Session 2 - Canadian Honks

Recap
Our party rested, sleeping the pain of the previous day away. With interests piqued and late fees to collect, we awoke and traveled with Bennet to the home of Alfen Holfeld, the book’s last borrower. Walking past the bridge where the incident took place, we found it under investigation by the City Watch, and then made our way to Holfeld’s apartment.

In the apartment we met Markus Drake, a hardboiled inquisitive looking into the events leading up to the clash on the bridge. As Bennet had said, Holfeld was dead in his apartment, stabbed several times and left to bleed out. Marcus begrudgingly let the party assist him in his investigation.

The apartment was filled with the ramblings of a man on the edge of sanity. Drawings of the Littlest Moon were scattered about, many marked with a foreboding message: “IT COMES.” Some journal pages talked of a priestess of the Silver Flame, interested in the book, just as his mind began to go. With the City Watch finding their way to clean up the scene, they departed, to seek out this priestess.

This brought them to the Sovereign Towers, Sharn’s foremost temple district. We met with the archbishop of the Silver Flame in Sharn itself, and learned of Karola Sattler, a priestess fitting the description of caster on the bridge. She was an upstanding citizen and priestess, a devotee of the Flame for years, though her activities had become more and more sporadic.

With no more information to go on than that, the party returned to the Eye, for some well-deserved rest and relaxation. Bennet asked to call on them in a few days, and they accepted. Downtime with little money is quite stressful, and by the end of the week we were grateful to hear that Bennet’s research was not in vain: Karola was an inhabitant of Graywall, a Karrnath district in eastern Sharn.