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=== 03.22.2024 ===

=== 03.31.2024 ===

=== 04.01.2024 ===

=== 04.11.2024 ===

Storms hovered over Solhaven for most of the day, thundering, lightning, and raining.  At some point, phosphorescent green eyes appeared in the storm clouds, searching the ground below though it was difficult to determine what.  As they focused westward, adventurers followed.

Watery spectres and barnacle-covered skeletons roamed the area around the lake, focusing on the old decrepit house and attempting to gain entry.  All the while, the eyes were watching the lake, and a booming voice was calling for a thief to return what it had stolen.

The invasion went on for a time, while the storm grew more intense.  Several lightning strikes hit the ground and the air grew chill.  Heavy mist blanketed the area and was also tinged in the same green as the eyes in the clouds.
The bell of Niima’s Temple issued a single peal, drawing the attention of the eyes in the storm.  Upon the second chime, the eyes withdrew completely from the wilds, leaving its minions to die.

Upon reaching Niima’s Temple adventurers felt the cold above them and journeyed to the widow’s walk, which was covered in a heavy fog that obscured everything.  Growls and voices could be heard in the fog.  A low chant eventually parted the fog to reveal Dieudonnee, the faith healer of Marshtown.  Telling those to help her, she moved about the widow’s walk admonishing others to help her pray.  Eventually, the eyes receded, and she predicted that the storms would end soon.
She spoke briefly of being alerted to the situation by Twyllah, who had been practicing her songs in the temple.  She knew nothing of what was stolen, though said she would look amid her predecessors’ belongings.

She shared that Twyllah is Jillou’s half-sister, a much more timid child than Jillou.  She is from Oonree’s first marriage, though she was not clear on who Oonree was.

When questioned, she said that the air felt old and of the sea to her but could offer nothing more.