They fled into the Wilds in the south of Ferelden and asked for sanctuary from the Chasind Wilders there. For quick context, the Chasind are tribes of people who choose to live outside of the usual Ferelden society. They typically keep to themselves, commune with spirits, all that. The Chantry does not look at them favorably but they've always been lovely every they've passed through my bog, very fair traders- and I'm getting off topic again.
[Ahem, time for more wine.]
The Chasind welcomed them with open arms and there they stayed for a good long while, happy as the day is long. That is until word was sent that Conobar has contracted a wasting sickness and was dying. His final wish, all he wanted in the world as he lay growing weaker by the day, was to see his beautiful wife's face one last time. Flemeth and Osen talked long into the night, weighing their options and the potential dangers of the trip and seeing Conobar again. In the end they made the difficult choice to grant him his dying wish.
Tragically the entire thing was a ruse to get them to come back and once they entered the Bann's estate Conobar himself fell on them and murdered poor Osen in cold blood. Flemeth, after witnessing the death of her beloved, was taken hold of and thrown into the highest tower of the castle with the intent of leaving her to live out the rest of her days in isolation.
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They fled into the Wilds in the south of Ferelden and asked for sanctuary from the Chasind Wilders there. For quick context, the Chasind are tribes of people who choose to live outside of the usual Ferelden society. They typically keep to themselves, commune with spirits, all that. The Chantry does not look at them favorably but they've always been lovely every they've passed through my bog, very fair traders- and I'm getting off topic again.
[Ahem, time for more wine.]
The Chasind welcomed them with open arms and there they stayed for a good long while, happy as the day is long. That is until word was sent that Conobar has contracted a wasting sickness and was dying. His final wish, all he wanted in the world as he lay growing weaker by the day, was to see his beautiful wife's face one last time. Flemeth and Osen talked long into the night, weighing their options and the potential dangers of the trip and seeing Conobar again. In the end they made the difficult choice to grant him his dying wish.
Tragically the entire thing was a ruse to get them to come back and once they entered the Bann's estate Conobar himself fell on them and murdered poor Osen in cold blood. Flemeth, after witnessing the death of her beloved, was taken hold of and thrown into the highest tower of the castle with the intent of leaving her to live out the rest of her days in isolation.