Orizan Chronicles (S13 Helios) · 6th of Secondmoon, 269.3.3
Otracis (Isaac)
2026-02-06ChronicleIsaac
The Sunset Duel Orizan, Halimin By Otrocis
Unmentioned in any of my previous chronicles, a party member had gone missing. This party member, Caspers, is the same one that got the DI (Divine Intervention) from Death that gave her the Ihimi class. To find our missing party member, we had to use our tracking skills to find which tracks were Capsers’, and which were not. We went the way that Caspers had gone, while I sent my vulture to scout out the other path. When it came back, it had smelled death, but was not rustled. It is a vulture after all. After following the tracks of Caspers for a while, we found a large mound of earth in the center of the area, covered with moving vines, which attacked us.
After making our way past the large mound, avoiding the vines, we made it to our lost party member. Unfortunately she was not alone. The Forest Spirit was with Caspers, with an escort of a few fairies and a size ten elemental. Casper was following the forest spirit around, seemingly allured by the forest spirit. Fortunately, we did not start a fight, because we had no chance of winning. Instead, the Forest Spirit talked about how Death had taken all of its wood elves away from it. It ranted about how all the would elves perished in some way, and Death made them pass on. The Forest Spirit then talked about how it wanted to kill Death and then replace it. As it was almost sunset, the Forest Spirit decided that it would bring Death by creating it, or killing a few people.
The Forest Spirit took one of Caspers’ daggers and started killing some of our party members, to attract death. As the forest Spirit had hoped, Death came. Death was wielding a starmetal sword (starmetal is insanely rare, even more so than morganti). The forest Spirit started attacking Death with its morganti short sword. Death was taking the damage, but wasn’t fighting back. All Death did was say, “if it is revenge you seek, you will not get it.” Eventually, the Forest Spirit yelled, “why won’t you die?!”, and left the field. For some reason, one of our party members tried to steal Death’s sword, and because Death is a deity, Death pointed at the party member and said, “die,” and the party member instantly died. Notably, this duel with Death and the Forest Spirit was at Sunset, the time when Death comes.