Previously on adventure.

Our travelers arrived in the Druid Village, like New Yorkers visiting Canada, and after some less than friendly conversation, they were pointed in the direction of the tree of vision with the promise of help with their inevitable confrontation with Oreck the prodigal. After solving the many puzzles and fighting the Death Night Jasper,

you were given the choice of taking a rusty old broadsword

with a promise it can defeat the strongest enemy, but with unpredictable consequences.

You chose to take the sword, or rather Henley just grabbed it,

and are now waking in the tree on the cops

after a nice long rest.

Oh, so we did the tree thing.

Yeah, that was pretty weird.

Yeah, um, I don't know where we're supposed to go next. We do have this sword. Well, rather Henley has this sword. Do you have a plan, Henley? Why am I asking? Well, I'll think we should just get out of here. And we were headed toward the dragon-born... Well, and if you remember, when you went to the Trier vision, it was simply a path out the back of the Druid village. So when you leave the tree, it's gonna... There's one entrance out of... One exit out of the tree. So it's the same... Yes. Same door. Yep. All right, so I say we... Henley, any chance you want to tell us what that note you ate said?

All right, fine.

You got me.

It said...

It said...

Enley's sword.

Impressive.

Did you lose it? You know, I've been not in my right mind many a time, and it's...

I would say it's entirely possible.

So I'm gonna give it, I'm gonna give this sword here the benefit of the doubt and say, y'all, it's mine.

I highly doubt that this is the truth, but I don't see anything we can do.

So we should probably, we'll leave.

Hopefully there's no sort of curse being thrown upon us,

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