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Theren Sontr'e's Past and to be Future

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DemonicSpeed:
"In many opinions, politics is a source, or the root of many evils. Perhaps it is not the physical acts or crimes of being evil, but the idea. Politics leads many, both potential and beings of friendship, to be crushed and diminish from their own beliefs and opinions. Such things should not matter as to why they are friends, nor should it even be mixed into the puzzle of their opinions of each other. In fact, friendship should be occurring with everyone, it should start when you first meet them, unless they make a reason as to why they should not. Such as them acting with acts of hatred without even knowing them."



Grandmaster Sontr'e, The Monk's Journal

DemonicSpeed:
"And from the depths from the earth, meant more than them for what its worth and from this we shall rise above, instead of hate it shall be of love... To loose what meant, but of you're life, one will fight to overcome that strife. It not from defending that one will know, but of how one acts within, will show"
-Beginning of a poem-



Grandmaster Sontr'e, The Monk's Journal

DemonicSpeed:
"Time will pass with hunger and death, when many of people take their last breath, Tears will shed and people will cry, leaves many in depression with many a sigh, times such as this requires much care, they must recognize that you are aware, leave one with nothing and they will wither, on the ground like a snake, doing nothing, not even to slither."




Grandmaster Sontr'e, The Monk's Journal

DemonicSpeed:
"With smiles across the faces around, a voice that is tender in the ears of sound, the softness of skin within the touch, can be most unimaginable to think of such, the sparkling of eyes can make one lose sane, but not an emotion, like the feeling of pain, with them on your mind, with constant of thought, many will hope to have found something so sought."





Grandmaster Sontr'e, The Monk's Jounal

DemonicSpeed:
Much interesting things happened as of lately... I have found this map, but it has nothing but the map and some unknown, weird scribbles on it. I looked through the book, but found nothing to help with deciphering what it means. Even though I knew not of what the words meant, they seemed to have sounded familiar, yet I don't recall ever hearing it. Perhaps a previous life, or maybe something from when I was a child. Much was...blurry... back then, I don't remember much, but its just...strange.

After some time, I had finished the book, I returned it to the Tel-Quessir, and when I was putting it into the shelf, where it had been, so secretly, I had heard some kind of a clink, I couldn't quite see what it was, for I am quite short, but I could feel something, something rough, but smooth, hard, but soft. After some time of trying to reach it, I had used the book to push it back so I could grab it. It was a red gemstone, weird enough, but it also had a chain linked upon itself with an etch in it that named it off to be the writer of the auto-biography I had just finished. How intriguing it was...

After grabbing the stone, I observed it, seeing if I could find anyway to see if it were helpful. I could not think of anything, but then it came... I had remembered something that may help. I remembered that a stone was used to read the map from the dwarf from just a week ago, or so. I began to repeat the same proceadure, but nothing happened... Maybe I was missing something? Well, not just nothing happened, only the top words showed up, but the bottom section did not.
 
It mentioned the lines "With words to see, must there be a key, with the light, they will come to sight"  Curious to what it meant... Maybe the light is the key to unlocking the words? Hmm... I am not sure, but it does not hurt to try...

Morning just rose, and it had been yesterday that I had read the rhyming riddle, so maybe I can try the morning light? Failure... That was all that was gained from that attempt... It isn't working... What light must it be?


Grandmaster Sontr'e, The Monk's Journal

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