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{{canon}}[[Gesmas Malaturno]] was an Invidian with a bad [[leg]] who had an uncanny ability to say the right, if often very improbable, thing due to sudden bouts of inspiration. This led to in his recruitment as a [[spy]] in the service of [[Malocchio Aderre]]. He was dispatched to Sithicus to research the [[history]] of [[Lord Soth]], where his gift of insight was inverted and kept leading him into danger instead of saving him.  
{{canon}}[[Gesmas Malaturno]] was an Invidian with a bad [[leg]] who had an uncanny ability to say the right, if often very improbable, thing due to sudden bouts of inspiration. This led to in his recruitment as a [[spy]] in the service of [[Malocchio Aderre]]. He was dispatched to Sithicus to research the [[history]] of [[Lord Soth]], where his gift of insight was inverted and kept leading him into danger instead of saving him.  


Gesmas was seized, along with notes documenting his work, by [[Azrael]] and delivered to Lord [[Soth]]. The Dark Lord of Sithicus spared his life but condemned him to hard labour at the [[Veidrava Salt Mine]]. Before reaching the mine, he was confronted and murdered by the [[The Bloody Cobbler|Bloody Cobbler]], who took from his [[corpse]] the soles of its [[feet]].<ref>[[Spectre of the Black Rose]]</ref>
Gesmas was seized, along with notes documenting his work, by [[Azrael]] and delivered to Lord [[Soth]]. The Dark Lord of Sithicus spared his life but condemned him to hard labour at the [[Veidrava Salt Mine]]. Before reaching the mine, he was confronted and murdered by the [[The Bloody Cobbler|Bloody Cobbler]], who took from his [[corpse]] the soles of its [[feet]], to later stitch them onto the feet of [[Ganelon]].<ref>[[Spectre of the Black Rose]]</ref> It should be noted that the Bloody Cobbler answered Gesmas' final question - the true identity of the Bloody Cobbler - before killing him, and Gesmas' face looked peaceful in death, suggesting the Cobbler killed him quickly and painlessly.


Both in the Bloody Cobbler's and Gesmas' own estimation, his life as a spy was a deviation from his true purpose in life, regardless [[Malocchio Aderre|Malocchio Aderre's]] claims that Gesmas should be grateful that the [[Dukkar]] had given him the role to play. At the time of his tenure in Sithicus, Gesmas was considering that he would have felt more comfortable and at peace as the master of hounds at [[Castle Loupet]], a position he desired as his retirement from spy service.
Both in the Bloody Cobbler's and Gesmas' own estimation, his life as a spy was a deviation from his true purpose in life, regardless [[Malocchio Aderre|Malocchio Aderre's]] claims that Gesmas should be grateful that the [[Dukkar]] had given him the role to play. At the time of his tenure in Sithicus, Gesmas was considering that he would have felt much happier serving as the master of hounds at [[Castle Loupet]], a position he desired as his retirement from spy service - but knew his master would never let him have.


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Revision as of 11:56, 12 November 2020

Gesmas Malaturno was an Invidian with a bad leg who had an uncanny ability to say the right, if often very improbable, thing due to sudden bouts of inspiration. This led to in his recruitment as a spy in the service of Malocchio Aderre. He was dispatched to Sithicus to research the history of Lord Soth, where his gift of insight was inverted and kept leading him into danger instead of saving him.

Gesmas was seized, along with notes documenting his work, by Azrael and delivered to Lord Soth. The Dark Lord of Sithicus spared his life but condemned him to hard labour at the Veidrava Salt Mine. Before reaching the mine, he was confronted and murdered by the Bloody Cobbler, who took from his corpse the soles of its feet, to later stitch them onto the feet of Ganelon.[1] It should be noted that the Bloody Cobbler answered Gesmas' final question - the true identity of the Bloody Cobbler - before killing him, and Gesmas' face looked peaceful in death, suggesting the Cobbler killed him quickly and painlessly.

Both in the Bloody Cobbler's and Gesmas' own estimation, his life as a spy was a deviation from his true purpose in life, regardless Malocchio Aderre's claims that Gesmas should be grateful that the Dukkar had given him the role to play. At the time of his tenure in Sithicus, Gesmas was considering that he would have felt much happier serving as the master of hounds at Castle Loupet, a position he desired as his retirement from spy service - but knew his master would never let him have.

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