<div class="floatleft">(http://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/3/3e/Elvenknight.jpg)</div><strong>Zanthus (http://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=188886.msg9128266#msg9128266)</strong><br/>Plothook character sheet (http://plothook.net/RPG/profiler/view.php?id=12939)<br/>Status: HP 10/10; AC 19, Touch 12, Flat 17; CMD 15; Fort +2, Ref +2, Will +2; Perception +2; Init +2<br/><hr/><br/>Zanthus watched in wonder as the wound he had just given himself miraculously closed before his eyes. He had seen healing magic before, of course, but never without an agent of his deity. It was as if Iomedae herself had touched him. A faint scar remained, and he hoped that it would not fade over time but would serve as a reminder to him of that which had happened here.<br/><br/>"These words are cryptic to me as well, though 'The Story of the Goddess' might refer to the<em>Acts of Iomedae</em>, the holy text of my religion that speaks of Iomedae's eleven miracles. I suspect that the meaning of this will become clear in time. What more proof do we need that we are on the right path, if a direct message from our Gods does not suffice? Let this draw us together in united purpose, friends. We have witnessed a miracle here today. Surely there will be more to come."<br/><br/>"Please preserve that parchment, Idise. And if we should meet with tragedy then I would ask all of you to strive to carry it to Iomedae's temple if at all possible, where it may perhaps serve to inspire others in this dark time. For now I think we have rested enough and are renewed in spirit and body. Let us press on, leaving this temple door closed yet not barred, and hope that this new holy place may provide succor to those who follow."<br/><br/>Zanthus makes ready to depart, feeding and watering his horse and gathering his few belongings.<br/><br/>