(The alleyway in which good man Albert’s corpse was found) It had been truly, a pleasant day. The morning was productive and the Judge looked happy ‘pon looking at fair Belvitz. He had to deal with a problematic elf before, but really it hadn’t worsened his day. Walking around the streets, he came upon an alleyway, that led to the other side of the street he was in. Thinking of it as a shortcut, the man entered, and started to walk through it.
Ah, would good man Albert now know, there was ill intention awaiting him within the confines of the alleyway! A man, draped in dark, ebon cloaks and rags, a knife in hand, jumped in front of the good man. With words coming out of his mouth - “DIE, SCUM!” - the man charged onto the Judge.
Surprised, nothing could have fair Albert done. The man jumped onto him, and as lightning, stabbed him five times in his stomach. Falling to his knees before the man, the judge mustered strength to be able to ask what the man’s intention on his murder was. He did not get a response. In cold blood, the assassin slashed through the Judge’s neck and put an end to such beautiful tale. The assassin’s name, unknown, nor his intentions. His tracks well hidden, and his blade, clean as the night sky, had already drawn blood.