_Entry 0342_
The vizier is finally dead. That...saga has ended, and dawn has broken once again. There was a day where Isgarren thought to get involved in these global affairs once Legavo (the "Scepter of Orr") resurfaced, but the ward's numbers are still weak following Eparch's last push during the Century of Darkness. Hundreds of years, and we're still climbing out of that hole.
For a long while, Isgarren suspected that Eparch was the one toying with the vizier's mind; for that reason, we remained close to the situation. Wayfinder Aziure became our eyes after the Searing forced us to move the Beacon of Ages to the north, where I write now. Aziure and the Order—led now by Sir Ardaric—have been our most frequent of allies, crossing paths pre- and post-Cataclysm. Our connections are largely severed today, despite their aid in keeping more...nefarious parties from the gates of the Wizard's Tower. Another chapter closed.
Through our investigations we learned of Abaddon's manipulations; it wasn't Eparch who brought Nightfall upon Tyria, but one of them. [lbracket]REDACTED[rbracket] We aren't to get involved with any quandary of the "gods." [lbracket]REDACTED[rbracket] I am informed that these notations may be pulled at a later date.
Following our own recovery efforts after the battle of [lbracket]REDACTED[rbracket], Mabon is headed to Janthir. We imagine that the mursaat are dwindling, and with a handful of titans still remaining on this side of the veil. He intends to establish a warding enchantment, though the reasoning for such has been limited to the court. The newly established Rift Hunters will also be using their reprieve from Astral Ward duties to venture into the Tyrian mainland in search of lingering Mistborn threats.
End of record.
*Recorded by Archivist Feven on the third day of the Season of Bloom*
_Entry 0342_
The vizier is finally dead. That...saga has ended, and dawn has broken once again. There was a day where Isgarren thought to get involved in these global affairs once Legavo (the "Scepter of Orr") resurfaced, but the ward's numbers are still weak following Eparch's last push during the Century of Darkness. Hundreds of years, and we're still climbing out of that hole.
For a long while, Isgarren suspected that Eparch was the one toying with the vizier's mind; for that reason, we remained close to the situation. Wayfinder Aziure became our eyes after the Searing forced us to move the Beacon of Ages to the north, where I write now. Aziure and the Order—led now by Sir Ardaric—have been our most frequent of allies, crossing paths pre- and post-Cataclysm. Our connections are largely severed today, despite their aid in keeping more...nefarious parties from the gates of the Wizard's Tower. Another chapter closed.
Through our investigations we learned of Abaddon's manipulations; it wasn't Eparch who brought Nightfall upon Tyria, but one of them. [lbracket]REDACTED[rbracket] We aren't to get involved with any quandary of the "gods." [lbracket]REDACTED[rbracket] I am informed that these notations may be pulled at a later date.
Following our own recovery efforts after the battle of [lbracket]REDACTED[rbracket], Mabon is headed to Janthir. We imagine that the mursaat are dwindling, and with a handful of titans still remaining on this side of the veil. He intends to establish a warding enchantment, though the reasoning for such has been limited to the court. The newly established Rift Hunters will also be using their reprieve from Astral Ward duties to venture into the Tyrian mainland in search of lingering Mistborn threats.
End of record.
*Recorded by Archivist Feven on the third day of the Season of Bloom* · Guild Wars 2 Database