Role

Chapter 2

Subject: Bazrak, male fire giant.
Researcher: Illianolillil Yuaaliiiol, Expert Scout of of House Yuaaliiiol,
Darsylon

Findings:

Begin Finding:

Subject is a male fire giant, of middling ranking in the anti-paladins guild.
After the incident in the Vale of Arendyl, I was ordered by you, the council
to shadow the subject, and I have done so. I followed him forthe last three
weeks, discerning his habits and demeanor, as well as his battle prowess. He
seems rather self-sufficient, and travels alone quite often, which I found
rare amongst his guild, yet he has prospered despite it. Most times I found
him within the city of Akan, where I was forced to watch from some distance
his attempts to raze the city. At the beginning of my studies, he was unable
to kill many of the dwarven people, whose tenacity is well-documented.
However, as my studies progressed he seems quite able to slay all within the
city now, and has even begun to slay the dwarves within the Castle proper. My
heart ached to put an arrow in his black-skinned back but alas, the gods
protect him from me. May the dead know peace in the afterlife. This giant is
unusually savage as well, and has no qualms about killing his own allies if
they anger him. I watched from the sanctity of the wood as he travelled with
two drow, slaying the dwarves of Akan in his lust for power. Noticing the
group had stopped for a time, I was startled by the sound of steel against
steel as the fire giant hurtled towards the dark-elf priestess, only to see
him met with a wall of force surrounding the hateful drow. Running for her
life, her companion was summarily left strewn in parts across the holier
section of Akan. Clearly the fire giant is willing to fight for his beliefs.
He seems to care little for order as well, for I heard him shouting that he
would only serve himself, never a dark-elf. An admirable belief, but his
focus is rather disturbing. One night I crept upon him sleeping in the forest
near Eryn Galen, and it seems he sleeps quite soundly, for I was able to
peruse a bit of a book he had with him. A notebook of sorts, crude and
limited in it's vocabulary, yet one thing about it stood out to me, and that
was that he constantly referred to "the Father" and him "being able to see
again". Disturbed by the blood on the small book, I quickly cast the
hatefilled rhetoric aside and slipped back into the forest to resume
surveillance. Not three nights later I found the source of these words when I
followed the subject through Arkham and watched from afar as he conversed
with a gargoyle just south of the Town Square in Arkham. What was said I
could not even hear, though I strained to, but it surely angered the subject,
for he yelled of "will being done". Surely something within that foul temple
is what the giant seeks, but for what purpose remains unknown to me. I will
continue with my reports in intervals, my lords.

Conclusions: Subject does what he wants, when he wants. He kills, bullies,
invokes fell magic, and smells quite bad from my previous experiences
downwind of him. Subject seems unconcerned with laws, order and seems to have
a strange dislike of the Empire, which I also though odd, considering his
guild. Subject seems content as a loner, or in a group, yet does not