Eun Livingstun

Eun Livingstun

Information
Age	28
Haven	Mellowfields
Location	Mellowbrook
House	The Miniature Citadel
Traits
Intelligence
Stamina
Gossip

Sprites

Baby	Kid	Adult	ExpandElder

Story

ExpandTask
Name	Find the lost book
Description	Find the lost book in a mine in Mellowfields and return it to Eun.
Dialogue
Friendly	You are a hero! Capital of you to become my ally in these dark times. Do you want to join in my fantasy, fighting all manner of monsters? From the forest where doom awaits to dungeons full of deathtraps and swamps full of scorpions...adventure awaits on every page! The books, of course! I just love these books where you choose your own path without crossing any legal boundaries. One minute you could be raiding tombs, and the next, in a snowy cavern having tea with a witch. And by tea, I mean whacking her with a big plus 3 sword called Witchbonker.
Like	You remind me of a character in this book, 'The Shirley Temple of Terror'. It's about a little girl who tries to take over the world with a voice that can shatter the armour off noble warriors. The character you remind me of is called Combman the Barber. I think it's because their hair looks just like yours. Anyway, I must continue. I have the one-fingered bookmark ready for when I get killed. In the book, I mean. I am about to challenge Zxjegcsciennkj the Unpronounceable to mortal combat. He's a street fighter with some gilty gear, and it's the final fight against him.
Love	I have a quest for you, mighty friend. There is a book I seek, lost deep within the Crypt of the Saucy Ra. The books I have collected tell you clues as to where you can find the last book in the series, and I worked out that it is located deep in a mine somewhere in Mellowfields, not an actual crypt. Would you quest for it? I would go, but I have a bad back and a gammy leg despite my vast adventuring knowledge. In no way am I scared of dark dungeons. I mean mines. Nice, easy, unscary mines.
Complete	It does exist! And in pretty good condition! So I shall begin my quest forthwith. I shall get my best dice and lose myself in the labyrinth of these pages. You are indeed the true hero.