Day 64-65: Erazing the Past

Day 64-65: Erazing the Past

We begin our journey to Crown's End, and a search for a scroll of Legend Lore.

We come in next to a slave ship but don't recognize its colors
There is a city up into the hills, and see more and more evidence of wealth as houses ascend into hills

We're pointed to Gregg's Magic shop for a scroll of Legend Lore
we're told slave ships come through here every so often. not really proud of the fact that they have slaves

There was an old captain who hung it up due to old age - Aramus Blynne - address gained. People here he may have used to be a slave captain but as he got older and retired. People used to see him at the church of Sarenrae

Hanu asks Longwhisker to come with her and goes straight to the house, while the others look to sell their wares.
They come to a modest house. An underdressed woman greets the door and we're ushered to a table to wait. Many servants here seem to be of the same young bloodline as he. An attendant ushers us to Mr. Blynne. He is greatly diminished, gray hair, sunken and sad eyes. Another, younger man sits next to him.

Hanu has Longwhisker restrain the son and encounters the old man. He says, "I made this choice, to work and captain slave ships of my own free will. It was good money. You must have seen this, you must have known, but you must understand, it's a system, there's always someone buying and selling. I only moved the cargo. This has bought me a comfortable life for my family.

"My former ship, the Blessed Obedient, is empty. There are no slaves there, and I sold it off."

Hanu kills the son and the father.

The others buy a ram for the ship.

Sendara runs up to us, saying Osum jumped ship and ran away.

Harney Cabrera, the harbormaster, is paid 10 platinum to watch for Osum.

We walk up to the Blessed Obedient and tell them we are here to take it for ourselves. A fight ensues. Lindsay Mills, captain of the ship, dies in the fight.

He drops his keys to the captain's cabin. Inside the captain's cabin, we find a small desk. Inside the log book, we recognize that they are new. Their first entry is within the last year, long after Hanu would have been aboard. However, we see a name of great interest to the past captain - Lord Westley Trenton. His normal port of call is Port Peril. He is definitely a frequent slave trader there. This name is likely a pirate nickname and not his real title.

The next day, we spend acquiring infamy and disrepute in the bars while some of the crew installs the ram.

From the former slave ship, we acquire 10 crew.
We set the Blessed Obedient ablaze as we leave the harbor, off toward Tidewater Rock.