Heroes Chronicles
� � Clash of the Dragons¨ When the good Dragons disappear, Tarnum is drawn into an epic battle with Mutare, the Dragon Queen. His greatest struggle, however, will be learning to be human again.�"� DragonsA.h3m‚3 � �� à It is no surprise that the Immortal Hero came to live among the long-lived Elves and Dragons. He was still human after all, and humans need companionship. Soon, the Dragons would learn how seriously Tarnum took friendship. � ����” ‰ � ��Ð� � DragonsB.h3mW+ � � �$ î Mutare was human once, but her thirst for power drove her to drink a potion that turned her into a Dragon. Soon, she became the Dragon Queen of Nighon where her reputation for cruelty became as well known as her desire to rule the world. � ����” � �” � � DragonsC.h3mó~ � � �A á The Gold Dragon Mothers gave birth to all good Dragons, and still retain a link with their children. So, Tarnum set out to rescue the Dragon Mothers and remove the enchantment Mutare had placed on the Green and Gold Dragons. � ����” � �” � � DragonsD.h3mK/ � � �' Ì While Tarnum freed the good Dragons from the Dragon Queen's control, Mutare lured the savage Rust Dragons to her side. Soon, they flew at the front of her army, destroying anything that got in their way. � ����” � �” �� DragonsE.h3m¶h � � �& ì Mutare swept over the borders of Erathia because the Knights were unprepared to meet the full onslaught of her Dragons. The Erathian battle lines were easily broken by a new addition to her army, the wingless but deadly Crystal Dragon. � ����” ��ýÿ � � DragonsF.h3m´6 � � �( » The battle over the Erathian border taught Tarnum the true power of Mutare's Dragon army. So, searching for an equalizer, he set out to find the elusive and unpredictable Faerie Dragons. � ������” ‰ � � DragonsG.h3múN � �) ¾ Finally, Tarnum had the power to take the offensive, but as he tried to take back the land AvLee lost he met the massive Azure Dragons. Even the good Dragons feared these ancient creatures. � ����� � �þ
� DragonsH.h3m…· @ � �L �� Tarnum's lightning assault pushed Mutare all the way back to Nighon, leaving the Elf King to mop up the forces trapped in AvLee and Erathia. Now that her own land was threatened, the Dragon Queen was at her deadliest, and this time her hatred was focused directly at Tarnum.�� �� After her defeat, Mutare fled to Nighon to lick her wounds and plot Tarnum's death, but she soon met her fate at the hands of another. Tarnum would always remember the years he spent in AvLee as the happiest time of his life, but it wasn't long before the Ancestors called him away.� ����” ‰ � �
� �$ � The Dragontalker�� The good Dragons are missing, and the only person who might know their whereabouts is the Dragontalker. Tarnum must find her. Do not lose Tarnum. All Heroes will be limited to level six, but all of Tarnum's skills, spells and experience will transfer to the next scenario. � , ÿ „ ÿ ? ÷ ÿ �� � ”¦� Tarnum � ”� Tarnum � ÿ Å ÿ - ÿ ÿ � � � ��� ûÿ ×�ß� À�€ÿÇÃ� À¾
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As their leader explains, "We've all fought beside them in battle, and each of us owes a blood debt to the Dragons. If you do not let us join, then we shall take up your quest anyway!"
Sometimes, Centaurs just don't take 'no' for an answer, so you let them join your ranks. ÿÿ � �� - ãUt¶� � �# . åUt¶� ��u Stubborn like all Dwarves, this stocky band of warriors refuse to move from the path, nor will they listen to reason. ÿÿ�� !� / �”ÿÿÿÿj� Greetings, Tarnum! The Dragons have spoken kindly of you - they call you a friend. Not many humans have earned such respect from their kind, so it is fitting that you become their champion.
I fear for the good Dragons, Tarnum. They were drawn from their caves as if pulled by some unseen hand. I saw it in their eyes - they could not resist and they did not want to go.
Here, you will need these War Unicorns to get safely back to the Elven King. Tell him that on behalf of the Dragons, I have selected you to save them. He is bound by his alliance with the Dragons to give you whatever assistance you request.� You are not Tarnum. Begone!Û Now, have a seat, Tarnum. The story I have to tell you might take a while. Let me make you some tea, and then I will tell you what I know of your enemy.
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These Troglodytes must be the ones who have been raiding the local farms.
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"But I must get through!" you say.
"Well, there is one chance. If you could find the Pendant of Total Recall, perhaps that will cure the gatekeeper's forgetfulness."
"It's worth a try," you say.© "We've torn the place apart - still no sign of the key. I'm afraid you'll never get through unless you find the Pendant of Total Recall," the guard says apologetically.�� "The Pendant! Throw it up here!"
The guard disappears for a long time, and just when you think they've forgotten you, the doors open. Standing in the doorway with a sheepish grin on his face is the gatekeeper.
"Sorry about that. Next time, I'll leave the key under the doormat."�� … �� �à The sun reflects off something in a flowerbed, so you dismount and carefully step between the beautiful flowers so you don't crush any. And there, long forgotten, is the Pendant of Total Recall! � � Day 1Q� For the past twenty or so years I have lived among the Elves in these beautiful forests. I have fought beside them, laughed with them, and learned their ways. Perhaps my favorite time of year is the Spring Festival - everyone is so filled with happiness and a love for life! It's a cheerful time that helps me forget my past. But this year the festival was shadowed by the absence of the Green and Gold Dragons. It's most unlike them to break a promise.
And then last night the Ancestors visited me. They had another task for me to complete, but I already knew what they wanted me to do.
"I know," I said. "The Dragons must be found."
Even if the Ancestors hadn't assigned me this task, I would've gone in search of the good Dragons. Over the years, these long-lived creatures have become my beloved friends. They understand what I am, and they do not fear me. To them, my past is just that - over. For the friendship they have shown me, I owe it to them to find out what has happened.
But first there was Waerjak, the orphan boy I have been raising. I needed to find someone to watch him. ÿ� � Day 3h� I managed to convince the Elven King of AvLee to send me to find out what happened to the missing Dragons. He suggests I seek the Dragontalker, an ancient Elven woman who lives among the good Dragons. She knows them better than any other mortal. But after centuries living among the Dragons, she has become a bit of a recluse. Finding her may be a problem. ÿ� � � Day 4Î� While in the service of AvLee, I fought in the Forest Guard beside a young Vori Elf named Gelu. He invented an interesting bow, used only by the most experienced archers. These elite troops were called Sharpshooters.
Using Gelu's design for the bow, I am training my own Sharpshooters for the battle ahead. These bows have an excellent range and are far more effective than almost all other ranged troops. I just hope they serve me as well as they did Gelu. ÿ� � � Day 6>� "What could it be?" I ask one of the Elven captains. "What could possibly keep the Dragons from the Festival?"
"Hard to imagine anything powerful enough to kill them all, or imprison them. No such force exists! At least, I hope it doesn't," the captain says.
"But the other alternative is just as unreasonable. Dragons never break a promise, and even if it was something beyond their control, they would've told the Elven King about it and apologized for their absence."
"True," says the captain, nodding. "True."
"Then what?"
That is the question that plagues me. ÿ� � � Day 8d� The Elves are so willing to help me that I've had to tell many of them to return to their homes and wait. If I had need of them, I would send word. Obviously, a strong bond has been formed between Elves and Dragons, and I suddenly realize why I have chosen to stay among these people for so long.
In the past, I rarely stayed anywhere for long because I never felt part of any one place. As an Immortal, I would only make friends that would age and die before my eyes. But not the Elves and Dragons. Not only do they live for a long time, but when they form a friendship there is nothing that can break it. ÿ� � � Day 17~� Last night, I witnessed another trait that I have learned to love about Elves. Even when the seriousness of our quest to find the Dragons weighs heavily on their thoughts, my soldiers found time for a game.
As long as they live, you would think the Elves would become somber, even boring. Yes, they are thoughtful people, always willing to consider the consequences of their actions before they act, but they also know how to live each day.
Upon their request, I joined them. We kicked around a child's ball with no clear objective other than keeping it away from the other team. I wish I could say my team won, but maybe next time. ÿ� � � Day 9S� I have learned that to reach the Dragontalker I must first pass through the Red Border Guard, and only the Keymaster in the Red tent has the authority to give someone access.
I just hope the Dragontalker still lives. If something happened to the Dragons, then couldn't the same thing have happened to the old healer who lives among them? ÿ� � � Day 19 � When I saw the Green Dragon swooping over the treetops last night, I thought my quest was over. Perhaps the good Dragons simply forgot about the Spring Festival. I called out, waving for it to land so we could talk, but the Dragon dove sharply at my position.
If I had not known Dragons so well, I would not have recognized its battle dive. It attacked! Luckily, my men and I were able to take cover in a thick portion of the forest where the Green Dragon wasn't able to assault us, and eventually it gave up and flew away.
But the malevolent expression on its face bothers me still. What could turn the good creature I know into the enraged beast I saw last night? ÿ� � � Day 7ˆ� As I began to formally organize my army, I appointed a Dwarf named Kurbon as the Master of Supplies because his kind are obsessed with every minute detail. He'll make sure nothing turns up missing.
During my first conference with Kurbon, he shook his head at the list in his hand and said, "You don't expect me to support this army on what I have here, do you?"
"Well, what do you need?"
"Everything! Wood, Gold, Ore, Gems - everything. Don't be leaving any piles of resources lying around, and you best flag all mines too. If such common work is too mundane for you, sir, then hire someone to do it for you while you go off killin' things." ÿ� � � Day 11P� This morning as we prepared to leave, an elderly Elf approached riding on the back of a powerful stag. Despite his age, the Elf was still agile enough to drop off his mount and extend a hand.
"I am Aspen, a Druid and your advisor," the old Elf said.
"My advisor?" I said. "I don't recall asking for one, much less selecting one."
"That's because my people selected one for you. They wanted someone wise and experienced, someone who knows much of the world. The choice, I admit, was obvious. I'm sure no one else was considered, since I am the wisest Elf alive."
"And so modest," I said.
"Modesty is for Halflings!" Aspen said, jumping onto the back of his stag. "So, where do we go today?"
I mounted my horse and said, "I would think someone as wise as yourself would already know that."
Aspen laughed, and we became immediate friends. ÿ�
� Day 13®� "Checkmate!" Aspen said as he knocked over my wooden King with his Rook.
"You're good," I said. My fists were clenched at my sides. I hadn't lost a game of chess in a very long time, and I didn't like it.
"Yes, although when you're this good the game loses some of its appeal, I'm afraid," Aspen said as he scooped the wooden pieces into a pouch on his hip.
"Tomorrow, a rematch," I grumbled. It was even worse losing to this arrogant Elf.
"You said you had some news," I said.
"Oh, yes! I've arranged for troops to be trained at the Centaur Stables. Return there each week and they'll have new recruits waiting for you."
Aspen tucked his board under one arm and walked away. ÿ� � � Day 230� My Master of Supplies, Kurbon, gripes endlessly about the way I spend Gold.
"What are you doing - dropping it on the ground as you ride?" he often says.
Kurbon insists I visit the Windmill and the Mystical Garden each week to pick up the Gold and resources they provide. Anything to shut the Dwarf up! ÿ� � � Day 25Ù A report comes in that an Elven farm was mysteriously ransacked last night. The field was torn up and all the animals are missing. Thankfully, the farmer was away at the time.
I sent Aspen to investigate the scene. ÿ� � � Day 30°� Aspen returns from his investigation of the ransacked farm.
"It's a true mystery, Tarnum. The entire farm was destroyed and anything that was remotely edible was stolen," Aspen says.
"Could it be a Dragon?" I ask.
"No. There were no tracks in or out of the farm, but there were plenty left behind at the site. They were small, and a lot of them, but I can't tell you what they belong to," the elder Elf says, shaking his head. ÿ� � � Day 33ã� There have been two more raids on farms. This time, however, the farmers weren't so lucky as to be away at the time. They were killed.
I have noticed a pattern in the attacks though. They always happen at night, and they're moving in one direction - north. I promise to put an end to them, but since I can't be everywhere at once I call upon some of the Elves that wanted to join me earlier to pick up their bows and stand guard over the farms each night. I hope that's enough. ÿ� � day 2ì� Considering our past, I almost didn't call upon Adrienne, but she was the only one I trusted to watch the orphan boy I have come to think of as my son.
As I approached her solitary hut, which I helped her build when we were still together, Adrienne, a dark-haired beauty, opened the door.
"It's been a while, Tarnum," she said. I could tell by her tone that she wished it hadn't been so long.
"I need a favor, Adrienne," I said.
"What makes you think I'll help you?" she said. She was still angry with me, still hurt because I ended our relationship with no excuse.
"Because I know you love Waerjak almost as much as I. I must go away. I need you to watch him."
"Where is the little devil?"
"Hunting," I said. "I don't want to be here when he gets back. I don't want to have to explain."
"Yeah, I understand. Explanations aren't your strong point, are they?" she snapped.
I sighed. Maybe I shouldn't have come here.
Then, Adrienne said, "I'll take him, of course! How long will you be gone? Should I tell him you're never coming back?"
"That's not fair, Adrienne!"
"So what! I'm not feeling like being fair today!"
I shook my head. If I didn't leave now, I never would.
"It may be as short as a couple weeks," I said. "Or as long as several months. I don't know yet."
"I'll tell him."
"Tell him I love him, Adrienne. And I swear I'll be back as soon as I can."
I turned away, telling myself that Waerjak would be safe.
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J � { �� | !! w #� x �� } �� ~ �� a �# � � ? �� € � � � � ‚ �! ƒ � „ �# … çTo�ÿ��� Valita�|� �� �������� � � � � � � � ÿÿ ÿÿ ÿÿ �ÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿ ÿÿ ÿ�¹ Valita is as good with a sword as she is with a bow, but it is her ability to earn the complete loyalty of her troops that advanced her so quickly through the ranks of the Forest Guard.ÿ ����� � � � � �� � � † �" ‡ � L �! ˆ �$ ‰ �# D � � �� � �! � �� � ! � �# Š èTo�� ��â A Pit Fiend steps out of the bleak Prison. It cracks a whip, splitting a nearby rock in two. Immediately, lots more of the creatures come to its side.
"Flee, or else join the hopeless within our prison!" the Pit Fiend says. ÿÿ�� �# . �! Q �" , �� � �{� You were concentrating on navigating your ship safely through the sharp rocks, so you were unprepared for the winged old women who flew out from the caves high up on the cliff face.
"Harpies!" screamed the sailor in the crow's nest.
Sadly, he was the first to fall as one of the Harpies carried him away to her cave. Then the rest were upon you and you had to defend yourself.�H � H H � I � ÿÿ ÿÿ ÿÿ þ � �! ‹ �# Œ �" �� � �� Ž yÙ™� ��f� A local Dwarf tells you that the Gold Mine has been abandoned for three months ever since some giant dogs made it their den one night. Every attempt by the miners to expel the Hell Hounds has failed. Lives have been lost.
So, you offer to give them a hand in return for a steady supply of Gold to help support your forces.
"Agreed," says the Dwarf miner. ÿÿ�� �� Z zÙ™+ ��ê At the mouth of the Crystal Cave stands lots of hooting and spitting Familiars who refuse to leave. Raids such as this are common this close to the border, and are usually dealt with by the local Forest Guard, but you decide to help. ÿÿ��
ÚA¤ü � �� � �Ù Your ship comes too close to the coast and is bombarded with fireballs thrown by the Magogs hiding on the shore. A fire starts in the hull of the ship, destroying some of your stores before you're able to put it out. øÿÿÿ üÿÿÿ þ � �" yØ™� �·� You're riding past a stand of dead trees when to your surprise an Elf runs out. He's followed by more of his companions, all of them appear tired and dirty.
"I thought I would never again set my gaze upon a friendly face, but here you are!" the Elf archer says.
"What are you doing here?" you ask.
"We were part of a scouting expedition in search of the Vial of Dragon's Blood, but we were set upon by Demons and captured. We were brought here to be tortured, but we escaped thanks to the efforts of our captain, Valita. We've been hiding ever since, looking for a way off this accursed island!"
"You're most fortunate that we stopped here," you say. "What happened to your captain?"
"Dead, I hope," the Elf says sadly. "She's been in a prison near here for months. The Fiends who dwell on this island are masters of torture."
The Elves gladly join your army for the chance to exact their revenge upon the creatures that hold their leader. ÿÿ � � . � . �� � �T� "Dragon!" someone shouts.
At first, you scan the sky but find nothing. Then you spot a massive green mound on the charred soil ahead. It's a Green Dragon, but it's not moving. You approach slowly, quietly, and as you near the creature you can see its wounds.
Both wings are broken and most of its tail is missing. The blood pooling on the ground is evidence of a much deeper injury concealed beneath its body. You rush forward, screaming for a healer even though you sense it is too late for this once-beautiful creature.
Soon, the Green Dragon notices you and opens its only remaining eye.
"What did this to you?" you ask.
"A Gold," the Dragon says. It takes one of its last breaths in order to continue speaking.
"Mutare made us fight each other, for her amusement."
"I'm sorry. She'll pay for this," you say.
"It's a dark power she holds over us. I fear her, Tarnum Dragonfriend. For the first time, we Dragons know fear in Mutare's presence," says the Green Dragon. "Thank you, Tarnum. It was good...to die with a friend...at my side."
Your tears fall on the Dragon's blank, dead eye. þ � �� L �� �� ‘ �� éºy*# ��ù One of your scouts returns from the Shipyard with news that a renegade group of Grand Elves has taken control of it, and refuse to give it up. All attempts to bribe them have been rejected, and finally you have no choice but to force them to leave. ÿÿ�� � Day 1™� The Dragontalker's account of the disappearance of the good Dragons has left me concerned for their safety. One morning, with blank stares in their eyes, they took to the air and flew east toward Nighon. The Dragontalker tried to stop them, but what can an old woman do to stop a Dragon?
If the Dragontalker is right that the Dragon Queen, Mutare, has indeed gained the ability to control the minds and wills of all Dragons, then the world will soon be under Nighon rule. And Mutare would be a greater tyrant than I had been when I was the Barbarian King.
Now, I know that I must not only save the good Dragons, but I must stop Mutare, no matter what it takes. þ� � Day 3·� I sit with Aspen, my advisor, each night to play a game of chess. I always lose, but it's a chance for us to discuss our plans for the next day in private.
"The Elf King sent one of his own captains to find the Vial of Dragon's Blood months ago before all this happened. He heard it had fallen into Nighon hands and didn't want our enemy to possess such an artifact," Aspen said and absently moved his queen.
"They obviously didn't find it, so what happened?" I said. I saw a weakness in Aspen's defense and moved my knight to take advantage of it.
"Check!" I said.
Aspen smiled, and didn't even look at the board.
"The group sent to retrieve the Vial has never returned, and is assumed dead."
"I see," I said. "Your move."
Aspen moved his queen once again and said, "Checkmate!"
The old Elf's gloating face always makes me want to smash the board in two, but I resisted. One day, I'll win, and then I'll teach him how a Barbarian gloats. þ� � � Day 4ý The Pegasi have decided to join my search for the good Dragons. Although their aerial attacks will be a priceless benefit to my army, my Master of Supplies is angry with me.
"More mouths! That's the last thing I need!" Kurbon shouted when I told him. þ� � � Day 7"� "What exactly does this Vial of Dragon's Blood do?" I ask Aspen as we ride.
"It's said to be the blood of the First Dragon Dame - the one who gave birth to all the Dragons," Aspen said. "That can't be proved though. Just a tiny drop of the blood within the Vial can make a Dragon stronger, and I've heard no matter how often you use it the Vial never runs dry."
"So how's it suppose to break Mutare's control over the good Dragons?"
"I guess the Dragon's Blood has more powers than we know. Maybe it strengthens their mind as well as body." þ� � � Day 17s� This morning, some Dwarven guards brought me an Elf with his arms bound behind his back.
"He was skulking about, trying to slip by us," said one of the Dwarves.
The Elf smiled when he noticed Aspen standing next to me.
"Do you know him?" I asked my advisor.
"Well, yes. This young lad is one of the Elf King's spies," Aspen told me. Then to the spy, he said, "Go on, tell us what you're doing around here. Last I heard, you were in Nighon, were you not?"
"I was," said the spy, "and I have urgent news for the King. The Nighons are building a massive army - it could only mean invasion!"
"I see. Then you best be running to the King," Aspen said.
When the spy was gone, Aspen said to me, "No doubt, the Dragon Queen has found a use for the good Dragons. Soon, I imagine they'll be flying over our borders at the head of her army."
"I won't let that happen," I promised. þ� � � Day 14‰� Kurbon, my Master of Supplies, has requested that I hire a Hero responsible for visiting the Windmill, Mystical Garden, and Water Wheel each week. It seems a good idea, since I may get too busy to do it myself, or too far away.
Not only that, but this new Hero can collect the new troops trained in places like the Enchanted Spring and the Dwarf Cottage. Poor Kurbon. More mouths to feed.
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� Day 11ñ� Today, Aspen provided me with a map of the region, including our best information about the land of the Devils across the mountains. I must find a way into that land. It'll take me too long to build an army large enough to get through the Fire Gate - that's for sure.
So, if I can't go through, I must go around. And that means the ocean. Our information is vague, but we do know the Devils don't have a port. The real question, however, is if they have any place where we could land a ship. þ�
� Day 23U� As I ate my morning meal, Aspen approached me with a worried expression on his face.
"What is it?" I said.
"You'll have to do without my company for a while, Tarnum. I must be off."
"Off? Where?"
"I just received word carried by messenger bird that one of our spies is trapped behind enemy lines and needs help. Apparently, he has remarkable news about a plot against the Elf King," Aspen said.
"Take some soldiers with you," I said. "I don't want you dying before I get a chance to beat you at chess."
"Nay, I must go alone. Better that I not been seen."
I reluctantly agreed, then asked, "How is it you know so much about the Elf King's spies, Aspen?"
Smiling, the old Elf said, "I haven't been an advisor all my life. There was a time when I was Aspen, the Spy - and if I say so myself, the best spy in the world!"
"Of course!" I said. þ� � � Day 32�� Today, Aspen returned from his mission to rescue the trapped spy. He looked a little tired, thinner, and angry.
"I need a drink," he said, refusing to say more.
So, I waited until he had cleaned up and ate, approaching him only after he had had a glass of wine.
"What happened?" I asked.
"I was too late!" Aspen said as if it was his fault. "The poor young lad was dead - tortured and left tied to a tree as a message."
I clenched my fists at my side, fighting down the anger rising within. I didn't know the spy, but the man must've been courageous to enter enemy territory. He didn't deserve that kind of death.
Aspen shook his head and said, "And now the information the spy had is lost forever. Whatever plot he uncovered, we will never know until it is too late!" þ� � � �H �� The Dragon Mothersà Tarnum must rescue the Gold Dragon Mothers so he can free all the good Dragons. Do not lose Tarnum. All Heroes will be limited to level eighteen, but Tarnum and two of his best Captains will transfer to the next scenario.�� � � �D!� [ÿ � [ ð ÿ ? ÷ ÿ �� � � �$ ÿ�� � ” � ÿ Å @ ÿ - ÿ ÿ � �
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She says, "I would not have believed it if I hadn't seen them with my own eyes, but there are a few Gold Dragons tormenting the locals. They destroy their farms, eat their pigs, and they've killed every warrior in the area. Something must be done - they must be stopped!"
"I'm trying. Soon, I'll free the good Dragons from the evil yoke that the Dragon Queen has placed over them," You say.
"But how long is that going to take? No, I'm offering 8,500 Gold to anyone who kills these Dragons. If you don't want the Gold, I'm sure someone else will come along. Good day!"[ I must have evidence before I pay the Gold. A nail or a few scales will do. Now, go away!e� "My thanks to you, and the thanks of the people of this region! We'll finally be able to sleep without worrying if our home will still be there in the morning," the old woman says.
"I took no pleasure in it, lady. Those Dragons did not know what they were doing, and it is a shame they had to be killed," you say.
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"That there ain't right!" one says, and the entire group requests to join your forces. ÿÿ � ) N ÿ�;¹� ��å A band of Centaur Captains ride out in front of you, determined to do battle. When you ask them why they fight you, one of them says, "The Dragons are gone - without them we are weak. Better to join them than to die foolishly!" ÿÿ� ), O ��;¹ � &* P -( Q ��;¹� � �5 R ��;¹ � �G R ��;¹ � )A O ��;¹ � ,F S
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"Stand ye back, bandits!" he shouts.
"Bandits?" you say. "We're not bandits, sir. We're the Elf King's army."
The Dwarf stares closer at you, nods.
"Yep, you look a little too orderly to be thieves. There's been a lot of ambushes on this road these days. If you're traveling it, I'd keep you eyes open if I were you."
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"How nice of you to offer. Our need is great. In the recent Gold Dragon attacks, all these people have lost their homes, and I'm afraid there are more to come. We need supplies, 25 Wood and 25 Ore to build homes, and 15,000 Gold to buy food. If you bring us these things, I can convince a band of 150 Battle Dwarves to join your cause."
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"I am sorry, my master only teaches those of great Power and Knowledge. When you are skilled enough, you may return."
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The second one laughs and says, "And they're supposed to be wise ones, these Scholars. Hah! Dumb or smart, they all taste the same."
"That's right!"
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However, you do notice the Dragon Caves where the young Green Dragons dwell - they would certainly join you to free their mothers. þ � �5�1� ÿ �<�< zKžq� �ý You dribble a drop of blood from the Vial onto the head of each of the Dragon Mothers. One-by-one they open their eyes and rise to their full, majestic height.
"Oh, thank you, Tarnum Dragonfriend! Mutare's influence over us has slipped away forever!" ÿÿ�� �=�< yKžq� �ý You dribble a drop of blood from the Vial onto the head of each of the Dragon Mothers. One-by-one they open their eyes and rise to their full, majestic height.
"Oh, thank you, Tarnum Dragonfriend! Mutare's influence over us has slipped away forever!" ÿÿ�� �@�< |Kžq� �ý You dribble a drop of blood from the Vial onto the head of each of the Dragon Mothers. One-by-one they open their eyes and rise to their full, majestic height.
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This is the eldest of the Dragon Mothers and she smiles when she sees some of the other Gold Dragons are awake as well.
"I knew someone would come for us. I never lost hope even when Mutare's voice was within my skull." ÿÿ�� �>�< {Kžq� �ý You dribble a drop of blood from the Vial onto the head of each of the Dragon Mothers. One-by-one they open their eyes and rise to their full, majestic height.
"Oh, thank you, Tarnum Dragonfriend! Mutare's influence over us has slipped away forever!" ÿÿ��
� Day 1R� Now that the good Dragons fight for the Dragon Queen, several communities on the outer borders of AvLee have rebelled against the Elf King to side with the Dragons. They have no real leader, but they do stand in my way from reaching the Gold and Green Dragons. Numerous Gold Dragons have been seen in the area, so many that they must be hiding in the local caves. Now, I have the task of finding them.
Aspen and the Dragontalker have come up with a plan to use the Vial of Dragon's Blood. Since it would be impossible for me to track down every good Dragon and touch them with the blood, I must find the Gold Dragon Mothers - the most powerful of their breed.
As the Dragontalker explains, the ten Dragon Mothers have a magical link with all Green and Gold Dragons. All we need to do is cure them and the good Dragons will return to our side. þ� � Day 2-� I've received word from a scout that there is a heavily manned Anti-Magic Garrison to the south. The Elves and Dwarves within refuse to leave, and at the moment I don't have the forces to take the Garrison. Sooner or later, I may have to deal with them, but for now I am told I can simply go around. þ� � � Day 6�� Captain Valita, the scout I rescued from a Pit Fiend's prison, completed her Sharpshooter training recently. She's a natural with the bow.
But I have noticed that Valita, who was once a highly respected leader, has become quiet and solitary. Whenever someone tries to strike up a conversation with her, she answers with single-word sentences until the person goes away. I'm reluctant to give her more responsibility.
I suspect the months she spent in the torture chambers of our enemy has caused this change. þ� � � Day 8†� Despite my misgivings, I've decided to allow Captain Valita to continue leading some of the men. She's capable of handling herself and the others. I just wish I was more confident in her mental state. I have been on both sides of the torture chamber, and I know that even a week under hot pokers can seem like a lifetime. The months she spent in captivity must've felt like an eternity. þ� � � Day 13ˆ� After my advisor, Aspen, beat me at yet another game of chess, the old Elf leaned back in his chair.
"I've received word from the Elf King, Tarnum," he said.
"Why didn't I know of this?" I snapped. I was still a little sore about losing.
"I keep my own communications with many people. The Elf King sent word that he knows you're on an important quest, but if you have the time he requests that you attempt to take back the three renegade towns in this area."
"That's just going to delay me if I have to think about that too," I said.
"True, but I think the Elf King is attempting to prepare for all-out war. The Nighons have a head start on us. When they decide to march - Dragons or not - they will have an advantage, and the Elf King doesn't want Mutare to have even more resources in her grasp."
"I see," I said. "Well, next time you catch the Elf King's ear, tell him I'll do what I can." þ� � � Day 23�� I received a report from Captain Valita today about her progress. Everything was in order, although she seemed to gloss over the facts of an ambush that claimed the lives of a few of her men.
I've decided to take a clue from Aspen. I recruited one of my Sharpshooters to spy for me. I'm sending the man to join Valita's forces under orders to keep a close eye on her. Once my spy departs, however, I immediately regret my actions. There was a time when I never would've considered such an underhanded practice such as spying. þ� � � Day 10�� Some troops from this area who still remain loyal to the Elf King are holding the road to one of the renegade towns in the far south. Since I have little time myself, I have sent word to Captain Valita to build herself a good-sized army and take that town.
þ� � Day 18‰� Kurbon, my Dwarf Master of Supplies, comes to me grumbling about my lack of enthusiasm in retaking the renegade towns in this area.
"The Dragons are my concern," I say, "not these rebels."
"I don't care about no rebels, but those towns can supply us with lots of Gold. Troops too! Troops enough for you find those precious Dragons of yours," Kurbon says.
I had not thought of it that way. þ� � � Day 29q� My spy's first report is rather mundane. There has been no strange behavior from Captain Valita, and so far she has held her own during combat. Her men, however, respect her skills but feel distant from her. They don't feel that she cares for them, or even for herself. Apparently, in combat she turns wild as if releasing all the emotions that she keeps bottled within.
I know from experience that bottled anger can be dangerous when finally released, and often times that rage can't be directly only toward your enemy. There have been times when the berserker fury has claimed the lives of friends as well as enemies. þ� � � Day 34õ� Aspen approached me early today with his chessboard under one arm.
"I'm not in the mood for a game today," I said.
"Oh, well, these days I just play you for the opportunity to talk," Aspen said, sitting across from me. He set the board between us and slowly placed the pieces on the board.
"Do you have something to say?"
Aspen smiled, made the first move. I always lost quickest when he made the first move.
"I have a concern about one of your captains," Aspen said.
"Which one?" I asked, although I suspected.
"Valita."
"I'm handling it," I said sharply, letting him know that I would hear nothing more about it. Aspen nodded and waited for me to make my move. Knowing the old Elf, he would not let the matter of Captain Valita alone for long. þ� ! � Day 39�� "I have bad news, Tarnum," Aspen said, interrupting my dinner last night.
"How bad?"
"You be the judge. I just learned that the spy you sent to watch Captain Valita is dead. There was an ambush last night, and although Valita and her men fought off the enemy, your spy was slain."
I stood, clenched my fists at my side. I wasn't really upset that the spy was dead - that's war. But Aspen acted like he had caught me doing something wrong.
"How did you know about my spy?" I said.
"You may be an Immortal, Tarnum, but you're an infant when it comes to spying. When selecting a spy, if you didn't want me to know about it you should've picked someone outside your army," Aspen said.
"You're an advisor, Aspen. Not a teacher! I don't care about your spying and treachery. In fact, it disgusts me! Show me the enemy and let me defeat them!" I said, the Barbarian in me coming out.
"The enemy doesn't always fight for the other side, Tarnum. Remember that."
"What do you mean by that, Aspen?" I said, but the elderly Elf did not reply. þ� & � Day 43J� I grabbed Aspen by the arm before he had a chance to mount up for the day's ride.
"You're going to tell me what you meant about enemies not always fighting for the other side, or I'll leave you here! I'll find another advisor," I said.
Aspen tried to pull away, but my grip was too tight. He winced and I realized I was being too tough. I let go.
Aspen rubbed the place where I held him, and said, "Spies, Tarnum. You know, that business you want nothing to do with? I'm talking about spies. I am not the only one who practices such strategies."
"You're saying we have a spy in our midst?"
"I don't know for sure, but haven't you noticed we've had far more ambushes lately than ever before. It's as if the enemy knows where to look for our troops. Now, it could be a coincidence because I have been unable to find any factual evidence. Or our spy is very good at covering their tracks."
"But you have a suspect," I said. Aspen wouldn't be mentioning all this if all he had was a hunch. Then I thought back to the recent increase of ambushes. What changed? Then I knew.
"You think Captain Valita is the spy!"
Aspen nodded his head and said, "But I will not accuse her until I have the evidence."
I turned my back on my advisor and said, "You're wrong about this, Aspen."
I didn't have any evidence either, but I was going to get it. þ� * � Day 50�� I've thought long about the matter with Valita, and as much as I refuse to accept that she's a spy for the enemy, there is a chance I am wrong. Aspen knows spies well, and if he suspects her then I would be stupid not to listen.
Although, I'm not going to let Aspen know that.
So, I've decided to promote Valita to my Master of Arms. That way, she'll always be at my side where I can keep an eye on her. As soon as I've found the Gold Dragon Mothers, I'll remove her from her command. Right now, the Dragons must be saved, spy or not! þ� 1 � �$ � Dragons of RustÌ Tarnum must defeat all of the Dungeon Overlords in the area without dying himself. All Heroes will be limited to level 24, but Tarnum and two of his best Captains will transfer over to the next scenario.�� � � � � ]ÿ � ] X ÿ ? ÷ ÿ �� � � �!� ÿ�� ” � ÿ Å ÿ - ÿ ÿ ÿ�!� ûÿ ÿß � ”!�ÿ þ�ÿ þ�ÿ þ�ÿ þ�ÿ þ�ÿ þ�ÿ þ�ÿ þ�ÿ þ�ÿ þ�ÿ þ�ÿ þ�ÿ þ�ÿ þ�ÿ þ�ÿ þPÿ ÷Qÿ ÷Rÿ ÷Sÿ ÷Tÿ ÷Uÿ ÷Vÿ ÷Wÿ ÷Xÿ ÷Yÿ ÷Zÿ ÷[ÿ ÷\ÿ ÷]ÿ ÷^ÿ ÷_ÿ ÷”ÿ þ ×�ß� À�€ÿÇÃ� À¾
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"I see you fly the Elf King's Green flag. You may pass if you want, but you better be sure you're ready to take on the forces of the enemy beyond. I hear talk of Rust Dragons in these parts, although I'm not sure I believe them. Anyway, whenever you are ready you may pass."@ The guards here will only let those who fly the Green flag pass.5 "Are you sure you want to pass into enemy lands now?"�� ��d ÿÿÿÿå� Shortly after you knock on the gate to this tower, the door flies open and a middle-aged Cleric steps out with his hands clenched at his side.
"What! Don't you have better things to do than knock on my door all day?" the Cleric shouts.
"Sorry," you say, "I was just hoping to pass through."
"Oh-oh-ooh! You want to pass? Like I don't have a tower here for a reason! Maybe I like sitting in this tower all day, letting just anybody through for no more reason than they WANT to! I couldn't be guarding this pass, no! What do I look like?"
"Well, not a kindly priest, but a priest nonetheless."
"Funny man! Hey, are you a comedian?"
You take a deep breath, fighting down your own anger, and ask, "What are you so mad at?"
"I lost something! Is that all right with you, Mister Stick-his-nose-in-my-business? I've been tearing the place apart, and I just can't find it. Unless you can help, go away!"
The Cleric slams the door in your face, leaving you confused and angry all at once.Š "Oh-oh-ooh! I can't believe you're bothering me again! Are you stupid, or do you have nothing better to do than knock on doors all day!"—� The door to the tower opens so quickly it nearly rips off its hinges. The Cleric looks at you, rolls his eyes skyward.
"Spare me this idiot, will you?!" he screams toward the heavens.
You dangle the Pendant of Dispassion in front of his face, grinning. If there was ever a man in this world that needed it, it was this Cleric.
"Is this yours?" you ask.
Do you give him the Pendant now so you can pass?�� ‚
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"No," you say, "not quite. Something else."
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0u ý � � � Day 1ù� While I was freeing the good Dragons from Mutare's control, the Dragon Queen lured the Rust Dragons to her side. At one time, these wild and unpredictable beasts were believed to be a myth because no one ever survived an encounter with them. Even the good Dragons thought they had all died off, but somehow Mutare found them.
I have heard some of the stories, and if the Rust Dragons fight for Mutare now she has already tipped the balance of power in the world. Even worse, the loss of the good Dragons has attracted her attention to my actions. Somehow, she knows my name and she knows my mission. Aspen says this is further evidence that a spy is in our midst, but I say one of the good Dragons could've told her while under the Dragon Queen's control. þ� � Day 2„� One of the Dungeon Overlords is entrenched on the border of AvLee in preparation for Mutare's invasion. Aspen has informed me that this Overlord has Rust Dragons at his disposal, so I guess I'm going to get a chance to meet these mysterious creatures after all.
But I must act quickly and defeat the enemy that lurks beyond the border before he builds a force that could threaten AvLee. þ� � � Day 5l� Captain Valita has been riding next to me for five days now and she's never said more than three words to me at any time. I've tried to strike up a conversation on a few occasions, but she seems uncomfortable talking to me. Or is it talking in general?
Today, I discretely asked if any of the Elves in my ranks knew Valita. Unfortunately, no one could help me. þ� � � Day 6|� Aspen was sipping tea, minding his own business as I walked by. I thought I was going to be able to avoid a conversation with the elderly spy, but I was wrong.
"I see you've developed an interest in our fair Captain Valita," Aspen said.
I looked around to see if anyone was close enough to hear, but I shouldn't have bothered. Aspen always had a way of talking when no one else could possibly hear.
"Have you finally realized that I am always right?" Aspen asked with his usual cocky grin.
"No. The only thing I've realized is I wish I had a wise advisor and not an arrogant one!"
Aspen laughed despite the insult.
"It's not arrogance, my friend. It's confidence! You have the same confidence in your battle skills. You have been victorious so many times that I'd wager the thought of losing doesn't even enter your head. Well, I have been right so many times that I have stopped considering the possibility that I might be wrong."
I rolled my eyes and immediately removed myself from my advisor's presence, but later I thought about Aspen's words. There was a time when I did consider myself incapable of losing a battle. In the end, I was wrong, but it took a sword in the gut to teach me that lesson.
And even now, I realize that I hadn't considered the possibility that I might lose my fight against Mutare. If she gains control of all the world's Dragons, how could I possibly win? þ� � � Day 12õ� When we stopped at mid-day to water the horses, I took the opportunity to stretch my muscles and run around the camp. To my surprise, as I ran past the supply wagons I saw Captain Valita talking to my Master of Supplies, Kurbon. They seemed friendly toward each other, although Valita still took the short end of the conversation.
I don't think I've ever heard a word come out of Kurbon's mouth that wasn't a complaint, so it was equally startling to see the Dwarf calm, even joking with the woman. þ� � � Day 14Ê� "You wanted to see me?" Kurbon said. It was the end of a long day and the Dwarf appeared tired.
"Have a seat," I said, "this won't be long."
"I should hope not! I still have a few things to do before I retire. I don't have the luxury of lounging about and doin' nothing all day."
"No, just a quick question. I was wondering what you could tell me about Captain Valita. Do you know her well?"
The Dwarf's expression turned suspicious.
"Why?"
"She's one of my captains, and she talks very little. I'm curious. I like to know the people I command," I said.
"You don't come around asking about me," Kurbon said. He had me there.
"Besides," Kurbon continued, "she's a good Ranger. One of the best. That's all you should care about!"
"Yes," I said. This hadn't gone as I expected, so I ended it. One thing was for sure though. Kurbon did know Valita, or I wouldn't have seen his protective side.
So, what was this loyalty he felt toward the Elven woman? þ�
� Day 20é� Aspen came to me soon after we set camp last night. In his hand was a letter.
"A report from the Elf King. I thought you would want to see it, although I could summarize it for you. It's very interesting!" Aspen said.
I waited for the advisor to explain.
"The Elf King suffered a great loss recently. Nearly three hundred Elves were killed in an ambush composed primarily of Dragons - Red, Black, and Rust. The odd fact about the ambush is, these men - Sharpshooters - were experts at camouflage. They know better than anyone how to stay hidden. I wonder how the Dragon Queen knew where they would be?"
"Just say it, Aspen. I dislike word games," I said.
"It's further proof that a spy is feeding information to Nighon. I'm certain of it!" Aspen said.
"You may be right, but do you have any evidence about the identity of this traitor?"
Aspen shook his head, dropped the letter into my hand.
"Not yet," he promised. "But I think we both have an idea, don't we?"
I refused to answer. þ� � � Day 254� We stopped at mid-day to replenish our food stores. I strolled back to the supply wagons where Kurbon and his workers were loading sacks of grain into the wagons and joined them for some much needed hard labor. It felt good to exercise the muscles again.
After an hour of work, sweat rolled down my bare back. One of the workers handed me a small keg of ale so that I could take the first drink, but I handed it to Kurbon instead.
"He's the Master of Supplies here," I said, "I'm just a worker like you."
Kurbon took a long gulp from the keg, then turned it over to me. By the time everyone had a drink, our sweat had dried and we pulled on our shirts once again.
Before I left, I said, "Feel free to invite me to join you the next time, Kurbon. I enjoyed the work!"
"Don't think that I won't," the Dwarf said. þ� � � Day 28ñ� After another session of laboring for Kurbon, we sat in the cool shade beneath a tall oak and shared some ale. The Dwarf was the first to speak.
"If you're doin' all this work to get on my good side, well it isn't going to work," Kurbon said.
I decided that this was the time for me to revert to my honest, blunt Barbarian ways.
"At first, that's exactly what I was doing, but I found I liked sweating. It reminds me of the days when I used to work from sunrise to dark."
"When did you do that?" Kurbon said.
"Long time ago, before you were born."
"So, you are blessed with immortality, as they say?"
"More like a curse," I said with a frown.
Kurbon wanted to know how I, a human, came to be so long-lived, but I couldn't bring myself to tell that story - not again. The Dwarf waited a long time in silence before he realized I wasn't going to share my tale.
Kurbon took one last drink, and said, "Hard work is good for the soul..."
"...but ale is better," I said, completing the Dwarven proverb. þ� � � Day 31×� Kurbon approached me during the early morning hours when I practice with my sword. He waited until I finished, then handed me a cup of ale.
"What's your interest in Valita?" he asked bluntly.
"I want to know what's troubling her. Frankly, I want to know if I can count on her," I said.
"You can, entirely."
"How do you know her?"
"I trained her, back when I was still in the Forest Guard. She was my best student. Don't you go worrying about Valita, she's as loyal as they get! You been listening to that slippery Elf, Aspen, too much!" Kurbon said.
"I try to listen to him as little as possible," I said.
"That's wise, but I wouldn't be trusting him around your maps and things either."
"What's that mean?" I asked.
Kurbon shrugged.
"I'm not a gossip, and I don't speak for anybody either. If you want to know what is bothering Valita, I suggest you ask her yourself!"
Part of me felt scolded when the Dwarf left. He was right. I should've talked to her directly! þ� � � Day 34ì� Aspen returned from one of his mysterious scouting missions, but I could tell something had gone terribly wrong. Aspen's arm was in a sling, and there were only a few men left of his bodyguards.
"What is it?" I asked the moment the Elf dismounted.
"Ambush!" Aspen snapped. "As if you didn't already know."
"What's that supposed to mean?" I demanded. My hand was inches from my sword before I realize what I was doing. I was no longer the man who rebuked every challenge with the point of a blade.
Aspen looked around, noticing the other soldiers watching them.
"This is not the place," he said.
So, we retired to a private spot well away from the troops - a place, I thought, where I could kill the Elf without prying eyes.
"I'm always careful. I was well hidden," Aspen began, "yet the ambushers knew exactly where to wait for me! Only a spy could give away that kind of information."
"And now you think I am the spy?" I said. I'm sure my tone warned the Elf to watch his words carefully.
"Are you not the one who refuses to allow me to check into the existence of a spy?" Aspen asked calmly.
That was it, wasn't it? Aspen wanted his witch hunt, and if I didn't allow it suspicion would be cast upon me.
I stepped back from the Elf, took a deep breath to cool my anger. I told myself that Aspen was only doing his job. And now, he was injured too - the Elf had reason to be angry. Besides, I had to admit there had been too many ambushes lately.
"Okay," I said. "Find your spy, but you make no move without talking to me first. I want evidence! Not the slightest accusation will be made against anyone without my say, do you understand?"
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As a precaution, you call for a volunteer to ride between the small hills. Meanwhile, your army stands back at the ready. You send your fastest scout ahead, but the moment he reaches the mounds, dirt explodes skyward as a Crystal Dragon bursts from its hiding place beneath the ground.
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"Greetings, Tarnum," the spy says. "I've heard about your mission and thought something of mine might be of assistance."
The Elf pulls a Speculum from his backpack.
"With this, I have watched the movements of the Erathians for decades. You may borrow it, if you wish."
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They bear down on you like thunder rolling through a valley. Then you feel the ground shake beneath your feet. Just when you're about to reach up and tear away the blindfold, you feel the stinging slap of a branch across your face.
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"Is something wrong?" you ask.
"Oh, yes, something is wrong," the Wizard says. "I just wish I knew what! No matter - my most urgent need is Crystal. If you can bring me 40 Crystal, I'll give you two Crystal Dragons - my own creations."
It sounds like a good deal, and it would be nice to have two of those powerful creatures on your side for a change.` Oh my, that's simply not enough. I need 40 Crystal. I'll never complete it with what you have.] "Finally! Here, give the 40 Crystal to me, and I'll give you this in return," says the Seer.
… � � � Day 1¸� I've received word that an Erathian Knight named Sorsha is trapped at the border. She is willing to combine her army with mine if only I can reach her position.
Since Nighon invaded Erathia, word hasn't reached these independent border towns that AvLee has come to help. Unfortunately, they see everyone as an enemy now. I have a difficult decision. If I don't take control of these towns, Nighon certainly will, gaining a foothold in Erathia. The Dragon Queen is powerful enough without the addition of these towns.
So, I must conquer them myself and hold them against the Nighon invasion. But in order to do that, I must battle these good Erathians who only want to protect their homes. þ� � day 5æ� Thankfully, Aspen has left me alone since he was injured in an ambush. He goes about his own business now, sending one of his subordinates to report about what he has learned of the area.
Today, Aspen's young assistant came with troubling news.
"You can expect to encounter Crystal Dragons along the border. They were used extensively by Mutare during the invasion of Erathia."
"What do we know of these Dragons?" I asked, hoping to learn a strategy for defeating them.
"Well, they aren't true Dragons, although the powerful process Wizards use to create them involves crushed Dragon bones. Hence, Mutare is still able to control them. They are strong beasts with a one-track mind. Thankfully, they neither have wings nor a breath weapon," the Elf said.
"That's good news, at least."
"My master, Aspen, told me to warn you about these creatures. Do not underestimate them for he has learned that, one-on-one, even a Gold Dragon is no match for the Crystal type."
"Point taken," I said. ÿ� � � day 9=� As we marched this morning, Captain Valita's horse stumbled and pitched her to the ground. I jumped from my steed and immediately captured her horse by the reins. It seemed to be favoring one of its legs.
"Are you hurt?" I asked Valita.
The Elven woman stood, brushing off the seat of her trousers.
"Not hurt, but embarrassed," she said, reclaiming the reins. "Serves me right, I guess, for not paying attention."
"Daydreaming?" I asked, crouching to examine the mount's limb. There appeared to be no injuries, so I checked the hoof.
"Thinking about something, sir."
"Here's your problem," I said, pulling a sharp stone from the animal's hoof.
The horse tested the hoof and seemed prepared to continue the journey. Captain Valita patted the beast's muscular neck and said, "Thank you, sir."
"Call me Tarnum," I said. ÿ� � � day 12è� I've been watching Captain Valita these past few days. She's been walking the entire time, leading her horse instead of riding it. She's been spending so much time fussing over the animal's twisted leg, you would think the limb had been broken.
I have seen her drive her sword through the bodies of her enemy, so I find this expression of gentleness confusing. But I am more convinced than ever that Aspen is wrong about Valita.
How could someone with such a soft touch be a traitor? ÿ� � � day 18Î� Last night, I brought Captain Valita her portion of the evening stew. She is always the last in line for dinner - if she even bothers to eat.
"No soldier under my command goes hungry as long as I can help it," I said as I approached. I handed her the bowl.
"So, do me a favor and eat so I can eat. I'm starving!"
Valita grinned and sat on the ground to begin her meal. Like many of the Rangers, she kept a spoon tucked into one of her boots.
"Thank you, sir!"
"Now, I told you to call me Tarnum," I insisted. My voice was a little too firm.
"Tarnum."
Now, it was time for me to be blunt. No more games.
"You're too quiet for your own good, Captain Valita!"
"Is something wrong?"
"Yes! I expect my captains to have the respect and loyalty of those under their command. Yours feel they don't know you, that you're aloof or arrogant as if you think you're better than them."
"What? I've never said that! I fight right beside them because I'm no more important than they are!" Valita snapped.
"If all you do is fight beside them, then you might as well be a soldier, but you're an officer, Valita! You must lead them! What's worse, you haven't always been this way. Some of the men who've fought with you in past can't be more loyal to you if they tried! So, I must know what's wrong?"
But Valita didn't have an answer. She promised to do better, to take my words to heart, but I wonder if she only said those things to keep me from poking further into her past. ÿ� � � day 24-� I've developed a habit I like better than letting Aspen beat me at chess every night. At least once a week, I join the work crews working under my Master of Supplies, Kurbon. The Dwarf is a harsh boss, but he's good to his men. As long as they work hard, they get the best food and ale. Now, I finally understand why experienced soldiers would give up the battlefield for these mundane jobs.
Last night, after all the work was done, I shared some ale with Kurbon.
"Don't you go kicking Valita out!" he said after we had downed several mugs.
"I don't plan to," I said.
"You're an idiot for kickin' her out!"
"I didn't say I was!"
"What kinda stupid leader kicks out his best Ranger?"
"I'm not kicking her out!" I shouted.
Kurbon tipped back his mug again, then slurred, "Glad I could change your mind." ÿ� � � day 26ß� The moment I called an end to the march last night, I grabbed Kurbon and pulled him to the side.
"What was that all about a couple nights ago?" I said.
Kurbon shifted uncomfortably, as if he had made a mistake.
"I wasn't supposed to mention anything, but I felt like punching you out! I couldn't hold it in," Kurbon said.
"What made you think I was going to dismiss Valita?"
"She told me. Something about her not leading her men right," Kurbon said.
"I'm just trying to understand her, that's all! You're right, she's one of my best fighters, but her leadership skills have dwindled lately."
"She'll get better, you'll see," Kurbon said. If I didn't know the Dwarf better, I would swear he was begging.
"I hope so," I said. ÿ� � � day 33Ò� This morning as I stepped outside my tent, I found an arrow buried in the ground just outside. Tied to the arrow was a piece of paper. I opened it and read:
"Sir,
This is my resignation. I regret leaving you and the others to battle the Dragon Queen alone, but you are right - I am no longer capable of leading well. Know this, I have not completely abandoned you. I will hunt Mutare's men when and wherever I can. My only hope is that I can kill many of them before I die.
Valita"
I crushed the letter in my hand. I hadn't realized my words had hurt the woman so much.
Or, perhaps she felt the pressure of Aspen's search for the spy?
No! I refuse to believe that is true, and now I have lost a good captain. ÿ� � day 36ù� Kurbon scowls whenever our eyes meet, so I have not joined his laborers this week. I think he blames me for Valita's departure.
Perhaps I am at fault, but I do not regret confronting Valita about her failures. I have a responsibility to everyone under my command. It would've been far worse if her men had hesitated in battle because they did not trust her orders.
But I feel guilty as well. What could be bothering Valita so much that she would refuse to tell me? If only she had confided in me... ÿ� # � day 41o� I found Aspen playing chess with a Centaur Captain, winning of course, and waited until the game was complete.
I pulled up a stool across the board from my Elven advisor.
"Good luck," said the Centaur Captain, "he's a crafty one!"
"I know," I said as I replaced the pieces on the board.
"Good day, Tarnum," Aspen said.
"I'll play you one game, but it's information I want," I said as I made the first move.
"What information would that be?"
"Knowing you, you've been looking for Captain Valita. Have you found her yet?"
"No, not yet." At least Aspen didn't try to lie.
"When you do, I want to know. And I mean this more than anything I have ever said to you, Aspen - I want to be the first person to talk to her. You hear?" I said, nearly crushing the chess piece in my hand as I spoke.
Aspen smiled, nodded, and made his next move. An hour later, I lost the game. ÿ� ( � day 48X� We were riding, looking for a good place to stop for a mid-day meal, when Aspen came to my side.
"Do you still believe our fair Captain Valita isn't the spy?" Aspen asked.
"Yes," I said.
"This loyalty you feel, couldn't be something more like an infatuation, could it?"
I glared at the Elf, perhaps too sharply. Aspen must've realized that I was about to order him out of my presence because he spoke first.
"I have found her."
"Where?"
"She's been ambushing Mutare's troops in a forest grove a short distance to the south."
I ordered my forces to stop for a long break, and I rode on alone. ÿ� / � day 48-2ô� Valita found me first. Perched in the top of a tree, she called down to me as I rode beneath her. Looking up, I found myself staring at her drawn bow.
For a moment, I thought she would release the arrow. I've seen Valita shoot. At this range, she couldn't possibly miss. Then Valita slowly lowered the bow.
"What are you doing here, sir?" she said.
"I've come to collect one of my captains," I said. "She's been as big a fool as I have, and I hope to rectify both our mistakes."
"But I'm not the leader I used to be," Valita said.
"We'll talk about that," I said. "Fighting Mutare is what's important now - and I need every sword and bow I can get."
Valita hesitated there in the top of the tree, reluctant to step down and face whatever was bothering her. Finally, she nodded and slung her bow over her shoulder.
"I'll be right down, sir," she said.
"Of course, I'm going to have to punish you for disobeying orders. I've told you before to call me Tarnum!"
Surprisingly, the Elf woman smiled. ÿ� / � day 53Þ� I summoned Valita to my tent last night. We sat at a table together, and I poured her a glass of wine.
"I must apologize for my bluntness, Valita, but I must know what keeps you so somber and remote. You're welcome to throw that wine in my face and walk out of here, but if you talk to me maybe I can help. I've experienced quite a lot in my lifetime," I said.
It took some time for her to reply. Valita drank her wine in silence. Several times, she opened her mouth to speak but couldn't find the words. I kept my mouth closed and watched, waited.
"Shame," she said. "That's what is always on my mind."
"Shame?"
"Yes, I am a traitor!"
And tears fell on Valita's pale cheeks. My stomach tensed, because I thought she was going to confess that she was Aspen's spy. I realized that she was still armed, and my own sword was all the way on the other side of the tent. Then Valita explained in a flood of bottled emotions.
"When the Devils had me in their dungeon, I betrayed everything and everyone I have ever loved! Under those hot spikes and thrashing whips, I snapped. I told them everything! Men died! MY men!"
I sat back in my chair, and I noticed that Valita was looking at me now, trying to determine my reaction to her confession. She saw something in my eyes that surprised her. Perhaps she had expected my hatred.
Instead, I said, "You were in prison for more than three months! No one can expect to stand up to torture for that long - especially in the skilled hands of the Demons and Devils."
"But..."
"No! I know something of shame, Valita. I live with it every day. Perhaps I'll tell you sometime, but first you must understand that you'll never be free from those cursed Devils until you forgive yourself!" I said. ÿ� 4 � day 56V� I can only hope that Valita realizes that she isn't responsible for the deaths of her men. Meanwhile, I have removed her from a command position and placed her in an advisory role. I can't have her making decisions that effect lives until her head is clear.
I am, however, more convinced than ever that Valita is not Aspen's spy. Unfortunately, Aspen is not. Even though I told him what the Elf woman confessed to me, Aspen only believes it is further proof that she is the one who has been slipping information to my enemy.
"She may have been loyal once, but those Devils have ways of changing people!" Aspen told me. "You've seen it already - and she as good as admitted it."
"But where's the proof, Aspen?" I demanded.
The Elf shook his head, knowing that he wasn't going to convince me.
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¨a õ � � � day 1Ÿ� The Elf King has realized, as have I, that the Dragon Queen is growing in power too quickly. Even with Erathia on our side, how can we possibly stand up to the combined power of her Dragons?
So, the Elf King has asked me to abandon the front line and try to enlist the help of the powerful but elusive Faerie Dragons. The Elf King has encountered these Dragons before, and despite their need for solitude, Faerie Dragons are very close to each other. Convincing even a small number of these creatures to join my forces might bring them all to my side.
I hope he's right. Each day I spend away from the border allows Mutare to advance further into AvLee and Erathia. ÿ� � day 5q� Aspen has learned that there are six Faerie Dragon dwellings located somewhere to the south, but no one knows exactly where. Several of his scouts have disappeared attempting to find them.
Unfortunately, Mutare's forces are in the area as well. Either she's attempting to gain control over the Faerie Dragons herself, or she's trying to stop me from recruiting them. ÿ� � � day 11™� After a strategy session with my captains, Valita lagged behind until everyone else had left my tent. I poured some wine for us both because I could tell she wanted to talk.
"I want to thank you, Tarnum," she said. Finally, she had learned to use my name.
"For what?"
"You words the other day," she said softly. "I can't say I don't blame myself - perhaps I could've held out longer - but I think you truly do understand how I feel."
"More than you know," I said. "Everybody makes mistakes, but it's how you deal with them, how you make up for them that counts."
"Yes, I think you're right," Valita said.
We finished our wine without another word. Valita stood to leave, but she paused at the door.
"I've watched some of your chess games with Aspen," she said. "He's been playing for hundreds of years. In fact, he's considered a genius at the game."
"And I'm sure he's the first to admit it," I said. We shared a laugh at that.
"Yes, but I've noticed you're too aggressive. You're concentrating on beating your opponent when you should be thinking about beating yourself - how are you going to lose!"
Then she left, and I pondered her words for a long time. ÿ�
� day 17º� I challenged Aspen to a chess match last night, and I came closer to winning than ever before. I thought about Valita's words the entire time, but then my impatience got the better of me. I attacked when I thought I could win, and found Aspen ready for me.
"Checkmate," Aspen said, leaning back in his chair. "That was some game, Tarnum! You almost had me there."
"Next time," I said, standing. I had to go thank Valita for her advice. ÿ� � � day 24?� Instead of playing chess with Aspen again, I summoned Valita to my tent. I pointed to the board and said, "Care for a game?"
"Sure," she said, sitting.
Later, when there were far fewer pieces on the board, she looked up from her most recent move and asked, "What did you do, Tarnum? What are you ashamed about?"
I had promised to tell her, but could I really explain where I came from and why I, a human, was immortal?
"To put it simply, I killed many, many people. I believed I was right, and that anything I did in the name of my goal was right as well."
"Innocents died?" she asked hesitantly.
"More than I care to think about," I said, "including one of my own sisters."
"Your sister? How do you live with yourself?"
I don't think Valita meant for her question to sound so harsh, but her words still bit deep into my soul.
"I have hope that some day I can make things right again," I said.
Valita sat in silence for some time, and then she stood and placed a comforting hand on my shoulder. I realized that not only do I understand her pain, but now there was someone who understood mine. It felt good, and I didn't want her to take that hand away.
But she did. She dropped it slowly to her side and left the tent without another word. I looked down at the chessboard. Only then did I notice Valita had me in checkmate. ÿ� � � day 28~� Aspen entered camp this morning with a battered Harpy held by a pair of his scouts.
"You wanted proof!" Aspen said. "Here it is!"
I looked at the Harpy, then back to Aspen. The Elf held up a rolled piece of parchment.
"We found this on the Harpy."
"What does it say?" I asked.
"I don't know, yet. It's in some kind of odd code, but codes are like puzzles to me - and I'm the best at solving puzzles in all of AvLee!"
Then Aspen turned to the Harpy and slapped her hard across the face.
"Tell him what you told me," the Elf demanded.
The Harpy said, "I pick up the note is all I do! I fly in at night, pick up the note from an arrow in the top of the tree, and take it back to my master. That's all I do - I carry things!"
"And the arrow - what did it look like?"
"An Elven arrow, with black and green feathers," the Harpy said immediately.
I clenched my fists because I immediately knew what those colors meant. Those were the colors Valita used on her arrows.
I glared at the scouts and said, "Take the Harpy to my tent. I will interrogate her myself."
Then to Aspen, I said, "Break the code. I want to know what's in the note." ÿ� � � day 30ƒ� Perhaps talking to Kurbon wasn't the wisest move considering how close he was to Valita, but he was the only other person I knew who didn't believe that Valita was the spy.
"Does anyone else use black and green fletching on their arrows?" I asked the Dwarf.
"No," he said. "All the bowmen use green upon orders of from the Elf King. Only commanders are allowed their own colors."
Then Kurbon realized what colors I was asking about.
"This is about Valita, isn't it? What's wrong?" he asked.
"Aspen thinks he's finally uncovered his spy," I said. I left, knowing already that I had said too much. If Valita was the spy, she would soon find out that Aspen was close to proving it.
But I didn't care.
When I got back to my tent, however, I noticed the chessboard sitting on my strategy table. I had scheduled a game with Aspen, but I didn't feel much like playing anymore. Then I got to thinking about the strategies I had been using, about the one Valita has been teaching me, and even about some of the ones I've learned from Aspen.
And then I realized that I hadn't been considering all the pieces in this spy game I have been dragged into. ÿ� � � day 38»� I was sitting alone in my tent when Valita entered.
"You wanted to talk?" she said.
"Yes," I said, holding up two sheets of parchment, "do you know what these are?"
Valita shook her head.
"One is a note detailing the strengths and weaknesses of my army. It's coded - unreadable - and according to Aspen very difficult to break."
"And the other paper?" Valita asked.
"A translation, completed this morning by Aspen, although no one knows yet that he has broken the code."
I stood up and approached Valita, handing her the notes. She looked at them briefly, then back to me.
"Do you believe I am a spy?" she asked softly.
I could tell by her expression that she already knew suspicion had been cast her way.
But I leaned forward and placed my lips on hers, finding them thin but extremely soft and warm. She didn't pull away as the part of me that didn't want to be hurt had hoped. Instead, she kissed me back, and placed a hand on my hip.
She asked again, "Do you think I am the spy?"
"No, I wouldn't kiss a spy," I said. "I think I've been watching the queen while my enemy sneaks his bishop in for checkmate."
"What?" Valita asked, but I didn't want to explain right now.
I kissed her again. ÿ� % � day 42×� Aspen rode into camp with his hand held high - another note.
As I came up next to him, the Elf said, "Here's proof you can't deny!"
I took the letter. It was in code, but Aspen had already made notes in the margin. I read them quickly.
"This isn't from the spy?" I said.
"No, it's TO the spy," Aspen said with a big, gloating grin. He looked directly at Valita, who was standing next to me. Many of the other soldiers were already gathering around us.
"You've translated it so quickly?" I said.
"Yes, I know the code by heart," Aspen said. "Mutare will have no more secrets!"
"And who's the spy?"
"It's..."
The arrow nicked my shoulder on its way into Aspen's chest. The Elf's face suddenly went as white as snow. His knees buckled, but Valita caught him before he hit the ground.
I turned, shouting orders for the assassin to be found.
Then I looked back to Valita - there were tears on her cheeks.
"I can't believe it's really him," she said. "You were right."
ÿ� ) � day 43À� I approached the dirty soldier, knowing immediately that he had bad news.
"He got away, sir," the soldier said. "Slipped into a tunnel and we lost him."
Kurbon. I liked the Dwarf. A lot.
But as Master of Supplies he was privy to every move I made, as well as the movements of the Elf King's troops as well. Where the supplies went, so did the troops. Sometimes, he knew what was going on before I did. And Kurbon was the one who gave Valita the black and green feathers for her arrows. He was also, I later learned, the one who taught her how to shoot, so he was an expert marksman capable of firing a message arrow into any branch he wished.
Thanks to Valita, Kurbon learned what no one else in camp knew - that Aspen had broken Mutare's code. In the Elf's usual arrogance, he kept that secret to himself, so Kurbon had to kill Aspen before he fled camp in order to protect his master's secrets.
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These beautiful creatures will not be easy to defeat. ÿÿ�� >< �� ¼¹ w� �/� A single Faerie Dragon flies over your head, circling excitedly.
"Thank you, thank you! We would've been fighting at your side sooner had we known the Azures joined the Dragon Queen as well," it says.
"Yes, sadly. The odds are against us," you say.
"May we join you? Even the odds a bit, I think!" ÿÿ � 7@ �� ;@ � 8@ % �± You capture a young leprechaun who not only tells you the location of another wealthy leprechaun, but that some Faerie Dragons are trapped in their grove by some Azure Dragons.
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"Sir," he calls. "I've been trapped here in these trees for several days, unable to go anywhere for fear of my life!"
"What are you so afraid of?" you ask.
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The Elf King has lost much territory to the Dragon Queen and her seemingly invincible forces. Before it becomes too late, we must strike back and show her that we're not going to crumble so easily.
So, I'm taking those forces already under my command and attacking here by the sea where Mutare has already built four Dungeons in order to control the Elves who live here. Meanwhile, the Elf King will continue fighting the Dragon Queen at the front lines - hoping to hold her off long enough for me to slip behind enemy lines and attack Mutare herself.
All depends on my victory here. ÿ� � day 2»� I have also received word from the Elf King that another type of Dragon has joined Mutare - the mighty Azure Dragon. Now, she truly has an army of Dragons ready to flatten any army that stands before her.
But I have noticed that in her haste to conquer the world, she has spread her troops too thin. She battles the Elf King in AvLee and the Knights of Erathia, and yet she still attacks me here. Perhaps this mistake will be her downfall. ÿ� � � day 7s� This morning, like every morning, I visit the healer's tent to check on Aspen.
As I step inside, I'm surprised by the old Elf's pale complexion. I would've thought he had died in his sleep, except at that moment Aspen's eyes fluttered open.
"You look better," I said.
"And you are a bad liar!" Aspen said.
I sat down. This was the first chance we had to talk since his injury.
"You used me as a pawn," Aspen said.
"No."
"I'm not upset. In fact, I'm impressed! You let me believe Valita was the spy when you knew it was someone else. Who was it?"
"Kurbon, the Master of Supplies," I said. The words sounded odd. I still couldn't believe it.
Aspen shook his head as if he realized he should've known it all along.
"The letter I found, the one addressed to the spy - it was written by you, wasn't it?" Aspen said.
I nodded shamefully. I, who had once been a proud Barbarian, had mastered the skills of a spy.
But Aspen laughed even though it appeared to cause him pain.
"I don't think I will play chess with you anymore, Tarnum. It would do my reputation too much damage if I were to lose," the Elf said.
I placed a hand on Aspen's shoulder and said, "I don't think that I will ever beat you, friend."
"Hah! Again, you lie poorly. You never liked me," Aspen said. "Don't deny it! It doesn't upset me. No one ever likes me, but that's all right. At least they respect me."
"Yes," I said.
"I do want you to know that I liked you. You're a good man, Tarnum."
Later that day, Aspen somehow dragged himself from his tent. He stood alone and watched as the sun slowly dropped below the treetops, and then he collapsed - dead. ÿ� � � day 12Õ� I felt my heart quicken when I realized the riders approaching camp were from Valita's unit. She rode at the front, and although she had been in the wild for two weeks she looked beautiful.
Human armies usually frown on relationships between their soldiers. Elves are different. They celebrate their emotions freely, even under the dark cloud of war. So, the moment Valita dismounted, she jumped into my arms.
"I missed you," she said.
I had missed her as well, but I couldn't bring myself to say it. I wanted to tell her so many things, but they wouldn't pass through my lips. Instead, I told her that we buried Aspen several days ago.
Valita frowned, lowered her head.
"I'm sorry," she said. "I couldn't find Kurbon. I tracked him through those tunnels as far as I could, but then they passed into Nighon territory and there were too many patrols for me to continue. There's no denying it now. Mutare is Kurbon's master!"
I found it easier to harden my heart to Valita's presence when I thought of the Dwarven spy, Kurbon.
"I have sworn upon Aspen's grave that I will kill Kurbon, for what he did to Aspen and for what he tried to do to you," I said.
Valita looked at me for a long time, and then she hugged me again. ÿ� � � day 20F� Today, a pair of Red Dragons ambushed one of my supply wagons. They destroyed everything, including the supplies. When Aspen was around, he used to warn me of these attacks before they happened, giving me the opportunity to redirect my supply lines and set traps for the enemy.
As much as he annoyed me, he is sadly missed.òÿÿÿ ôÿÿÿ ûÿÿþ� � � day 24�� A report came in today of another Dragon attack. This time, a few Azure Dragons razed a small Elven village. Many died. Mutare doesn't seem satisfied with simply defeating AvLee. She's making the Elves suffer.
Somehow, I have to stop this destruction.
ÿ� � � day 28D� Two more attacks on Elven villages and farms have angered the men under my command. There doesn't seem to be anything we can do to stop them.
Then Valita approached me tonight with a plan.
"These attacks seem to be the actions of only a few groups of Dragons. With some Gold Dragons and Sharpshooters of my own, I could hunt them down and put an end to the destruction!" she said.
I shook my head, stating that I didn't want to split my forces at this time.
"I can't go off chasing every skirmish group," I said. "Mutare will take advantage of that in a second and attack." ÿ� � � day 31·� I thought I was alone this morning as I went through my daily sword drills. Then I heard something whistle by my ear. I dropped to a fighting stance before I spotted an arrow in a nearby tree. I reached up and removed the arrow from the trunk, turned back to the woods.
"Valita?" I called. The fletching was green and black.
The Elven woman came out from the shadows, never making a sound as she approached.
"Did that get your attention?" she said.
"Of course!" I answered.
"Good! Now, tell me what's wrong with you. You ignore me most of the time, otherwise you coddle me like some child! Your signals are mixed, Tarnum. Do you want me around, or don't you?!"
Anger made Valita's long cheeks blush, more beautiful than ever.
"Both," I admitted.
"Tarnum," she said, her voice becoming softer. "I think I could love you, but I feel sometimes that you don't feel the same about me. If so, let me know now and I'll walk away."
"Valita..."
"But if there's a chance you could love me too," she interrupted, "there is nothing you can do to get rid of me! I just want a chance, Tarnum. Give us a chance to get to know each other - that's all I ask!"
I lowered my head because I would rather cut off my own hand than speak the words I was about to say.
"My life, Valita, is not my own. It hasn't been for a very long time."
"I don't understand," she said. When I didn't explain, she turned quickly and fled without bothering to cover her tears. ÿ� � � day 38u� Last night, I prayed to the Ancestors. I begged them to release me.
"Haven't I suffered enough?" I shouted. "I understand now! I know what I did was wrong, but how can I make up for it? I can't go back and undo what I did! At least give me the power to correct my mistakes because this hurts too much!"
They didn't answer. Or perhaps their silence was their answer. ÿ� % � day 42ð� The Dragon attacks on AvLee villages got to be too much for Valita and some of the other Elves. Sometime after we camped last night, she and the others left. She's hunting the Dragons - I'm sure of it. But I can't bring myself to go after her.
It's just better this way. Maybe the time apart will cool my emotions. Maybe if I can defeat Mutare quickly, I can move on. Valita will find someone that makes her happy someday, someone who can stay by her side.
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"She is a bright one, that Dragon Queen," the Elf said, pausing to sneeze a few times. "The sandbar is a barrier to ships, and there is no land route to her region."
"Is there no way to get to her?" I said.
He nodded.
"I took a fisherman's boat out looking for a way around the sandbar and accidentally got sucked into a Whirlpool. I thought I was dead, but I came out on the other side soaked to the bone but within sight of Mutare's shores!"
"A Whirlpool? Dangerous, but if it's the only way...at least now we know how the Dragon Queen got across. We thank you for you courage. You're relieved of duty until you rid yourself of that nasty cough. Now, go find a healer before you give it to me!" ÿ� � � day 1�� Mutare made a mistake splitting her forces between AvLee and Erathia. She tried to conquer too much, too fast. Now, with the help of the Faerie Dragons I've been able to push her all the way back to the sea. I'm certain that the Elf King and the King of Erathia are cleaning up the Nighon armies I left behind in my lightning attack.
But now the Dragon Queen has focused all her forces against me. Not only do I have to cross the sea to get her, but a giant, fortified sandbar as well. There is much to be done. ÿ� � day 10ˆ� It's been almost a week since I last thought of Valita. I think I am getting better at forgetting the things that make me happy. Yet, I've been hearing reports of her efforts to protect AvLee from the raiding Dragons of Nighon. I smile when I think about it. So many Dragons have been killed that they must fear the mention of her name.
And despite myself I wish I was there by her side. ÿ� � day 13€� Another letter from the Dragontalker reads:
"Dragonfriend,
I have talked to the Seers who possess the pieces of the Power of the Dragonfather. Seek them out. Most will ask for some sort of compensation. The good news is, they've agreed to see only you or someone who flies your banner. At least Mutare won't be able to get the Power of the Dragonfather for herself. Good luck!" ÿ� � � day 4€� This morning, I received an unexpected letter from the Dragontalker. She explained that a powerful combination artifact called the Power of the Dragonfather might help me defeat Mutare and her army. All the pieces are located in this area. Unfortunately, some of them are rumored to be in Mutare's land. If I can build it, the Power of the Dragonfather would be a great equalizer. ÿ� � � day 24l� An Elf was carried into camp today on a stretcher. He was weak from his injuries but insisted on talking to me. I noticed immediately that most of his body was badly burned. How could he stand so much pain?
I knelt by the brave Elf and said, "You should be resting, brave soldier! Quickly, what is it you want?"
"My commander was Captain...Valita," he began.
My heart froze, refusing to beat again until the injured Elf spoke.
"She's been captured!"
"How?" I asked. It was the only word I could force through my constricted throat.
"We heard of a Dwarf leading some Red Dragons. They were attacking the Elf King's supply lines. Valita immediately went after them like a woman possessed!"
A Dwarf? She must've thought she had a chance to catch Kurbon. I was the only one who knew how much his betrayal had hurt her. She would've gone after Kurbon, hoping to capture him, hoping to find out why.
"It was a trap!" the burned Elf said. "Packs of Red Dragons came at us. We fought off the first wave. We killed all of the second wave too, but at the cost of the last of our Dragons. The third wave took us!"
"And what about Valita?" I asked desperately.
"I saw her fall from her horse as she fought one of the beasts. She drew her sword, sunk it in the creature's eye a moment before it struck her with its tail. I do not think it killed her, but she did not climb to her feet again."
All this talking quickly tired out the Elf. I ordered the stretcher-bearers to take the poor young soldier away.
"Give him anything he wants," I ordered, because I knew the Elf would soon die. No one can survive such wounds for long.
ÿ� � � day 25Å I can't think!
During my strategy sessions, I hear reports of enemy troop movement and suspected numbers, but I don't care. Mutare can have the world if she wants! I just want to be with Valita! ÿ� � � Day 32‘� A message was delivered in the middle of the night by a single Harpy. The horrid creature assaulted one of our patrols long enough to drop a rolled piece of parchment, and then she fled. A scratched and bruised soldier brought me the note.
I glanced at the bottom of the letter to see who it was from, and nearly crushed it when I saw Kurbon's name. I regained control and read.
"Tarnum,
I have Valita."
That was it. So, I crumpled up the letter and threw it in the nearest campfire.
"I'm going to crush that Dwarf's throat with my bare hands!" I said so fiercely that several of my own men took a few steps away.
I don't blame them. For a moment, they caught a glimpse of the Barbarian King who tried to murder an entire society. Thankfully, by the time I returned to my tent I was able to suppress that evil part of my personality. I sat in the dark, unable to sleep, staring at my quivering hands. ÿ� � � day 39[� Kurbon waited a week to send another letter, allowing me to torment myself with thoughts about Valita in Mutare's hands.
Again, the message came in late at night in the hands of a Harpy. I chose to read it in private this time.
"Tarnum,
Valita is alive. I'm feeding her well, and nearly all her injuries have healed. Let us meet. We have things to discuss. On the other side of this letter is a map. Of course, you must come alone or Valita will suffer.
Kurbon"
It would take only a couple days to get to the location indicated on the map.
I buried my face in my hands, uncertain what to do. ÿ� & � day 41½� In the darkest hours of the night, when most of the camp was asleep, I slipped from my tent and into the forest. It didn't take me long to get to the place indicated on Kurbon's map. I found a huge, moss-covered boulder shaped like a headless man.
And I found Kurbon perched on top of it dressed in black armor. A battle axe was propped over one shoulder.
"Please tell me you summoned me here for a duel, Kurbon," I said. My own hands were hidden beneath my thick cloak.
"Nothing of the sort," Kurbon said. "I wanted to discuss Valita. What are we going to do about her?"
"If you're smart, you'd release her unharmed!"
"Oh?"
"Because if you don't, I'm not only going to kill you, Kurbon, I'm going to take my time doing it! It once took me three weeks to kill a Wizard. What was left when I was done no longer resembled a man!"
Tonight, I wasn't Tarnum Dragonfriend. Tonight, I was Tarnum the Barbarian Tyrant and I wanted Kurbon to know it. ÿ� ( � day 41Ø� "Nice threat, Tarnum. You really are working for the wrong side," Kurbon said, forcing a laugh.
"Why, Kurbon? What did Mutare give you to make you betray your own people?"
"My life!" Kurbon said. "You know, that pompous Elf, Aspen, was right about something. You spend long enough in the hands of the enemy, and soon their side makes sense. You, too, would do anything to stop that kind of pain!"
I heard movement in the trees around me, but pretended not to notice it. Instead, I brought one hand out and held it above my head.
"Speaking of Aspen, I have something for you," I said, and threw the small white statue up to Kurbon.
"What's this?"
"The bishop - the advisor. You took Aspen, but I promise that will be the only piece you ever take!"
Kurbon chuckled, placing the piece in his belt.
"I'm sorry, Tarnum, but before the night is done I plan to take the king as well," he said, lowering his axe.
The shadows came alive as dozens of Minotaurs charged from the forest.
I would've been a fool not to realize this was a trap. I sprinted toward the boulder, raising a wooden whistle to my lips. I blew as hard as I could even as I dove into a recess between the rock and the ground. It provided me just enough cover.
The Minotaurs stopped in the middle of the clearing as they heard a hissing sound cutting the night air. They looked up. Something blocked out the stars in the sky, and then hundreds of arrows rained down on them. My archers had fired from extreme range. We'd spent the last two days practicing this maneuver, so it worked.
No one survived that first attack, except Kurbon, thanks to his thick armor. He was immediately swept into the air in the arms of a Black Dragon. I watched him flee into the night. ÿ� ( � day 41! Computer Stuff - DO NOT TRANSLATE ðØÿÿ÷� ( � day 49�� I've been a coward! The battlefield, I have learned, is not the only place where one must have courage. First, with Adrienne, and recently with Valita, I have folded beneath the weight of my fears.
I never should've denied my feelings for Valita. Yes, one day I may have to leave her forever, or if I'm lucky she will grow old and die in my arms. No matter! I realize now, that I will never know happiness if I fear the loss of it. I don't want to live that way!
I only hope I'm not too late. Ancestors, please protect Valita! ÿ� 0 � day 55k� We saw the smoke rising in the distance, black and thick. Dragons, perhaps?
I split my forces in case it was a trap, leaving a third of them behind to protect the supply wagons. I led the rest toward the smoke to discover Red and Black Dragons battling each other. At the center of it all was a horde of Minotaurs fighting several Azure Dragons.
What is this? Are Mutare's forces quarreling with each other now? Could I be so lucky?
We watched the battle play out before us. Both sides lost many lives. The Minotaurs all perished, leaving a single wounded Azure Dragon. It seemed to be searching for something, or someone.
That's when I noticed a prison wagon tipped on its side in a ditch beside the road. There was someone still inside it, and a small, stocky figure trapped underneath. The Azure Dragon finally focused its cold gaze on the wagon.
"Archers!" I shouted. "Kill the Azure!"
The Dragon turned in time to witness its doom.
Quickly, I sprinted across the bloody and burnt battlefield to the wagon. And there she was, Valita! She looked well, although she was dirty and there was a fresh cut on her scalp. There were tears on her cheeks. She was trying to reach the hand of the Dwarf, Kurbon, who was trapped beneath the heavy wagon.
Kurbon saw me and coughed up some blood as he tried to speak. I didn't move.
Kurbon struggled to pull something from his belt, and then he held up a small black statue. A pawn.
"Checkmate!" he said. He coughed up some more blood. "Take care of her!"
By the time I smashed open the lock on the wagon, the Dwarf traitor was dead and Valita jumped into my arms, weeping. ÿ� 6 � day 56�� I woke up this morning to find Valita sitting on the ground next to our bedroll. She was looking at something held in her hands. I sat up, put an arm around her shoulders.
"What do you have there?"
She showed me the tiny black pawn Kurbon had tried to give me.
"He took me from Mutare's prison, against her wishes. That's why she attacked him," Valita said.
"You think he was trying to save you?" I asked.
"I don't know. He wouldn't talk much, but he did say one thing."
"What?"
"He said he didn't want to live inside his fear anymore. That it was no way to live."
I had practically said those same words to myself not long ago.
"He was trying to save you, Valita. In the end, he was trying to do good," I said.
She looked at me and said, "You sound so sure."
"I am."
She smiled and that made me just want to kiss her, but Valita placed her head against my chest.
"Marry me," she said.
"There's something about me you should know first," I said. "You might change your mind when you hear about my past."
"No, I won't. Marry me!" ÿ� 7