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Formerly [[the Newsbill]]'s best [[ | Formerly [[the Newsbill]]'s best [[journalist]], William Thompson was fired by [[Foster Randolph]] and subsequently became the [[editor]] for [[Disclosure]], a newspaper that is considered a joke by most of [[Paridon]]. Thompson gathers all the tidbits on [[dread doppelganger]]s and other monsters he can to help [[monster hunter]]s take them down. Despite this, Thompson's firing was a result of his own [[obsession]] with revenge against the creatures of the night. This revenge came as a result of the humiliation he suffered when the [[evil]] of dread doppelgangers was discovered after he had first expressed views doubting their sinister nature.<ref>[[Zherisia Gazetteer]] p. 42-43</ref> | ||
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Formerly the Newsbill's best journalist, William Thompson was fired by Foster Randolph and subsequently became the editor for Disclosure, a newspaper that is considered a joke by most of Paridon. Thompson gathers all the tidbits on dread doppelgangers and other monsters he can to help monster hunters take them down. Despite this, Thompson's firing was a result of his own obsession with revenge against the creatures of the night. This revenge came as a result of the humiliation he suffered when the evil of dread doppelgangers was discovered after he had first expressed views doubting their sinister nature.[1]
References
- ↑ Zherisia Gazetteer p. 42-43