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A [[young]] [[elf]] boy (initially mistaken for a [[girl]]) whom worked as a [[spy]] or messenger hid in [[Ambrose's shop]] while trying to avoid poliskarae [[Markel]] and [[Markel's Partner|his elven associate]]. The young elf is [[unnamed]] in the source material, but he delivers a cryptic message to [[Ganelon]]. The Thorn spy also managed to escape as his [[pursuer]]s fought, and were ultimately destroyed by [[Ambrose (of Sithicus)|Ambrose]]<ref>[[Spectre of the Black Rose]] p. 143-147</ref>, or rather, the [[salt shadow]] that had taken control of his body.<ref name="SotBR p. 188">Spectre of the Black Rose p. 188</ref> | A [[young]] [[elf]] boy (initially mistaken for a [[girl]]) whom worked as a [[spy]] or messenger hid in [[Ambrose's shop]] while trying to avoid poliskarae [[Markel]] and [[Markel's Partner|his elven associate]]. The young elf is [[unnamed]] in the source material, but he delivers a cryptic message to [[Ganelon]]. The Thorn spy also managed to escape as his [[pursuer]]s fought, and were ultimately destroyed by [[Ambrose (of Sithicus)|Ambrose]]<ref>[[Spectre of the Black Rose]] p. 143-147</ref>, or rather, the [[salt shadow]] that had taken control of his body.<ref name="SotBR p. 188">Spectre of the Black Rose p. 188</ref> | ||
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A young elf boy (initially mistaken for a girl) whom worked as a spy or messenger hid in Ambrose's shop while trying to avoid poliskarae Markel and his elven associate. The young elf is unnamed in the source material, but he delivers a cryptic message to Ganelon. The Thorn spy also managed to escape as his pursuers fought, and were ultimately destroyed by Ambrose[1], or rather, the salt shadow that had taken control of his body.[2]
References
- ↑ Spectre of the Black Rose p. 143-147
- ↑ Spectre of the Black Rose p. 188
