<div class="floatleft">(http://www.infinitelibraries.com/images/Elli/DalimathLadyAvali.jpg)<br/></div><strong>Innoki Duskwoven</strong><br/><strong>Location</strong>: Sheriff Caeller's archives<br/><strong>Tagged</strong>: Senthaynatrix, NPCs<br/><strong>Stats</strong>:<em>HP </em>10/10 -<em> Init</em>: +3<br/><strong>Currently</strong>:<br/><strong>Active Effects</strong>:<br/><br/><br/><br/><br/><br/><hr/><br/>Innoki nods, the corner of his mouth quirking. Sometimes, it's good to be right. "Excellent." His looks a little newer; started more recently, no doubt, his handwriting a little less neat, but legible. He uses a slightly older form of script, elegant and uncommon. He moves a little - while she is probably entirely used to walking and reading at the same time, the halls of a university are flat, and likely, far more familiar. So he nudges a little, to make sure she doesn't wander too far off track.<br/><br/>He also holds the door, one ear twitching - sounds like most of the others at least, are back. He sniffs a little, for the scent of food cooking, and nods a little.<br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Innoki's Journal</div><div class="spoiler_body">The initial pages are full of descriptions of the journey to get here, broken here and there by small ink-sketches - some of which look like they started life as blots - of things that caught the eye. There are a few rather snide observations of traveling companions, and places passed through to get here. His impression of Ravengro is not a good one; he refers to the village as a 'cold, wet, sodden hell'. He had better impressions of the others - again, a bunch of ink-sketches break up the text, with short notes on the subjects, mostly neutral - none yet for the new arrivals, of course.<br/>There is a hurried note under today's date:   <em>Had some excitement this morning. Some sick bastard decided to redecorate the town's monument to Harrowstone's (presumably noble) fallen. They used a dire rat .. and weirdly, a straight razor. I'm not fool enough to think that isn't a coincidence</em>, followed by what looks more like research notes, for the way they are organized.<br/><br/>   <em>From the looks of things, Harrowstone was originally built to house local criminals (duchy local, maybe?), but it looks like it became the place to stash the worst of the worst in short order. Looks like other duchies in Ustalav, and even other countries started paying to send their serious villains to Harrowstone, so at the time of the fire, the number of prisoners was unusually high. Hell, I've heard of some of these guys, Aradeyal used to tell stories...<br/>   Huhn. These guys keep showing up, and looks like they were all there when Harrowstone burned. Colourful bastards... "Father Charlatan", "The Lopper". "The Mosswater Marauder", "The Piper", and "Splatter Man". <br/>   That's a little worrying, considering that Harrowstone had a high prisoner turnover - according to the records, it wasn't a housing facility. Looks like the people who got sent there needed to be kept out of circulation, and were sent to Pharasma's judgment as soon as their paperwork was processed. Humans and paperwork... feh.<br/>   Need to remember to talk to the Sheriff, find out what he knows about Professor Lorrimor's death. Can't shake the hunch that something's /off/ with that. Father Grimburrow might also know something, but I suspect he's a little less likely to tell us. The prison burned fifty-five years ago, and this starts now? I have a feeling the Professor stirred a wasp's nest, and we're starting to see the results.<br/></em><br/>There are more notes, from the more recent research, elaborating on Father Charlatan and The Piper - Innoki isn't thinking 'cults' as the source; he's thinking 'undead', and that's not something he seems to like any better.<br/></div></div>