Diederich was sitting at a desk in his study, writing. He liked to write poetry and fiction, and burned every page of it when it was finished. He didn't know why
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Diederich double-checked the notes Ceirin had handed him. She was a highly skilled tracker, and he'd paid her to find Aurora and Daydelis for him, but she'd declined to get involved any further than that. He didn't blame her, but now he was forced to deliver his message to Aurora himself
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Diederich shambled into the bar he frequented in Orgrimmar, still soaking wet from melted Northrend snow he'd never bothered to brush off on his way to Kalimdor. He looked and smelled repugnantly foul, crusted with blood and gore and spittle and slime from fights with Scourge
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The funeral was held in a parlor reserved exclusively for nobility. Though Diederich's mother Yelizaveta's relation to one of the noble families was not by blood, her pedigree and social standing were good enough to grant the Dawnblades access.
Diederich bundled Oli, "Daydelis" now, up in sheets and blankets, tied him to his back, and used a hearth stone to return to Shattrath. He was fifteen minutes behind schedule, but that was close enough
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