
THE LIBRARY · THE SERED SPUR
The Broken Watch-Log
aka the watch-log, the log of the fork
The Broken Lances' running log of everything that has crossed the castle-road fork below the Foldfast — carts, companies, couriers, and one recurring outlander whose movements between the Vale's delves are recorded with unsettling care.
Watch kept by order. Bearings from the high wall, hours by the count-candle. Log everything that crosses the fork. Underline what does not stop. — Salt-cart up from Valenfeld, six hour. Stopped, paid the Hands, went on. Nothing. — Vandahl courier down the castle road, four hour, riding hard. STILL COMING. — A company of Old Lances, muster-strength, west. Did not look up at the walls. Good. — Grain-wagons, empty, returning. The granary's stripped, then. — An outlander. Alone. Came up from the direction of the flooded cut, blooded, carrying more than they went down with. Logged. Did not cross — turned back toward town. — The same outlander. Down toward the drowned adit this time. Logged. — The same outlander again, and again after. Barrow-ward, warren-ward, keep-ward. Always alone, always coming back up with more, always turning toward the town and not the fork. Berun says stop writing them down, they are only a delver. I keep writing them down. That was the order — log everything that does not stop, and this one does not stop. — Note for the relief: the outlander has not crossed the fork yet. When they do, it is the sixth hour, and you know what to do at the sixth hour.
KIND
logbook
AUTHOR
Vesna Coldhand
Connected
Type Fields
All Relationships (4)
hidden_in
- →The Foldfast Steading — The Broken watch-log kept in the signal room at the height of the steading.
authored
- ←Vesna Coldhand — Vesna keeps the watch-log of everything that crosses the fork.
documents
- →The Broken Lances — The log records the Broken wing's watch on the castle-road fork.
references
- →quest.the-forward-watch (unresolved) — Codex-facing companion to the reveal quest's watch-log pickup.
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