Plot Hooks

Everyone in the city has fallen asleep, and no one knows why or how.

Marion Zaros talks in their sleep.

A ship has been spotted off the coast which appears to be void of a crew, and able to transform itself to somewhat resemble a shark, it's massive mouth biting into other ships and dragging them under the waves.

Avery Dempsy is too afraid to go into the water now.

A small group of travelling wanderers seem to not age.

Sahin Alard met the group as a child, and they're all the same age as they were back then.

During his crowning ceremony, the Prince is struck in the head by a stone thrown from the crowd, his wound is great and falls into coma.

Dieter Nozzlenuck, the King's brother, immediately claims the throne as his nephew is no longer capable of ruling. Nina Briggs claims there is civil war on the horizon unless someone can heal the boy's wounds and prove the Uncle's involvement.

Everyone in town can't stop crying.

Elias Faelyn hasn't cried in years until now.

A mountain tourist town is empty. It was just filled to capacity the night before.

The only person in the town is Fribbington Marshall and they don't remember a thing.

You are awoken in the middle of the night by the Innkeeper. He is pale and shaking. He leads you to a large metal door in the basement. He swears on his life that this door was not there yesterday.

Leif White has owned the inn for years and lived here all his life. He has never seen this door.

The King has come down with a case of the ol' werewolf-itis. The Queen would prefer no one know.

Tiffany Elonil has their suspicions that the King might be a werewolf.

The king calls you to an audience. A young tiefling child is with him. He asks you to escort this child to a city far away, to ask no questions, and travel quietly and with haste. The trip is paid for, and you are offered a kingly sum as a reward. The King seems nervous.

Morgan Rook, an innkeeper, won't allow a tiefling under his roof. Martha Brown saw unsavoury characters skulking about asking after a tiefling child.