Greetings Mahir, Drovan, and Taval

I do whish this letter finds you well. Nouk and I have travelled back to the portal and have somethings that require urgent report to you.

First is the encounter that we had on our journey. Nouk and I found our way to a teleportation tree, it was exceedingly south of the Kurdrun market. We went to explore and learn about the tree and whilst doing this we went inside it. The trees seem to be a network, and the way they work is by entering them and thinking of a place you want to be or a thing you want. This takes mush concentration and focus especially on the first few tries. The tree then moves you to another of its kind that is the closest to the place you thought of. A word of warning if you decide to enter one it will be completely black and staying in the tree can cause exhausting and harm as Nouk can attest.

The second is Nouk and I made it to the portal, and I would ask you not to join us hear we have taken care of the vines and cedarkin. It was a good move to go to the portal it was covered in vines with two maws and multiple cysts (our calling of the ciderkin pods). Nouk and I where nearly killed, dead to be in fact but our own kin saved us I am writing this message from Ilfaran Plain. We will come to join you soon no need to stop at Parias either, Nouk and I shall find you. If I could ask you to hold on to the map, I made for you I trust you to keep it safe from any prying eyes.

The last is about the Ilfaran I have information that my people have told me about. His name is Wetush’Gae Thaelron Ibshur and as I said he was a seeker like me. For two-hundred years before he disappeared, he was a seeker and became infatuated with the earth. He began to gain powers from his time there, old powers those forged from a connection to the natural. Wetuh loved his people and wanted to help any way he could. He wanted to push the humans back away from the portal to ensure its safety and he wanted the Ilfarans to be independent and self-sufficient. He was and is as far as I now a proud man that wanted to help the Ilfarans.

That is what I have for you. I bless you in the names of Wejdiar

(Wējdiar) Murikzuar (Murikzuar) and Hopektsanar (Hopektsānar)