The Ithmian woods were blushing with late spring blossoms when on a cool
Scarlatan day, a stranger arrived in Eleusis. Tiglia of Moghedu
wandered into the Central Hall in the Great Oak to the surprise of
Eleusians gathered there.

The Eleusians greeted the woman cheerfully but with curiousity,
remarking that mhuns of Moghedu were rarely seen outside of their home.
Tiglia explained that she possessed an uncommon passion for sightseeing
and had been travelling for months, passing through the Vashnars and
Cyrene, Ashtan, Thera, the Tomacula Village, Hashan, and many more
places. After taking in the sights in Eleusis for a while, she struck up
a conversation with Greyda, a Leath-ri of Eleusis as well as a mhun like
Tiglia herself.

Upon Greyda questioning Tiglia where she planned to travel to next,
Tiglia remarked that she had been looking for a place called Bagwar's
Copse somewhere in the Ithmias. Confused, Greyda responded that she knew
of a place in the West Ithmia that used to be called Bagwar's Copse, but
was now abandoned and overgrown. The mhun woman told Greyda that a small
shipment of iron had just been sent out of Moghedu to Bagwar's Copse,
and that the mhun who had made the delivery had told her how peaceful
and lovely it was there.

Greyda agreed to help Tiglia find the Copse, and a small party of
Eleusians set forth into the West Ithmia. Soon, they came upon the place
where Bagwar's Copse used to be... and found a cleared trail leading
into a recently rebuilt village! The once-abandoned village of Bagwar's
Copse now flourishes once more, a picturesque small town deep within the
West Ithmia. The villagers there love a good tale, so come around, knock
back a drink at the Bagwar Alehouse, and ask the bard there to sing you
a song.

Penned by my hand on the 10th of Scarlatan, in the year 377 AF.