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'''Gregar Brock's Diary''' records the mercenary's failure to protect his charge, resulting in a curse that pursues him | '''Gregar Brock's Diary''' records the mercenary's failure to protect his charge, resulting in a curse that pursues him in death. | ||
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{{Cquote|★ This appears to be a partial diary of one Gregar Brock, a former soldier who took up the profession of bodyguard for hire. The book is old and badly damaged. Some of the entries speak of a woman called Sylvena and how his lack of courage failed him when bandits on the road to [[Verdistis]] attacked them and he fled. ★ | {{Cquote DD|★ This appears to be a partial diary of one {{MdChar DD|Gregar Brock}}, a former soldier who took up the profession of bodyguard for hire. The book is old and badly damaged. Some of the entries speak of a woman called {{MdChar DD|Sylvena}} and how his lack of courage failed him when bandits on the road to [[Verdistis]] attacked them and he fled. ★ | ||
Sylvena lies mortally wounded because of my cowardice. The bandits took her money and just ran her through with a sword and left her to die. I returned to her seemingly lifeless body. She still clung to life, but only by a mere thread. | Sylvena lies mortally wounded because of my cowardice. The bandits took her money and just ran her through with a sword and left her to die. I returned to her seemingly lifeless body. She still clung to life, but only by a mere thread. | ||
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== Locations == | == Locations == | ||
* | * Behind {{MdChar DD|Sylvena|Sylvena's}} statue on the first floor of [[Aleroth catacombs]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 00:02, 26 February 2026
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| Appearances | Divine Divinity |
| Type | Book |
| Author | Gregar Brock |
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| Weight | 5 |
Gregar Brock's Diary records the mercenary's failure to protect his charge, resulting in a curse that pursues him in death.
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| “ | ★ This appears to be a partial diary of one  Gregar Brock, a former soldier who took up the profession of bodyguard for hire. The book is old and badly damaged. Some of the entries speak of a woman called  Sylvena and how his lack of courage failed him when bandits on the road to Verdistis attacked them and he fled. ★
Sylvena lies mortally wounded because of my cowardice. The bandits took her money and just ran her through with a sword and left her to die. I returned to her seemingly lifeless body. She still clung to life, but only by a mere thread. She sensed my approach and held out her hand to me. I rushed forward in an attempt to comfort her but as I came close she grabbed me by the hair with her last strength and uttered that terrible curse. You left me at the mercy of those thieves Gregar. You failed in your duty to protect me. For that I curse you. I bind you with my dying breath to my statue. You shall stand vigilance over it eve after your death. Your only release shall come when you find another to protect and show them the courage and sacrifice that failed you this day. The rest of the book is damaged but there is one last legible entry. Since her death I have been drawn to her statue every day. Now my life draws to a close and I write this knowing it will be my last entry. I fear that even death will not release me from my obligation. I pray that another arrives so that I may redeem myself and embrace peace in oblivion. Forgive me Sylvena... |
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Locations
- Behind Sylvena's statue on the first floor of Aleroth catacombs