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|BookAuthor=Written by C.T.
|BookAuthor=Written by C.T.
|BookName=The Traitors in White
|BookName="The Amazing Adventures Of Unfred the Rogue or The Cautionary Tale of Love, Crime and Repercussions"
|LearnText=Allows you to learn the following dagger abilities:
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|Description=Denunciatory, anticlerical plays are a sign of the times. After the outbreak of the crimson plague which affected the clerical estate the most, the rise of rumors about the sinful ways of the Church has become inevitable.
|Description=Fearless Exposer is a pen name of an author who used to write the most low brow novels. The overabundance of violence and steamy obscenities in his books somehow coexists with incessant sermons. Amazing times, these.
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== Description ==
== Description ==
{{quote|The Traitors in White.}}
{{quote|"The Amazing Adventures Of Unfred the Rogue or The Cautionary Tale of Love, Crime and Repercussions"}}


==Effect==
==Effect==
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The first figure is clad in white and blue, its chin and lips are colored in red, the hands are wrapped in red ribbon.
Lady Avinna (scared): Ah, couldn't we do without a fight!


Priest (solemnly):
Sir Urgen (indolently): This insult can only be washed off with blood. What's said is said. Things done cannot be reversed. The duel must solve our argument.


-Tell me, o wretch, why were you murdered?
Lady Avinna: Perhaps...


Dead man (monotonously):
Sir Urgen: No, no and no! I demand this duel and won't settle for less.


-Because of my slander and greed. My tongue was ripped out and my fingers were chopped off.
Unfred the Rogue (humbly): Very well, so be it.


The second figure is clad in gray, its eyes and neck are tied with red ribbon:
Act two


Priest (solemnly):
Scene two


-Tell me, o wretch, why were you murdered?
The duel. Sir Urgen is armed with sword and buckler. Unfred is armed with sword and dagger. Opponents come to blows and exchange a few attacks. Unfred skillfully dodges charging Sir Urgen.


Dead man (monotonously):
Sir Urgen(out of breath); Curses, you are stronger opponent than I thought!


-Because of my blindness to lies and betrayal. My eyes were gouged out, and my head was taken off my shoulders.
Unfred the Rogue(boastfully): It is what it is. What you lack is finesse.


The third figure is clad in red and gold, its chest is marred with red.
Sir Urgen: The Codex demands...


Priest (solemnly):
Unfred disarms Sir Urgen with a sudden lunge.


-Tell me, o wretch, why were you murdered?
Unfred the Rogue (mockingly): The Codex? First time I've heard about such a thing. And what does it demand?


Dead man (monotonously):
Sir Urgen: How?! It can't be! Well then, the victory is yours. And now...


-Because of my loyalty to the throne and the crown. My heart was ripped from my chest.
Unfred the Rogue (interrupts him): And now, my friend, you are done.


The priest flicks his fingers. All three figures drop to the floor.
Unfred stabs helpless Sir Urgen with the dagger. The nobleman crumples to the floor, choking on his own blood.


Priest (addresses the guards behind him):
Sir Urgen: But why? You scoundrel... But the Codex...


-It's clear as day. The murderer is the one in red. He punished the other two for cowardice and treason.
Unfred (carelessly cleans blood of his dagger): No one cares about your Codex.


Guardsman (pensively):
( . . . )  
 
-If this is true... Then who killed the man himself?
 
The priest turns to the audience and opens his white vestment, revealing black robes underneath. He brandishes a bloodied dagger and a human heart.
 
Priest (mockingly):
 
-I'm afraid it will forever remain a secret!
 
( . . . )




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Description

“ "The Amazing Adventures Of Unfred the Rogue or The Cautionary Tale of Love, Crime and Repercussions" „

Effect

Allows you to learn the following dagger abilities:

Acquired From


Book content

( . . . )

Lady Avinna (scared): Ah, couldn't we do without a fight!

Sir Urgen (indolently): This insult can only be washed off with blood. What's said is said. Things done cannot be reversed. The duel must solve our argument.

Lady Avinna: Perhaps...

Sir Urgen: No, no and no! I demand this duel and won't settle for less.

Unfred the Rogue (humbly): Very well, so be it.

Act two

Scene two

The duel. Sir Urgen is armed with sword and buckler. Unfred is armed with sword and dagger. Opponents come to blows and exchange a few attacks. Unfred skillfully dodges charging Sir Urgen.

Sir Urgen(out of breath); Curses, you are stronger opponent than I thought!

Unfred the Rogue(boastfully): It is what it is. What you lack is finesse.

Sir Urgen: The Codex demands...

Unfred disarms Sir Urgen with a sudden lunge.

Unfred the Rogue (mockingly): The Codex? First time I've heard about such a thing. And what does it demand?

Sir Urgen: How?! It can't be! Well then, the victory is yours. And now...

Unfred the Rogue (interrupts him): And now, my friend, you are done.

Unfred stabs helpless Sir Urgen with the dagger. The nobleman crumples to the floor, choking on his own blood.

Sir Urgen: But why? You scoundrel... But the Codex...

Unfred (carelessly cleans blood of his dagger): No one cares about your Codex.

( . . . )


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