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From a Tome Looted from the Dark Elf Spy in Northern Ro (Charisis is Also Known
as the Howling Stones):
Nestled deep in the plains of the Overthere rests the cliff
city of Charasis. This city of grandeur was home to the mightiest of all Iksar
tribes, the Kunzar.
Charasis is also recorded as the birthplace of the great
Emperor Venril Sathir the uniter. Although Emperor Sathir ruled from the Kunazar
city of Sebilis, he was rumored to have stored his most valuable possessions
within the library of Charasis.
Emperor Sathir's beloved, Drusella, rests within a grand
crypt in Charasis' depths. After her funeral and burial, Emperor Sathir cast all
citizens from the cliff city. Only the royal guard and servants where allowed to
stay, forever.
These Iskar were never again to feel the warmth of the sun or
bask in the moonlight. It is written that Emperor Sathir crafted a spell to hide
the entrance of Charasis from raiders and those who dared to steal his knowledge
and defile his beloved Drusella's crypt. Emperor Sathir would visit the cliff
city frequently. What he would do inside is not known.
Upon the death of one of Emperor Sathir's royal guard was
revealed the secret to gaining entry into Charasis. Upon a tattered scroll did
the guard record the secret. The scroll is now lost to the world. Taken as pure
babble by the mortician, it was cast aside and lost to time.
After Emperor Sathir's death his son and new emperor, Rile is
the last to hold the secret of entry. The ancient cult of Emperor Sathir known
as the The Arisen are rumored to have acquired the lost scroll of the royal
guard. They are said to care for the crypt of the late Emperor Sathir.
It was during the time known as the End Days that the spirits
of Tunare, Underfoot and the Rainkeeper destroy most of the great cities of the
ancients. Charasis and it's guardians and treasures are lost forever. May those
entombed within guard her secrets from invader.
So let it be know that Darkmask and Pizo have found a secret
treasure, hidden in the Overthere, a land of many dangers, but apparently it
yields quite a reward. To the library we must recover these lost items. |
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