#tower lore

Like I always talk about the small fraction that is Dystopie, but there is still the Tower of Elements that i mostly left untouched. Even though it’s a BIG part of the clan.

As the hours tick away, draining day by day to hour by hour... minute by minute.... the sound of the violin's mysterious song drifted among the foggy nights leading up to the Council's Gala. However this night, a lost soul drifted up from the crypts of the unmarked tomb. Awoken by the sounds of the mournful melody. 

"There will be a new specific shipment coming in soon. No less than thirteen dozen ingots should be crafted and stored in the third storeroom. Smiths will be asked to complete this task in two weeks time. If there is for some reason ANY accidents do report to the Tower infirmary."                                                                          - Councilor IV ------------------------------------ <The forgers who would heed this shipment would find the forge halls littered with vast amounts of terrible.. terrible black and green ore. The smell was awful. However.. a job was needed to be done. Saronite wasn't going to smelt... itself.>

A rumor. It's started within the halls of the Tower. Servants and workers who come through daily would notice that the Council has taken interest in... certain things. What chilling presence the seemingly ever-changing tower had worsened. A sense of disease resting within its bounds. Words whispered from ear to ear at passing moments but immediately squelched at any moment a Council member crossed by. The thought, however, remained. The Council... sought to amass the dead...?

Although initiates to the Tower are not alone. They are taught like all the rest who came before them the ways of the Council of Seven. It's a slow process, but there are three specific trials to test before an initiate can gain foothold into the brotherhood.  The first one (to which many can fail if not true to their words) is a test of loyalty. As it should be, should it not?  An Initiate will be asked to choose between two choices after being shown two very appealing circumstances.