D&D Today: Part 4

The Journal of Gars Sithersay: Golden Guardinel of Garland's Guardians


Day 65
What an exhausting couple of months it has been! There has been no time to think let alone write! After returning to the city we decided to spend some time training, honing our skills, better ourselves. We pushed hard and as a whole we are much stronger than we were before, more than a match for the villainous gnolls!


Alas, they will have to wait. Word has been sent from Saint Kedrith that we are to head north to the site of Grumdorak Pass Keep which has been out of contact with the rest of the Brotherhood for some time. We will prepare with haste for our journey. I look forward to leaving North Blackston. I have been within her walls for too long now, and it has been an age since I traveled beyond the local hamlets and farming communities. Before I joined the Brotherhood, I would often visit grand cities such as South Forest Way, or the capital at Undermountain. Maybe one day I will find the time to explore the world again.


Speaking of the past, I have retrieved from my lock box at the keep, something that has been in my family for many generations. A kama, worn, but still sharp, from the days before my family became rich and soft. When I pulled it out of the box, a warmth swept through me, as if there was some sort of connection. Yefraz, in thy Divine glory, guide me in the use of this blade. As the last of the Sithersay line, help me to be worthy of the name and weapon. If I were to be but a fraction of a fraction of those who wielded it many years ago, then I might consider my endeavours worth while.

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