Difference between revisions of "Mercy Booths Journal"
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This black journal is bound in a dark stained leather cover. The pages are bound in a cunningly braided sinew. | This black journal is bound in a dark stained leather cover. The pages are bound in a cunningly braided sinew. | ||
The book is written in an middle English and takes some work being translated. | The book is written in an middle English and takes some work being translated. | ||
| − | Mercy Booth briefly recounts her life in the early settlement of Salem. She recounts being born, and both her parents died in a fire within the first year of her life. | + | Mercy Booth briefly recounts her life in the early settlement of Salem. She recounts being born, and both her parents died in a fire within the first year of her life dying in a barn fire due to "failing to follow the demands of ''Vysackas''." |
| + | She comments on Arthur and Priscilla who raised her, she didn't like them much, but they did give her a place to grow up. Her spirit guide ''Vysackas'' showed her how to eliminate her cousin. | ||
Revision as of 17:04, 7 February 2022
This black journal is bound in a dark stained leather cover. The pages are bound in a cunningly braided sinew. The book is written in an middle English and takes some work being translated. Mercy Booth briefly recounts her life in the early settlement of Salem. She recounts being born, and both her parents died in a fire within the first year of her life dying in a barn fire due to "failing to follow the demands of Vysackas." She comments on Arthur and Priscilla who raised her, she didn't like them much, but they did give her a place to grow up. Her spirit guide Vysackas showed her how to eliminate her cousin.
