{"id":784,"date":"2000-06-06T03:38:40","date_gmt":"2000-06-06T10:38:40","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.puddleby.com\/lundar\/?p=784"},"modified":"2000-06-06T03:38:40","modified_gmt":"2000-06-06T10:38:40","slug":"greymyr-invasion","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/puddleby.com\/lundar\/2000\/06\/greymyr-invasion\/","title":{"rendered":"Greymyr Invasion"},"content":{"rendered":"

\nDay 32, Year 538 of the Ascendancy<\/font><\/p>\n

\nThe isles of the Lok’groton Islan Chain are filled
\nwith many mysterious and secret areas. As of late, it has become almost
\na necessity to have at least some training in the field of pathfinding
\nto reach these hidden locales. I have recently begun training with the
\nMarsh Hermit myself, and I must say that progress is quite swift. Five
\nsessions will have you jumping over fences, and with ten you will start
\ncrawling under trees and boulders. Traveling these paths can be a nice
\nshortcut, and it really is much fun; I hop around these paths many a
\ntime soley for the sensation of travelling great distances in a short
\ntime. Today I was doing just that, when I ran into some trouble.<\/font><\/p>\n

\nWhen my head poked out of a tunnel I had found
\nbetween a pair of trees, I was astonished to see before me the colossal
\nfeet of a greymyr. I quickly popped my head back in the tunnel, and
\nheaved a sigh of dismay. In my brief glance above, I had caught sight
\nof no less than five greymyr! What were the greymyr doing outside of
\nthe mountains, yet again? Luckily, there was a party of bold
\nadventurers nearby, and together we began to hack away at the stone
\ntitans. But these were no ordinary greymyr. Ordinry greymyr are bad
\nenough; they’re tough, they’re hard to hit, and they throw large
\nboulders at you. But these… these made ordinary greymyr seem like
\nchildren.<\/font><\/p>\n<\/p>\n

\"Super<\/font><\/p>\n

\nIt took almost an hour just to slay two of the
\nfive greymyr that were present. That was when the greymyr arrived in
\ntown. I have no idea how any greymyr could have gotten past us, but
\nfive greymyr just waltzed into town, and started dropping exiles like
\nflies. We still had three greymyr on our hands, but I rushed back to
\ntown to aid those in desparate need of help. I was appalled by the
\nsight before me.<\/font><\/p>\n

\nBodies lay everywhere, screams and shouts came
\nfrom all directions, and in the midst of it all were five greymyr,
\ncasually throwing in a boulder or two for effect. Things looked pretty
\nbleak for a while, as the corpses piled up, and the healers were too
\nharried by the flying rocks to heal the fallen. Finally, the East
\nForest party dispatched the last of their greymyr, and together with
\nthe survivors in town, the greymyr were cleared out. We had defeated
\nthe greymyr yet again, but a question yet remained in our heads: “Why
\ndid the Greymyr attack us?” The greymyr are for the most part a simple
\nand peaceful people, so something must have provoked them to attack us
\non more than three separate occaisions in a single month. We must rush
\nto find the source of their irritation, before we are crushed beneath
\nthe wrath of the greymyr.<\/font><\/p>\n<\/p>\n

\"Grey<\/font><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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