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The scene was as follows: Belboz lay dead in one of his chambers, a sizeable dent in his temple [9105] and a goblet on the floor several feet away. One room over, in a fairly bare room with various cabinet doors open as if someone had been frantically searching for something, stood a panicked-looking statue of a beautiful young girl of very short stature wearing a plain dress [8964]. A spell book lay on the ground near her.
The next time anyone looked upon this scene was
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three days later, when a sorcereress associate of Belboz's, called Jeppeline, came by wondering why he had not attended last night's Alliance of Sorcerers of Allaria meeting.
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two weeks later, when Belboz's wife Parana returned from a business trip.
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four weeks later, when Belboz's closest friend Thixtrus came by to find out why the necromancer hadn't been returning his calls (made via crystal ball, of course).
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six months later, when Belboz's sister Melma came by for her annual visit.
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eight months later, when the Allarian Sir Ricardo O'Farrell, on a quest to slay the dragon, became lost just as Sir Fred had.
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one year later, when a rival sorcerer called Ankertalc began to wonder why there had been no news of Belboz's antics recently.
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two years later, when the Aqualarian warrior princess Astra escaped finally from imprisonment in the caves and happened upon Belboz's mountain home.
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