I should be done with the book by tomorrow. I'm a little underwhelmed by the results, but it is the best I am capable of given the circumstances. Still, it doesn't change the fact that this will hopefully change things. Most people are unaware of the soul, with any luck this will fix that.

I know I have said it several times before, but I really want to see what others create with this knowledge.

We have some good news from the front lines today, Par managed to capture one of Willow's companions today, alive this time. Apparently, one had been captured previously but he committed suicide before they could get anything useful out of him.

The guy has been quiet and very resistant to any form of interrogation they are capable of performing on the front, so they are in the process of trying to teleport him back to us. They are kind of pinned down by the mercenaries they are fighting, and although they are winning it is a slow process. They can't really keep such a valuable prisoner guarded effectively with Willow and the rest of her party hovering around and trying to free him. So they have to teleport him back home using some large teleportation circle their plant manipulators are making out of Portweed.

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From there I should be able to get some useful information, hopefully even the source of their vast wealth and why Willow decided to join with the enemy.

Other than that I spent my downtime hanging out with Azrezel. We went to see a play again, this one turned out to be a horror story about a bunch of necromancers using zombies to take over the world, which was hilarious because of how inaccurately they portrayed necromancy. I mean, sure, you could turn people into undead using the bite of another undead, but the undead would still be the same person they were before, and as long as the brain isn't damaged then they would even have all of the same memories and personality, as there is no chance of the soul being damaged as it does not move. And you certainly wouldn't be able to control them, trying to design it in a way that would allow you to control all of them would be stupid for anyone but a dungeon, as the sheer amount of soul energy required would cause your soul to be destroyed very rapidly.

Plus a number of other ridiculous ideas about necromancy.

Regardless, it was pretty fun to jeer at the play with Azrezel. Plus getting my own private viewing room and room service was nice.

Anyway, Good Night Diary.