Storms ravage Boyer Kingdom

[Dezza]

General shipping and travel in and around the Kingdom of Boyer in Northern Dreger have literally come to a halt as storms rage across the length and breadth of the nation causing people to bunker down.

Willows weep has exerienced minor flooding as have many other villages and communities.

Northpoint seems to have copped the heaviest downpours with a number of buildings and residences flooded.

Staff at the Temple of Aeridin were taking in many residents affected by the heavy rains in order to provide temporary accommodation and food supplies but had to move many to other accommodations after several riots broke out amongst people gathered in the Temple.

General staff were shocked to see residents slugging it out in the main temple over the smallest of reasons and summoned local militia to remove the offenders.

Local authorities have moved most of the rioters that were in the temple to the local merchant halls while Temple staff provide what aid they can.

[Anamnesis]

As words of what have happened in North Point reach Elohanna's ears, she immediately sets off to seek Father Leidanos and help in any way she can, taking extra blankets from her home as well as food to aid those stranded, making her way by way of the Spellguard Portal for the quickest method of travel.

[Anamnesis]

As the days pass Elohanna's feels herself getting drawn in to the growing irritability and snapping at Brother Tamaren, when he asks her a simple question. Her normal even temper and calm shaken by the emotions around her forcing her to take a moment outside of the temple.

[Dezza]

The storms eventually clear but a heavy cloud cover continues to gather over Boyer.

[Anamnesis]

Elohanna continued to stay at the temple to help those she could, though clearly irritable still it did dawn on her that something wasn't right when the storm passed and the storm cloud still lingering, she was puzzled by the cloud that seemed to continue to linger over Boyer.
 
 She began to study it for awhile focusing her concern away from being irritable at the people and more frustration over why and how this storm came to be in the first place, if it was natural or more sinister in nature.