Overview
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A resident of Khas’kive and was the pregnant wife of Simmon. Her unborn child was stolen by the Twilight Coven when she was a victim on a nearby island. She lost her shadow while in their clutches, as did Kilvin.
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Recent Activity
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Session 0-1
- The party arrived in the tired village and found the residents wary as if expecting bad news at any moment. The party sought out news of Kilvin and learned he’d been investigating disappearances and disturbing phenomena in the region. The party spoke with Old Jack, who was the eldest man in the village and seemingly fathered half of it. Old Jack spoke about Jenny having disappeared which Kilvin had been following up on. People in the region had been having strange dreams of twilight and elderly women, including Jenny. Jenny was a local pregnant girl whos husband Simmon was off working in the Korran navy. The people of the region had been experiencing strange dreans Old Jack tells the party that Kilvin asked about an old watchpost that existed in the firth set between Khas’kive and United Kingdom of Valammar.
- One was an unconscious young woman lying against the cave wall. She matched the description of Jenny from the village of Khas’kive. She appeared unharmed, though one detail is immediately strange - she was not pregnant, nor did she appear to ever have been. A short distance away sat a man slumped on a stone, staring blankly ahead. His slack expression and distant eyes suggested barely any awareness of the party’s arrival. From the description given, this was assumed to be Kilvin. Both Kilvin and Jenny were missing their shadows.
- The party returned the distraught Jenny and addled Kilvin to Khas’kive. There the women confirmed that Jenny appeared to have never been pregnant by her current condition. The party left them both in the villagers care whilst they left by boat to a town to send word of the parties findings.