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[[The Yearning]] is a [[curse]] said to have afflicted the [[Holsworth Family]] of [[Mordent]]. It caused them to become [[compelled]] to discover some lost isle in the [[Sea of Sorrows]]. Once a Holsworth so compelled set out to sea, the unfortunate soul never came back. According to records, the last of the family [[disappeared]] in [[543 BC].<ref name="Gaz III p.51-52">[[Gazetteer III]] p.51-52</ref> | [[The Yearning]] is a [[curse]] said to have afflicted the [[Holsworth Family]] of [[Mordent]]. It caused them to become [[compelled]] to discover some lost isle in the [[Sea of Sorrows]]. Once a Holsworth so compelled set out to sea, the unfortunate soul never came back. According to records, the last of the family [[disappeared]] in [[543 BC].<ref name="Gaz III p.51-52">[[Gazetteer III]] p.51-52</ref> | ||
The Yearning was said to be the result of [[the Ashen Man (Person)|the passenger of a Holsworth ship]] put upon the [[Ship's Captain| | The Yearning was said to be the result of [[the Ashen Man (Person)|the passenger of a Holsworth ship]] put upon the [[Ship's Captain|ship captain]] for keeping him from coming back to see [[The Pale Lady (Person)|his brider]] safely.<ref name="Gaz III p.51-52">[[Gazetteer III]] p.51-52</ref> | ||
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The Yearning is a curse said to have afflicted the Holsworth Family of Mordent. It caused them to become compelled to discover some lost isle in the Sea of Sorrows. Once a Holsworth so compelled set out to sea, the unfortunate soul never came back. According to records, the last of the family disappeared in [[543 BC].[1]
The Yearning was said to be the result of the passenger of a Holsworth ship put upon the ship captain for keeping him from coming back to see his brider safely.[1]
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Gazetteer III p.51-52
