First foray has been successful, the palace breached, our portal remains secured.

As expected the indigenous tribes have proven eminently susceptible to the litany. No resistance was encountered from the natives as the process they will undergo was laid out.

The removal of the primitive totems to their Masters has resulted in a reaction similar to that witnessed in ants when a nest is disturbed.

Unprecedented, but not particularly concerning, Splinters of Deus manifest on occasion across the overland. The various castes appear to place great importance in these and have drawn the names of their Masters from a jar in an attempt to organise collection and allocation. Division and self interest are already in evidence.

Communication and accord between these elementary beings is not particularly efficient, minimal effort will be required in their processing. It remains to be seen if anything viable can be salvaged. At worst, they can be recycled into nourishment for the progeny.

Certain specimen have offered assistance, such derangement discounts them as viable subjects for use more integral than fodder.

These Splinters of Deus will be investigated.

We remain upon schedule.

Gattan'bahar.

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Summary: The Tsol'teth have appeared in Achaea once again. In their first act, as Achaea watched on bended knee, the shrines of the Gods were destroyed. Splinters of Deus have been manifesting since and a tentative coalition between some of the overland factions has lead to a semi-organised collection of these in the hopes of restoring the Master shrines before it is too late.

Penned by My hand on the 15th of Scarlatan, in the year 724 AF.