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Orchan fugitive accused with the murder of [[Sir Calaway]], the cousin and advisor of [[Lord Luxin]]. | Orchan fugitive accused with the murder of [[Sir Calaway]], the cousin and advisor of [[Lord Luxin]]. He is hiding in the [[White Stone Castle and Sewers|White Stone City sewers]] at [285,338]. | ||
He says he is innocent and thinks that Lord Luxin is so overcome with grief that all he cares about is finding someone to blame. | He says he is innocent and thinks that Lord Luxin is so overcome with grief that all he cares about is finding someone to blame. Thor thinks they accused him because of his short temper and reputation for ferocity. He admits he never lost a fight and says he used to fight people if they simply looked at him the wrong way. | ||
Thor does not know who the real murderer is and says the guards did not have any clues either. | Thor does not know who the real murderer is and says the guards did not have any clues either. He says he would come out of hiding if Lord Luxin would give him a fair and honest chance to prove his innocence. However, he fears [[Antigone]], Lord Luxin's chief of police, and says that her ruthlessness has been known to rival his own. | ||
[[Category:White Stone NPCs]] | [[Category:White Stone NPCs]] | ||
Revision as of 21:01, 8 December 2010
Profession
Orchan fugitive accused with the murder of Sir Calaway, the cousin and advisor of Lord Luxin. He is hiding in the White Stone City sewers at [285,338].
He says he is innocent and thinks that Lord Luxin is so overcome with grief that all he cares about is finding someone to blame. Thor thinks they accused him because of his short temper and reputation for ferocity. He admits he never lost a fight and says he used to fight people if they simply looked at him the wrong way.
Thor does not know who the real murderer is and says the guards did not have any clues either. He says he would come out of hiding if Lord Luxin would give him a fair and honest chance to prove his innocence. However, he fears Antigone, Lord Luxin's chief of police, and says that her ruthlessness has been known to rival his own.