have largely proven immaterial. The white cloak of the Patriarch of Jorenus is now a known - if not a strictly welcome - sight in the city’s streets, and the populace appear relatively content with the process of Vindications.