When he stops writing, she will continue in speaking.

"When next Irori looked upon this woman she was in pain and utmost terror, with a being of power and evil about her, believing herself to stand in danger of her eternity being taken from her.  Not damned, but lost entirely.  Irori - I am not sure here - he did something to her, to try to save her from her worst fate.  He did not think it an intervention that would affect the interdiction zone; she was not then inside it, and due to be - lost, somehow, thrown away - but now Irori would be able to find her again -"

"And then a half-day later, the woman was apparently fine, not scarred in any way visible to Irori by that utmost pain and terror.  The woman had returned to the company of the lost cleric.  Otolmens was upset by whatever He'd done, then, because it had affected something inside the interdiction zone."

When he stops writing, she will continue in speaking.

"When next Irori looked upon this woman she was in pain and utmost terror, with a being of power and evil about her, believing herself to stand in danger of her eternity being taken from her.  Not damned, but lost entirely.  Irori - I am not sure here - he did something to her, to try to save her from her worst fate.  He did not think it an intervention that would affect the interdiction zone; she was not then inside it, and due to be - lost, somehow, thrown away - but now Irori would be able to find her again in time -"

"And then shortly later, the woman was apparently fine, not scarred in any way visible to Irori by that utmost pain and terror.  The woman had returned to the company of the lost cleric.  Otolmens was upset by whatever He'd done, then, because it had affected something inside the interdiction zone."

When he stops writing, she will continue in speaking.

"When next Irori looked upon this woman she was in pain and utmost terror, with a being of power and evil about her, believing herself to stand in danger of her eternity being taken from her.  Not damned, but lost entirely.  Irori - I am not sure here - he did something to her, to try to save her from her worst fate.  He did not think it an intervention that would affect the interdiction zone; she was not then inside it, and due to be - lost, somehow, thrown away - but now Irori would be able to find her again in time -"

"And then shortly later, the woman was apparently fine, not scarred in any way visible to Irori by that utmost pain and terror.  The woman had returned to the company of your stray cleric.  Otolmens was upset by whatever He'd done, then, because it had affected something inside the interdiction zone."

When he stops writing, she will continue in speaking.

"When next Irori looked upon this woman she was in pain and utmost terror, with a being of power and evil about her, believing herself to stand in danger of her eternity being taken from her.  Not damned, but lost entirely.  With everything she was, she strove to avoid that fate, harder than most mortals ever strive for anything in all their lives.  Irori feared that he had been responsible for that, and so he - I am not sure here - he did something to her, to try to save her from her worst fate.  He did not think it an intervention that would affect the interdiction zone, she was due to be - lost, somehow, thrown away - but now Irori would be able to undo that eventually -"

"And then shortly later, the woman was apparently fine, not scarred in any way visible to Irori by that utmost pain and terror, like her great trial had been entirely undone.  And she had returned to the company of your stray cleric, her teacher."

"There was a fearful consequence of this that was unclear to me.  I think possibly Otolmens was upset."

When he stops writing, she will continue in speaking.

"When next Irori looked upon this woman she was in pain and utmost terror, with a being of power and evil about her, believing herself to stand in danger of her eternity being taken from her.  Not damned, but lost entirely.  With everything she was, she strove to avoid that fate, harder than most mortals ever strive for anything in all their lives.  Irori feared that he had been responsible for that, and so he - I am not sure here - he did something to her, to try to save her from her worst fate.  I think He was trying to convey to me that it should not have been an intervention that would affect the interdiction zone, because she was due to be - lost, somehow, thrown away - but now Irori would be able to undo that loss, eventually -"

"And then shortly later, the woman was apparently fine, not scarred in any way visible to Irori by that utmost pain and terror, like her great trial had been entirely undone.  And she had returned to the company of your stray cleric, her teacher."

"There was a fearful consequence of this that was unclear to me.  I think possibly Otolmens was upset."

When he stops writing, she will continue in speaking.

"When next Irori looked upon this woman she was in pain and utmost terror, with a being of power and evil about her, believing herself to stand in danger of her eternity being taken from her.  Not damned, but lost entirely.  With everything she was, she strove to avoid that fate, harder than most mortals ever strive for anything in all their lives.  Irori feared that he had been responsible for that, and so he - I am not sure here - he did something to her, to try to save her from her worst fate.  I think He was trying to convey to me that it should not have been an intervention that would affect the interdiction zone, because she was due to be - lost, somehow, thrown away - but now Irori would be able to undo that loss, eventually -"

"And then shortly later, the woman was apparently fine, not scarred in any way visible to Irori by that utmost pain and terror, like her trial and torment had been somehow undone.  And she had returned to the company of your stray cleric, her teacher."

"There was a fearful consequence of this that was unclear to me.  I think possibly Otolmens was upset."

When he stops writing, she will continue in speaking.

"When next Irori looked upon this woman she was in pain and utmost terror, with a being of power and evil about her, believing herself to stand in danger of her eternity being taken from her.  Not damned, but lost entirely.  With everything she was, she strove to avoid that fate, hopelessly and harder than most mortals ever strive for anything in all their lives.  Irori feared that he had been responsible for that, and so he - I am not sure here - he did something to her, to try to save her from her worst fate.  I think He was trying to convey to me that it should not have been an intervention that would affect the interdiction zone, because she was due to be - lost, somehow, thrown away - but now Irori would be able to undo that loss, eventually -"

"And then shortly later, the woman was apparently fine, not scarred in any way visible to Irori by that utmost pain and terror, like her trial and torment had been somehow undone.  And she had returned to the company of your stray cleric, her teacher."

"There was a fearful consequence of this that was unclear to me.  I think possibly Otolmens was upset."

When he stops writing, she will continue in speaking.

"When next Irori looked upon this woman she was in pain and utmost terror, far from her teacher and with a being of power and evil about her, believing herself to stand in danger of her eternity being taken from her.  Not damned, but lost entirely.  With everything she was, she strove to avoid that fate, hopelessly and harder than most mortals ever strive for anything in all their lives.  Irori feared that he had been responsible for that, and so he - I am not sure here - he did something to her, to try to save her from her worst fate.  I think He was trying to convey to me that it should not have been an intervention that would affect the interdiction zone, because she was due to be - lost, somehow, thrown away - but now Irori would be able to undo that loss, eventually -"

"And then shortly later, the woman was apparently fine, not scarred in any way visible to Irori by that utmost pain and terror, like her trial and torment had been somehow undone.  And she had returned to the company of your stray cleric, her teacher."

"There was a fearful consequence of this that was unclear to me.  I think possibly Otolmens was upset."

When he stops writing, she will continue in speaking.

"When next Irori looked upon this woman she was in pain and utmost terror, far from her teacher and with a being of power and evil about her, believing herself to stand in danger of her eternity being taken from her.  Not damned, but lost entirely.  With everything she was, she strove to avoid that fate, hopelessly and harder than most mortals ever strive for anything in all their lives.  Irori feared that he had been responsible for that, and so he - I am not sure here - he did something to her, to try to save her from her worst fate.  I think He was trying to convey to me that it should not have been an intervention that would affect the interdiction zone, because she was due to be - lost, somehow, thrown away - but now Irori would be able to undo that loss, eventually -"

"And then shortly later, the woman was apparently fine, not scarred in any way visible to Irori by that utmost pain and terror, like her trial and torment had been somehow undone.  And she was once more in the company of your stray cleric, her teacher."

"There was a fearful consequence of this that was unclear to me.  I think possibly Otolmens was upset."

When he stops writing, she will continue in speaking.

"When next Irori looked upon this woman she was in pain and utmost terror, far from her teacher and with a being of power and evil about her, believing herself to stand in danger of her eternity being taken from her.  Not damned, but lost entirely.  With everything she was, she strove to avoid that fate, without hope and yet harder than most mortals ever strive for anything in all their lives.  Irori feared that he had been responsible for that, and so he - I am not sure here - he did something to her, to try to save her from her worst fate.  I think He was trying to convey to me that it should not have been an intervention that would affect the interdiction zone, because she was due to be - lost, somehow, thrown away - but now Irori would be able to undo that loss, eventually -"

"And then shortly later, the woman was apparently fine, not scarred in any way visible to Irori by that utmost pain and terror, like her trial and torment had been somehow undone.  And she was once more in the company of your stray cleric, her teacher."

"There was a fearful consequence of this that was unclear to me.  I think possibly Otolmens was upset."

When he stops writing, she will continue in speaking.

"When next Irori looked upon this woman she was in pain and utmost terror, far from her teacher and with a being of power and evil about her, believing herself to stand in danger of her eternity being taken from her.  Not damned, but lost entirely.  With everything she was, she strove to avoid that fate, without hope and yet harder than most mortals ever strive for anything in all their lives.  Irori feared that he had been responsible for that, and so he - I am not sure here - he did something to her, to try to save her from her worst fate.  I think He was trying to convey to me that it should not have been an intervention that would affect the interdiction zone, because she was due to be - lost, somehow, thrown away - but now Irori would be able to undo that loss, eventually -"

"And then shortly later, the woman was apparently fine, not scarred in any way visible to Irori by that utmost pain and terror, like her trial and torment had been somehow undone.  And she was once more in the company of your stray cleric, her teacher."

"There was a fearful consequence of this that was unclear to me.  I think possibly Otolmens was upset."