Edwin Fitzgerald

had arrived in Fatu Hiva with a letter in hand.  The order had requested his help.  He specialised in dealing with the abnormal, demonic, and otherwise unheard of.  Months ago he had gotten word of some darkness causing trouble in the jungle.  He had agreed to come as long as he was aided by a member of the order and a small platoon for safety (and to carry the supplies).

The sea was fairly calm ... Unusually calm for the winds being so strong. Edwin had made port a day early because of this.  He figured he would take advantage of the lack of an escort and interview some locals so their stories would not be swayed by the presence of a member of the order.
As he made his way down the gangway he watched the shops for activity.  One specifically caught his eye.  It was tucked in to taller buildings but the storefront was very elegant.  What made him eye this place was that it looked as if a place officers would go to drink but yet he had only seen tribesmen come and go.  

As he drew closer he made out the sign.  The Blue Tassel Pub.  Once inside he was shocked to find a fairly upscale establishment.  Just in the door you stood on a balcony there were rooms lining the length of balcony to the left and stairs to lead down into the tavern to the right.  

He made his way downstairs.  He noticed the fine selection of bottles the expected rums, oddly enough a bottle of Bru-Haha.  The barman was a tattooed but was dressed more properly while maintaining his island roots.  He ordered a glass of brandy and made small talk. 

 

 He heard various stories:

 Fire breathing dragons which he quickly dismissed as everyone knows they were just mid-evil stories to keep children from wandering of and to obey their parents

Foreign legions

Angry islanders seeking to push out the Order

There was even one about the undead

The most interesting though was the tale he heard after watching a man slip through a bookcase.  

In the corner of the room was a built in bookcase, most of the books had a fine layer of dust but on the top shelf there were a couple that did not have fresh dust.  Edwin reached up to inspect the title but as he pulled the book he heard a mechanism click behind the shelves.  A gentle push and he too was walking through the book case.  

In this room there were several small tables it appeared to be a smoking room.  The tales were quite twisted and dark in this room.  The most memorable was the tale a old sailor wove about two brothers who went into the jungle to build a home.  It told of a man there that captured them and held them in a cage made of bones.  He said that when the brother watched his kin be cooked alive he made his escape and told the story.  He was taken in his sleep though and no one had seen him again.

After the day had passed Edwin sought a nights rest in one of the fine boarding houses ... He would seek out the order tomorrow.

..... To be continued in Cat B

Ooc: I have very limited bricks currently so I will be building both in LDD and as much as I can in brick to weave the story.  My characters parts are from an aftermarket source so I will not include him in the LDD build but instead paint the picture as if that is what he seen.  Comments are more than welcome.

An interesting plot so far, I am curious to see what you come up with! Great looking builds as well!

I like how you complement the story with the small vignettes. You're putting a lot of effort in this.

And a special thunbs up on the lamp design in the bar! 

2 hours ago, LM71Blackbird said:

An interesting plot so far, I am curious to see what you come up with! Great looking builds as well!

It should be a good tale ... Thanks

1 minute ago, Bart said:

I like how you complement the story with the small vignettes. You're putting a lot of effort in this.

And a special thunbs up on the lamp design in the bar! 

Just building a good story lol ... The builds actually were just playing around at first ... The dead were for a brickworld exibit that I was building lol 

And the lamp is as far as I know my own ... I wanted to make a similar design to the old mirrored reflectors that we used to have hanging in my house growing up.

Similar to these https://goo.gl/images/E5jRk2

I like your story !

 

gongratz for the vignettes... very fitting

The blue tassel, seems to be a very good place

really great stairs

Great effort and I especially like that you keep your options open by adding multiple tales mixed with a very nice tavern scene. The hidden room is very cool as well!

21 hours ago, Professor Thaum said:

I like your story !

 

gongratz for the vignettes... very fitting

The blue tassel, seems to be a very good place

really great stairs

I thank you sir ... I do think this will make 11 now haha once i licence it

 

8 hours ago, Fraunces said:

Great effort and I especially like that you keep your options open by adding multiple tales mixed with a very nice tavern scene. The hidden room is very cool as well!

Oh no my friend the option is already in motion but you will just have to wait till cat c 

Thanks for the comments!

Very original story and mixing ldd and real bricks is a nice idea as well!

On 7/17/2018 at 8:55 AM, blackdeathgr said:

Very original story and mixing ldd and real bricks is a nice idea as well!

Im afraid currently its out of necessity but the plus side is it lets me use my classic parts that are not in ldd.  Hoping to have the whole brick collection out of storage by the end of the month

Glad your liking the story so far

On 7/17/2018 at 7:37 AM, Roadmonkeytj said:

Oh no my friend the option is already in motion but you will just have to wait till cat c 

I look forward to it !

I like the idea of depicting tales and rumors in small vignettes, and your chairs are great! Good job!

23 hours ago, Keymonus said:

I like the idea of depicting tales and rumors in small vignettes, and your chairs are great! Good job!

Im glad you like them ... I thought it would break up the text and add visual interest to the story