| rdfs:comment | - Flessan was studying the Society's few remaining Utraean artifacts when Utraean Priest Lagreth left town, grumbling something about Lang. Two days later, the call for the unification of the eight townstones came from Hiroth; Flessan explains that Lagreth told him that the Utraean Circle, once opened, will lead to an ancient Utraean armory, which will alleviate any problems with Fallraen's supplies forever. Lagreth still hasn't returned, and Flessan is unsure what to do, as the priest had the Fallraen Snowflake Stone with him when he left.
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| abstract | - Flessan was studying the Society's few remaining Utraean artifacts when Utraean Priest Lagreth left town, grumbling something about Lang. Two days later, the call for the unification of the eight townstones came from Hiroth; Flessan explains that Lagreth told him that the Utraean Circle, once opened, will lead to an ancient Utraean armory, which will alleviate any problems with Fallraen's supplies forever. Lagreth still hasn't returned, and Flessan is unsure what to do, as the priest had the Fallraen Snowflake Stone with him when he left. When the Fallraen townstone is returned to him, he is glad to hear that Lagreth has been revived after his run-in with a pack of Furoks, and says he'll ask the local guard captain to organize a rescue party. Flessan rewards the adventurers who found it with a steel staff, and tells them to visit Utraean Priest Tas in Meren. With the return of the Maljin, Flessan says that the Legion seems to be taking their time returning Priest Lagreth to town. The apprentice is not sure what the red sky means, but he is sure that it can't be good.
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