The Journal of Glloyd Ancientborn the Round
Spring, 770:
It has been a little over 20 years since I last wrote about Iden Bloodinked, the bandit king of the north.
Such a long time, yet it seemed to vanish in an instant. While the world has seen darkness in the past,
things seem to be taking a turn for the better, at least for now. Indeed, word from the north indicates
that the massive armies of beasts left over from the necromancer wars have seemingly vanished, which
can only be a good thing.
Back to the point at hand, Iden Bloodinked. I bring that name up again because an adventurer from the
north passed through the Shelter carrying an intriguing artifact. Namely, a journal that allegedly
belonged to Iden Bloodinked himself. The journal itself was badly burnt and falling apart with age and
wear, but I have included what I could recover below:
The surviving journal of Iden BloodinkedSuch is the tale of Iden that I was able to draw from his journal. Much of it lines up with my own
observations, although the circumstances of his death have become more clear. Apparently, he did die
in Incenseorder, after striking down the demon lord of the city in battle. However, the adventurer
reported to me that he had visited the site where Iden had died, and had been unable to find a corpse
matching Iden’s description. A curious situation indeed. If Iden did in fact die at Incenseorder, where did
his body end up?
Somewhere in the north of Orid Xem…
The creature that once was Iden Bloodinked awoke in a field, soaked by the rain and drenched in mud.
Thunder boomed in the distance as he pulled himself up and looked around. He did not know where he
was or how he had arrived at that location. All he knew is that he had a burning desire for revenge on all
those responsible for his current condition…

OOC: Sorry for the delay on that, I had some computer issues. Nonetheless, I've gotten going and will post more soon. I've posted my final update from my last turn too, it is linked above.