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Revision as of 20:32, 30 April 2014
The summer of 203 AR, it seemed that more fear had descended on Myrken Wood than ever before. Between the attacks of The Baie, the defilement of the Myrken Graveyard, the red sky, and countless other abnormalities that plagued Myrken Wood, the citizens of Myrken were frightened. They felt that Governor Gad Phuri and the Judiciary Council were doing nothing to protect them from these horrors. Their distaste led to the creation of a mob.
The mob marched toward the Governor's Mansion, but was stopped by Thessilane Guard, who created a line of shields to stop the advance. It was in this crush that The Baie appeared.
The creature rose from within the back of the crowd, growing in size until he was nearly three or four times the size of a man. Myrkenfolk have said that he seemed "to consume people with his body." He even used people like weapons, throwing and swinging men, women, and children at his enemies.
It was the gallant heroism of Altias Bromn and Alexander Kanashia that drove the creature back and causing it to flee, leaving death in its wake.
No one knows what the motive was behind the public attack, though many believed that it was due to provocation from the late Joseph O'Cynen, whose name the beast called when it fled.
