03-26-2024, 07:11 PM
A secondary announcement follows the first. One delivered by a white-haired synthetic.
In life, Tristinia Djulkorren was asked by Bartholomew Wilkins to investigate Prospera for signs of witchcraft. In life, she narrowed in immediately on one suspect: Vokel Hiraeth. She confirmed his status as Evate's son, and his usage of Fantasia. Whilst she could not confirm whether or not he was a witch, she did confirm meetings with the Fel that were quite suspicious. This information she turned over to Bartholomew and to the Aegis, who promptly said that Arnet was handling it, that she wished to 'redeem' the man.
That has not been the case. The Hiraeths grow bolder, and those of Dragon's Nest not only assist Vokel, they seem to share in the corruption. If you would say this is not the case? Then I urge everyone: Listen to the Oracle. She speaks true. Her words confirm Tristinia's investigations and shed a deeper light on suspicions.
In life, Tristinia Djulkorren was asked by Bartholomew Wilkins to investigate Prospera for signs of witchcraft. In life, she narrowed in immediately on one suspect: Vokel Hiraeth. She confirmed his status as Evate's son, and his usage of Fantasia. Whilst she could not confirm whether or not he was a witch, she did confirm meetings with the Fel that were quite suspicious. This information she turned over to Bartholomew and to the Aegis, who promptly said that Arnet was handling it, that she wished to 'redeem' the man.
That has not been the case. The Hiraeths grow bolder, and those of Dragon's Nest not only assist Vokel, they seem to share in the corruption. If you would say this is not the case? Then I urge everyone: Listen to the Oracle. She speaks true. Her words confirm Tristinia's investigations and shed a deeper light on suspicions.
With all this said, the synthetic leaves her notice posted in public places.