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'''Title: Juo'nar's History'''

'''Author: Caitlin Elopidat'''
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'''Juo'nar's History Revealed'''

The evil warrior Juo’nar 
has been a thorn in the 
side of Trinsic for some 
time now, but many of 
Britannia’s citizens 
aren’t aware of who this 
vile fiend really is. After 
speaking with many of 
the people who knew him 
in Trinsic, and worked 
side by side with the man 
in the Paladin’s guild, we 
have uncovered some 
insight into this foul 
villain, and feel that it’s 
necessary for all of 
Britannia to share in this 
information.

His beginnings were simple 
enough, the only son of a 
noble family, he was 
brought up in the ways 
of the virtues. At the 
age of fifteen he joined 
the Paladin’s guild of 
Trinsic, and within a few 
years he’d moved his way 
up the political ladder and 
taken control of the 
guilds treasury. Along 
with this task he also 
became responsible for 
the inventory of the 
guild’s store house of 
weapons and equipment.

But, after the death of 
Lord Hartham, an 
investigation uncovered 
that Juo’nar had in fact 
been embezzling both 
funds and equipment from 
the Paladin’s guild for 
some time. When this 
information became public, 
Juo’nar was expelled 
from the Paladin’s guild, 
and soon after found 
himself blackballed by all 
the merchants of the 
city of Trinsic. Days 
later, with a mob of 
angered citizens on his 
heels, he fled the city 
for good. He vowed 
publicly to those following 
him that they would one 
day kneel before him.

Not long after this he 
showed up once again, 
this time apparently with 
a force of orcs and 
lizardmen, and launched an 
attack on the walled city. 
This seems to have been 
a diversion, however, as 
Juo’nar’s true intent 
appears to have been the 
theft of an item of 
some importance. The 
item in question is a 
necklace, though none can 
say exactly what it’s 
significance is, or why 
Juo’nar was bent on 
retrieving it for himself.

In acquiring the necklace, 
Juo’nar was forced to 
kill three of the highest 
prefects of an order of 
peaceful monks, who were 
meditating near the shrine 
of Spirituality. The 
necklace was taken from 
the ground a few feet 
from where the monks 
were found dead, and 
some speculate that the 
monks were indeed imbuing 
the item with magical 
properties, although this 
information may or may 
not turn out to be true. 
The grisly murders serve 
as a reminder that 
Juo’nar is not to be 
trusted, and if anyone 
has information regarding 
his whereabouts it should 
be reported immediately 
to the guards in Trinsic.

The city guard warn that 
citizens who come in 
contact with Juo’nar 
should flee immediately as 
he is a highly trained 
warrior, and is not likely 
to think twice about 
killing even the most 
peaceful of citizens, as 
he proved by butchering 
the monks at the shrine. 
What is this necklace 
who’s lure was so great 
it brought down a once 
noble citizen of Trinsic? 
Only time will tell. 

From the Town Cryer - 
The Journal of Ultima 
Online, Wednesday, Feb 11

[[Category:History]]