Township of Sreknob

The gnome pulls a rope out of his satchel and ties it to a nearby tree. "This way then!" With that, he begins descending the cliff in front of you, and swings himself into a crevasse. A few moments later, he calls for you to follow. Reluctantly, you follow him down the rope. When you reach the crevasse, you are shocked to see what appears to be a building carved into a rock. The gnome helps you off of the rope, then leads you to the door and inside.

Torches burn all around you as you make the descent down a series of stairs. Finally, at the bottom of the stairs, another door leading outside glows with the sunlight. The gnome once again leads you toward the door, but stops just inside. "There are only a few in the town," he says. "But you should probably find the mayor. He could then show you around the place." With that, the gnome turns on his heel and starts walking back toward the stairs.

Beckoning after him, you manage to stop him. He turns back to you, and says "I don't have time to stay in Sreknob for a visit. Go in if you would like, but if not, you may come with me.

NSE:This is the page of Alec C. Edgeworth, but edited by G.S.Whyte because of limited access on the part of Alec.

Real Name: Alec Edgeworth
Nicknames/Aliases: Bonkers, Lord Sreknob, Lord Wrath, Nutty Bear (Don't ask)
Real Age: 25 ((78:08:25))
Real Height:5'10.5"
Real Weight:Do you really want to know this?
Real Eye Color:Hazel
Real Hair Color:Raven Black
Current Career:College student/writer/actor/Custodial Engineer.
Marital Status:single
Favorite quote:"There is a difference between eccentric and silly. While silly is intentionally going out of your character to please a bunch of friends, eccentric is remaining yourself, no matter what those same friends say." G. S. WHYTE

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