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"I remember a tragedy that happened not long ago in a nearby kingdom. Princess Gertrude the 4th was the young lady's name. They say she was asleep late one night when the guards who watched the entrance to her royal chambers heard abnormal sounds from within. They opened the door to find a creature consisting of many tails connected to a single head, and a series of detached hands, floating out to the open balcony and slither into the moonless night.

The guards found they were unable to wake the young, red haired princess whose neck was snapped and misshapen with claw marks, while an oily dark substance creeped from her cold dead mouth like a calling card. While the queen would wet her daughter's hair with tears, the king would bury his own grief as he sent as many men as he could to hunt down his daughter's killer. A bad play on the king's part.

A princess having been assassinated in her sleep is such sorrow for sure, but did so many soldiers have to be sacrificed for this failed vengeance? The king will be wiser in the future than to send the bulk of his blade into a place where the Wisplash uses it's scheming ways best: the fog choked corrupted lands; where it's unnatural shape serves as a deathly, manipulative bait."

- Records of Euphon

Description
"I remember a tragedy that happened not long ago in a nearby kingdom. Princess Gertrude the 4th was the young lady's name. They say she was asleep late one night when the guards who watched the entrance to her royal chambers heard abnormal sounds from within. They opened the door to find a creature consisting of many tails connected to a single head, and a series of detached hands, floating out to the open balcony and slither into the moonless night.

The guards found they were unable to wake the young, red haired princess whose neck was snapped and misshapen with claw marks, while an oily dark substance creeped from her cold dead mouth like a calling card. While the queen would wet her daughter's hair with tears, the king would bury his own grief as he sent as many men as he could to hunt down his daughter's killer. A bad play on the king's part.

A princess having been assassinated in her sleep is such sorrow for sure, but did so many soldiers have to be sacrificed for this failed vengeance? The king will be wiser in the future than to send the bulk of his blade into a place where the Wisplash uses it's scheming ways best: the fog choked corrupted lands; where it's unnatural shape serves as a deathly, manipulative bait."

- Records of Euphon