Chapter 8.34 R

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Most mentioned character

777 mentions

Some honourable mentions

Name	Count
Tesy	260
Vokkhar	88
Zevara Sunderscale	43

Most mentioned class

93 mentions

[Guard]

Some honourable mentions

Name	Count
[Soldier]	37
[Thug]	20
[Guardsman]	17

Most mentioned skill

5 mentions

[Dangersense]

Some honourable mentions

Name	Count
[Spear Flurry]	4
[The Law Upheld]	2
[Relc Kick]	2

Most mentioned spell

3 mentions

[Message]

Some honourable mentions

Name	Count
[Earbreak Siren]	1
[Fireball]	1
[Sticky Webs]	1

Most mentioned location

73 mentions

Liscor

Some honourable mentions

Name	Count
Hectval	3
Izril	3
Pallass	2

Mentions

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Name	Text
Relc Grasstongue	Sergeant Relc Grasstongue, former [Soldier] in the Liscorian army, current Senior Guardsman of Liscor in assigned posting to Cellidel…did not know why this was a salient fact.
[Soldier]	Sergeant Relc Grasstongue, former [Soldier] in the Liscorian army, current Senior Guardsman of Liscor in assigned posting to Cellidel…did not know why this was a salient fact.
Liscor	Sergeant Relc Grasstongue, former [Soldier] in the Liscorian army, current Senior Guardsman of Liscor in assigned posting to Cellidel…did not know why this was a salient fact.
Relc Grasstongue	Relc imagined the average Silver-rank adventurer, screaming as something tried to break through the barricade at a cave’s entrance, didn’t have time to appreciate such facts.
Relc Grasstongue	He shuddered. The book wasn’t that interesting, though, so Relc pushed it under his uncomfortable bed and sighed. His cheap room in one of Cellidel’s apartment complexes for the transient was about as bad as the old one he’d had in Liscor.
Liscor	He shuddered. The book wasn’t that interesting, though, so Relc pushed it under his uncomfortable bed and sighed. His cheap room in one of Cellidel’s apartment complexes for the transient was about as bad as the old one he’d had in Liscor.
Liscor	Liscor did not have a library. Which city was better? Based on pure book-economics, it had to be Cellidel. They even let you check out any book you wanted.
Relc Grasstongue	One at a time, and you paid a deposit of two silver that you got back when you returned a book on time. You also had to be a citizen of decent standing—no major arrests. Relc, being a Senior Guardsman, didn’t have issues checking out the book.
[Librarian]	Free reading, unless I don’t turn it in or mess it up. And I just bet those [Librarians] have [Repair Books] or something.
[Repair Books]	Free reading, unless I don’t turn it in or mess it up. And I just bet those [Librarians] have [Repair Books] or something.
Relc Grasstongue	Relc thought that was neat. He wasn’t a huge book person, but he’d been bored and had heard of the library, a novelty for him. This book had been illustrated, so why not?
[Librarian]	Cellidel had an entire class of [Librarian] that Liscor lacked. All their Skills and unique abilities were thus available to this city bordering the Great Plains to the south, which Liscor lacked.
Liscor	Cellidel had an entire class of [Librarian] that Liscor lacked. All their Skills and unique abilities were thus available to this city bordering the Great Plains to the south, which Liscor lacked.
Liscor	Cellidel had an entire class of [Librarian] that Liscor lacked. All their Skills and unique abilities were thus available to this city bordering the Great Plains to the south, which Liscor lacked.
[Guard]	Mind you, that was probably only the ability to track down people who didn’t return books. But it was still a big difference. On the other hand, if you were going to play that game, Cellidel didn’t have half as many [Guards] or [Hunters]. And not one of them had ever hunted a Hollowstone Deceiver.
[Hunter]	Mind you, that was probably only the ability to track down people who didn’t return books. But it was still a big difference. On the other hand, if you were going to play that game, Cellidel didn’t have half as many [Guards] or [Hunters]. And not one of them had ever hunted a Hollowstone Deceiver.
Erin Solstice	Mind you, that was probably only the ability to track down people who didn’t return books. But it was still a big difference. On the other hand, if you were going to play that game, Cellidel didn’t have half as many [Guards] or [Hunters]. And not one of them had ever hunted a Hollowstone Deceiver.
Liscor	It had no supply of fresh seafood except by trade and some fish from lakes, but mined ore was also an actual commodity, rather than a given for Liscor with their proximity to Esthelm.
Esthelm	It had no supply of fresh seafood except by trade and some fish from lakes, but mined ore was also an actual commodity, rather than a given for Liscor with their proximity to Esthelm.
Liscor	Cellidel and Liscor could have traded fairly equally on a number of issues—probably why Relc had been assigned here by a well-meaning Zevara. Liscor had the magic door, though. And that changed everything.

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