Jednesa sets to unbarring the doors and dragging the cart out of the refectory.

He will recover the bells from Dareos and take them to the window/door and ring them so all out front can hear them.

In reply to Jednesa (msg # 875):

The bells rich timbre echoes throughout the courtyard, affecting none, save Azrel, who becomes slightly fatigued.

In reply to Narrator (msg # 877):

"Stenet, I appreciate your trust, but these demons did infiltrate a holy place, and I am sure his Excellency would prefer us to err on the side of caution rather that trust someone because of words. Demons might just tell us that, hoping we would think as you do and trust them, but not verify it."

Happy after the bells ring out, Christine will prepare to hand over and accept reward, on behalf of the group.

In reply to Christine Bjorn (msg # 878):

The bishop inspects each of the items, the golden Monstance carried by Dareus, the ruby encrusted Triquetra, the gold bound Book of the Three, the ornate Lives of the Saints, the anti-demon bells from Azrael, and the Crozier from Mal'ga Mar.

"What evils did you have to face to obtain these?"

In reply to Bishop of Sonne (msg # 879):

"Various demons and their undead creations. And the groups you spoke of with a woman as their leader."

In reply to Christine Bjorn (msg # 880):

"She looked like more of a lackey, didn't have the same quality of gear as the priest Jednesa squished or the tank with the flaming sword that Azrael disposed of."

In reply to Haskell the crafty (msg # 881):

"Exactly how was Sir Guilliame Maudit 'disposed of` I did not recognize him among the dead. Do you have him prisoner? I saw that you slew the heretic diabolist Anton Dufresne, but I do not see Maudit."

I sent him to the Realm of the Dead

In reply to Bishop of Sonne (msg # 882):

"I admit I was busy at the time...did you send him bodily or should we see his body here?"

Bodily

In reply to Azrael (msg # 885):

"So you banished him? Pity I messed that..."

In reply to Azrael (msg # 883):

"Then I pray, for your sake, that he never finds his way back. It might have been better if you could have sent him to Hell, for the demons he pledged himself to will be looking for their due. This whole lot are damned, although we may put these lackeys to the test to see if any of them can be saved from their pacts."

Only place I kin send 'em. Wiped me out as it was.

In reply to Azrael (msg # 888):

"It was a bold endeavor, and a successful one as well. Here then is your reward; 200 silver coins for each of the items, and a thousand copper coins each. Whatever happened to my coreligionist Father Daniels? He was one of the original group Camilla wrote to me of, excepting those two reprobate who sated their lust with a hellion. I believe the was a Francois Bonsoir, and a Konrad Mojoni Whatever became of them? I recognize a number of you by description, but I see them not."

"Their party was ambushed by bandits and they died.  Mal and Walter here," Stenet indicates them with a thumb point, "survived and joined up with us to see the mission through."

In reply to Stenet Fjall (msg # 890):

"Revitalizing this Abbey and staffing it with a garrison might help curb that bandit problem; we can hardly expect organized help from that den of thieves to the north.  I thank you all for helping keep this place from falling completely into the clutches of the D'Ivore family. I knew that had intentions toward the place, and needed to keep these relics from falling into their hands. Were it not for you, they would have fortified themselves in this place and spread their evil accross the land.  Aside from the damned that you fought here, were there any others in the area I should know about?"

Just the Young woman near by, born of the succubus but resisted their evil and has been blessed by your God. She is a good soul.
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In reply to Azrael (msg # 892):

"A good woman born of a succubus? I need more details about such an improbable thing."

Many details I do not have ... one of the brothers spirits, Brother Michael I believe, has guided and protected her. Marcella was a kind soul as we discovered coming here, she helped us and told us that the Abbey was unsafe and filled with unholy spirits. The Brother's spirit blessed her in front of us and said her father was a good man, but did not name him.

In reply to Azrael (msg # 894):

"Take me to this improbable beast. If that spirit is summonable, I should deign to speak with him. Cecil, secure the perimeter. Four of you, attend me, and we shall see as to the sanctity of this one."

In reply to Bishop of Sonne (msg # 895):

"Yes, your Emminence."

She is no Beast! She is a human woman. So long as none hurt so much as a hair on her head... I will lead you there. But we must not frighten her, as she has had many a fright being so close to this abby.

In reply to Azrael (msg # 897):

Begrudgingly the bishop nods assent.

"Take me to her. We must know our neighbors."

Azrael will lead the Bishop to her cabin and small plot. Marcella, The Bishop comes to reclaim the abby and wishes to know what you know of Father Michael.