Lady Stargazer

The elder refuses to allow me to venture into the Grove of the Moon, yet he sent you, or rather the Windhorn, to ?deal? with it. I wonder what illusion he spoke of to you, how the druids there have gone mad due to the influence of Lo?sho. Our elder?s mind grows more wretched by the day. Many see it, many turn a blind eye.

It is not our right to contest his word. He is our chieftain, and until the younger decides enough is enough, we must stay true to tradition and obey. Yet you need not do that. The grove has indeed been corrupted, but not by Lo?sho. That is merely the fantasy of an overzealous chieftain. It has been tainted by demonic forces.

I have a different task. A dryad I once called friend has fallen to corruption. Lo?sho allowed me to see her one last time in my dreams. Please return to the grove and lay my friend, Landis Stargazer, to rest. If my memory still serves, she should be running through the grove.

She used to whisper the name of the stars to me.

Nature will take its course, and her body will return to dirt, as do all bodies. I pray Lo?sho saves her mind and lets her roam amongst the stars she once loved.