The Heritage Documents Volume 1 - Memoirs - All Things Uru

The Heritage Documents“Anyone would think they owned this place!” an explorer remarked.“Well.” Sharper replied. “They think they do.”He was openly suggesting ignoring the DRC’s rules. But, despite hisdislike, he said they’d given him a pub to restore. Not the Kahlo Pub,no, but one somewhere in J’Taeri.It was called the Great Tree Pub, but nowadays, it’s calledWatcher’s Sanctuary or Watcher’s Pub. You may know of it, mayhave even visited it. That tree was a wonder. It still is.But can one even say that the pub is Sharper’s any more? Ofcourse not. For reasons I’ll explain later, Sharper would lose the pub.A few of us did manage to see it in the intervening years. Its wallswere yellow, the banners were different, and the imager even worked.Sharper even had a few vases lying around.You won’t see any of that now. Now the Great Tree Pub has bluewalls and a locked door.Maybe they changed it because of painful memories.Still, the Great Tree Pub is a place of history and memories alwayswill be there, even if buried.The Great Tree Pub as restored by Douglas Sharper (photo courtesyof Ainia)The same day Sharper expressed his dislike of the DRC, an explorernamed Zardoz was in Eder Kemo. Phil Henderson was back andsomehow he had gotten trapped behind the Journey Door.Zardoz opened the door, and Phil, probably for the first time in ayear, saw daylight. To this day I can safely say that we have noclue what is up with Phil. Some say he ate the mushrooms inTeledahn, some say he hit his head while dancing with the Bahro.!13!