Role

Chapter 5

As I plodded through the lovely streets of Hamsah Mu'tazz peddling my skills
with the pen I, Elduray Tas'rili, was commissioned by a young thief to
compile some information of his past. Why he has not kept a more meticulous
recorded history of his family and adventures is not only absurd to me, but
it's downright shameful. I digress. I am not sure if it was because his
pockets seemed to be never ending or if because he sees the task as below him
or even if because perhaps he can't write, but he seemed dead set on not
writing his tale himself. Given the enormity of this task, I first
interviewed him in hopes of learning more myself before I set to the true
detective work required to get a true perspective. Following are some notes
I took during our discussions (some for my own sake and some directly about
Tanpolhin):

- scour the various villages of the Coastal Plains north of Seantryn Modan.
he says he was born there in a small village, but did not provide it's name
- find Captain Suling, Captain of the Red Barnacle
- investigate the ruthless, youth gangs of the Seantryn Docks
- seeks to expand Imperial influence to the seas. wants to captain the first
Imperial vessel, be Admiral of the Imperial Fleet
- he is very suave and while he certainly is able of using force to get what
he wants, it isn't often needed
- nicknamed "Duckbill" as a youth to make fun of his beak. doesn't like it
at all, but puts up with it