Better Cities:Old Journal

Book Information Old Journal
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Found in the following locations: On a desk, upstairs in Anna Ruthir's house

Old Journal

by Ruthir

A journal of Ruthir's travels

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[This book is a diary documenting the day-to-day activities of someone named Ruthir. Most entries are dull, but near the end, the writer shows a growing interest in seeing more of the world. Certain entries stand out, while others aren't worth reading.]

Entry 54:

I spent another day at the docks, helping unload one of the ships from Firsthold. One of the crew chatted with me for a while, we talked about the strange plants which grow in the Summerset Isles.

Entry 57:

A pirate ship was sighted far out to sea, south of Stirk. Where do the pirates come from? I think I'll ask around when I next visit the Black Flag.

Entry 65:

A rather grumpy captain was willing to talk to me. I asked him if he knew where the pirates spent their time when not on the seas, but as usual with the other ship-men I asked, he wouldn't talk about pirates. I guess maybe they consider it a bad-luck subject.

Entry 66:

While I was assisting at the docks today, I came across a drunk on the ship, passed out in the storage hold. He muttered something about pirates and "The Gap" but I don't know what he could have been talking about.

Entry 69:

Count Corvus Umbranox asked for a messenger to travel to Kvatch and deliver a message to Count Ormellius Goldwine. I fancied a break from dock-work, so volunteered. Now here I am in Kvatch, enjoying Count Ormellius' hospitality. It was a pleasant ride along the road from Anvil, and I think when I ride home tomorrow morning I will stop at Brina Cross Inn for a drink, if it's as sunny as it was today.

Entry 83:

Count Corvus has disappeared! Whatever will Countess Millona do?

Entry 84:

It seems that Count Corvus has suffered no foul-play. The guards have found no body - could he simply have grown bored and wandered off? Where would he go? Where might I go, if I were to do the same?

This book is nearly full, I had best start a new journal tomorrow.

-Ruthir of Anvil, 3E 423