What Lives in the Sludge, Episode 9: Shattered

These odd companions walk the line between cautious distrust and blind fumbling in the dark. They lack all the subtlety that they have been tasked with. They are the bluntest of instruments, but the chaos they cause draws the attention of everyone in Talast. And that chaos it is only just beginning.

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Demipia, What Lives in the Sludge is written and produced by Maximillian Chambers, Copyright 2018. All rights reserved.

What Lives in the Sludge written by Rich Spencer.

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What Lives in the Sludge, Episode 8: Now With Backup

Since their arrival in Talast these odd companions have mirrored the violence they see around them. Souls have been threated, lives have been ended, and half a district has been set alight, and still they are barely closer to discovering the true source of the strange events they have been tasked with investigating. Now it is time to see the Herceg. Now it is time to pick up the pace.

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What Lives in the Sludge, Episode 7 Mini: What They Think They Know

In times of confusion it is pertinent to take some time to discuss the chaos of the world around you, and try and find meaning and truth in existence. These odd companions certainly need to take stock. Maybe their musings will bring them closer to reality. But probably not.

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What Lives in the Sludge, Episode 6: Fire and Blood

Mistakes are made in haste, but compounded in apathy. A lesson that these odd companions really should have learned by this juncture. No matter. Souls will suffer for their sense of self preservation, as is the way of the world. But they are not the only ones to carry such attributes. Others move to cling on to existence, caring not who gets in their way.

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What Lives in the Sludge, Episode 5: Discussions

Things can change in an instant, leave those under pressure of time grasping in the dark. This is how these odd companions find themselves, but perhaps there is an opportunity to garner some help. Maybe even gain some allies.

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What Lives in the Sludge, Episode 4: Another One Drops

Chaos seems to follow these odd companions, or maybe they are it's agents in truth. Setting fire to a dead man's house then stealing his possessions parhaps should not come as a surprise at this point, but the information they have gathered will provoke new questions, and open new leads. But time waits for no man, and as they spin around in circles, trying to make sense of it all, the other players are moving their pieces into position.

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What Lives in the Sludge, Episode 3: Lucius Daedora

A strange creature stalks the city streets. Will these odd companions be successful in their search for it? And what of the other leads that they have uncovered? Which shall draw their attention first? What does seem of crucial importance is finding out about the first man to appear missing a brain, Lucius Daedora.

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What Lives in the Sludge, Episode 2: Brainless

The powder keg is being filled and blades are being sharpened, but these odd companions go on obliviously. They have been set a task, and are determined to follow it through. The folk of Talast are strange indeed, but someone must have answers. Someone will know why so many bodies have been found brainless.

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What Lives in the Sludge, Episode 1: Getting the Band Back Together

Worse things than usual are beginning to happen in Talast, the city at the mouth of the White River. Bodies are appearing missing brains, but with no obvious external trauma. An Imperial visit is imminent, and with the city at risk of falling into termoil, Herceg Aventius Kohanil Asthenia turns to somebody he hopes will not cause too much trouble. Little does he know what he asks.

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The Mine Children, Epilogue

It is done. Finished. Ended. The artifact has been used. The battle has been won. The light has shone through the darkness. But the scars still remain, and they shall not be easy to heal. Choices about what comes next must be made.

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