His home was quite lavish and it was obvious he had spared no gold to make it so. He showed me his Displayroom, his Workarea, and his Diningroom. He had a display case in his Dining room with three rare artifacts. I forgot to ask him about them and shall do that in the future. I told him of the Atlantic Museum, an OSD creation supported by the player-ran city of Eldanor. He seemed quite interested so we agreed to travel to Ice Isle where I could show it to him. He insisted we sail, being a Dryad I’m a bit shakey on the sea, but he had me take hold of his shoulder to keep me steady during the voyage. I must say, that despite a few quick turns he was quite the expert sailor and we were there swiftly and safely. We were met by Xanthar the Guild Master of OSD and the Museum Curator, OSD. The two took great pleasure in giving Jordan an in depth personal tour of the Museum. He seemed quite impressed with the Museum and its collections and even was interested in purchasing some of the most unique pieces such as the Skull Lord and my own prized-addition Crystaline Blackrock recovered from the Obsidian chests that the FoA were guarding. After a brief tour of the rest of the Museum facilities and a small introduction per Jordan’s request to the well-known hero, Dayel Stormcrow, we once again set sail and returned to Nujel’m. We then parted ways after saying our goodbyes. I found Mr. Jordan Cromwell to be quite a fascinating man. He was obviously bred with good manners though a bit arrogant at times. His main concern of research right now was of a sea-faring community he had once read of during his studies at the Lyceaum. I shall need to get to work now on the rest of his tailoring order.

– Ce’Nedra Willow