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Maelkyth's Journal
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Well met! For those who've found their way here, I am most
pleased to offer you admittance. This archive is a personal
supplement pertaining to various works, skills, and crafts of Elanthian origin.
For those who are terribly near-sighted I am Sylvan, I am empath, and I am male... I am NOT BAIT! I have
the great honour of being member to one of the
finest Official Houses of Elanthia... The Beacon
Hall Archives. I once resided primarily in River's Rest, barring the
occasional bouts of restlessness which led me to wander; only to find more satisfaction in my wandering.
**CURRENT NEWS** Time moves on and
change ensues. I have since
returned and am refreshed for some of the new faces and my own travels. Railien has
FINALLY regained the town Staff and is rumoured
to walk among us again, but I haven’t seen him as of this writing. Grandsome,
however, did return briefly… and I’ve seen him… and he was kind enough to
leave that black strapless number that I only WISH the museum would
take. It is a part of River’s Rest
history (if only the undercurrent) – and I must treat it as such; but would
YOU want to hold onto it?
Additionally, although having sworn off my lecherous ways since my
return from exile, I was set upon and overcome by a priestess of considerable
cunning. It was a short-lived
commitment to solitude, but I’m all the happier for it.
So on this break of the new year, I would extend my well-wishing
to all… except Dighn, who doesn’t believe in this
stuff.
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Directions to Related Archives
last updated: 3 January 2005
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Note: many works here are duplicated, and not my
original work. I will make every attempt to credit authorship when
able. I may also make reference to others and their works based on my
preferences. If any do not wish to be referenced here, or desire
correction, please let me know and I will accommodate you. Please feel
free to send me notes via runner
pertaining to any matter contained herewithin.
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