The Village of DinoRoses

No saga yet. The Chronicler writes one once DinoRoses has enough history to be worth condensing.

• The mantle of DinoRoses passes to spratle. Long may they carry it — and lightly may they wear it.

• The realm's book speaks of DinoRoses: 1 of its moments was woven into the day's account, "The Forge Unveiled, the Descent Begun".

• By decree, Dinoroses shall henceforth be known as DinoRoses. The Chronicle amends its pages, but forgets nothing.

• The mantle of Dinoroses passes to otto. Long may they carry it — and lightly may they wear it.

• Dinoroses has grown into Village standing in the eyes of the realm.

• The realm's book speaks of Dinoroses: 1 of its moments was woven into the day's account, "The Wanderer Found, the Blade Remembered".

• The realm's book speaks of Dinoroses: 1 of its moments was woven into the day's account, "A Million at the Finish Line".

• otto Glorius fighter takes their place in the story. Otto came from rough times, the kind where a person learns early that surviving and living are not always the same thing. He fought, and he kept fighting, and those who have seen him in a corner say there is something in him that does not know how to stop.

  His brother Sprattle fell in war. No record names the battle or the side. What is told, and told with conviction by those who know them both, is that Otto did not bury him, because Sprattle did not stay buried. A wandering figure, one of those strange souls the road sometimes produces, is said to have passed through in the days after, and Sprattle rose again. How, or why, or what such a thing costs, none of them will say plainly, and perhaps none of them can.

  The two brothers now make their home in the land of DinoRoses. Otto fights. Sprattle is alive. Most who hear the story leave a small silence before they answer it, and nobody asks too many questions.

• Alfred McDingleberry The 67 has laid their name to rest. he died. The Chronicle keeps it.