Carles Colomer arrives to the village of Siurana on the twenty-ninth of Desnus.

He's a priest of Abadar, he says. He's here to sell his spells, and he hopes that he can thereby enable Siurana to become prosperous and wealthy, just like he is. (He is certainly very wealthy. His clothes are richly dyed and finely embroidered, and his holy symbol alone is certainly worth a fortune, not to mention the ring on his finger, tiny gemstones surrounding an engraved blue stone.)

He is not the first priest they've seen since their baron had Chosen Pellicer executed a few weeks after the war. There was the woman who came through blessing their crops, and the sword-priest of Iomedae who wanted to know if they had any heretics to report (that wasn't how he said it, but they all knew what he was asking), and the priest of Shelyn who passed through on the way to the big city downriver. They've all heard a bit more about Abadar by now — not that they didn't know he existed, before, it was even legal to pray to him, but he was never very popular around here.

They ask him what he's selling.

He says he can do Atonements.

Carles Colomer arrives to the village of Siurana on the twenty-ninth of Desnus.

He's a priest of Abadar, he says. He's here to sell his spells, and he hopes that he can thereby enable Siurana to become prosperous and wealthy, just like he is. (He is certainly very wealthy. His clothes are richly dyed and finely embroidered, and his holy symbol alone is certainly worth a fortune, not to mention the ring on his finger, tiny gemstones surrounding an engraved blue stone.)

He is not the first priest they've seen since their baron had Chosen Pellicer executed a few weeks after the war. There was the woman who came through blessing their crops, and the sword-priest of Iomedae who wanted to know if they had any heretics to report (that wasn't how he said it, but they all knew what he was asking), and the priest of Shelyn who passed through on the way to the big city downriver. They've all heard a bit more about Abadar by now — not that they didn't know he existed, before, it was even legal to pray to him, but he was never very popular around here.

They ask him what he's selling.

He says he can do Atonements.

Carles Colomer arrives to the village of Siurana on the twenty-ninth of Desnus.

He's a priest of Abadar, he says. He's here to sell his spells, and he hopes that he can thereby enable Siurana to become prosperous and wealthy, just like he is. (He is certainly very wealthy. His clothes are richly dyed and finely embroidered, and his holy symbol alone is certainly worth a fortune, not to mention the ring on his finger, tiny gemstones surrounding an engraved blue stone.)

He is not the first priest they've seen since their baron had Chosen Pellicer executed a few weeks after the war. There was the woman who came through blessing their crops, and the sword-priest of Iomedae who wanted to know if they had any heretics to report (that wasn't how he said it, but they all knew what he was asking), and the priest of Shelyn who passed through on the way to the big city downriver. They've all heard a bit more about Abadar by now — not that they didn't know he existed, before, it was even legal to pray to him, but he was never very popular around here.

They ask him what he's selling.

He says he can do Atonements.