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As per instructions, followed subject T after he left the Inn. Full recording attached. Two sections of interest:
"Ah, deny it she will! But she be the queen of the elves rightways! Call she not herself by the hill o' the elves? High Queen doth sit there ever, for all the erinicals say it be the hill o' the High King o' men. Sooth it is! Yet if she will have it not said, far be it from poor Tom to give her the lie. For Tom will lie with her, and has e'er now."
This is clearly a reference to the hemophage, T. R. Thus it is seen that subject T absorbs and retains information from his surroundings, even as he distorts them due to his delusions.
"There be a horsewoman who does call herself a goddess. Foolish mortal! Thou shalt perish! She would raise the roof, yet gives no help to the childless. Oh, such a silly goose, she shall rue that the dryads washed her. And what all else they did get up to!" He laughed a long time at this point, and made rude gestures. "I ha' dreamed on what I saw, and woke in a sweat!"
This seems to confirm certain rumors regarding the hippanthrop named after a particular Celtic goddess. Subject T currently out of range. Will forward all future recordings, noting sections of interest.
"Ah, deny it she will! But she be the queen of the elves rightways! Call she not herself by the hill o' the elves? High Queen doth sit there ever, for all the erinicals say it be the hill o' the High King o' men. Sooth it is! Yet if she will have it not said, far be it from poor Tom to give her the lie. For Tom will lie with her, and has e'er now."
This is clearly a reference to the hemophage, T. R. Thus it is seen that subject T absorbs and retains information from his surroundings, even as he distorts them due to his delusions.
"There be a horsewoman who does call herself a goddess. Foolish mortal! Thou shalt perish! She would raise the roof, yet gives no help to the childless. Oh, such a silly goose, she shall rue that the dryads washed her. And what all else they did get up to!" He laughed a long time at this point, and made rude gestures. "I ha' dreamed on what I saw, and woke in a sweat!"
This seems to confirm certain rumors regarding the hippanthrop named after a particular Celtic goddess. Subject T currently out of range. Will forward all future recordings, noting sections of interest.