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Officer Wincott vs. the Trolls
Overview
From the Story Arc "Officer Wincott vs. the Trolls" given by David Wincott.
This Souvenir is restricted to the level range of 5-9.
Souvenir's Text
Officer Wincott vs. the Trolls
As you look over the pale stone key taken off a Troll you're reminded of the events you've come to know as...
Officer Wincott vs. the Trolls.
You and Wincott had developed a pretty solid relationship up to this point. Your work in the Hollows against the Outcasts got his attention and when he sought you out to help him with a little Troll problem, it seemed like a perfect fit.
The Trolls had it in for the Outcasts, attacking any hideout they could find. Wincott sent you after them to see what you could 'dig up'. From one of the Troll raiders you found a list of Outcast hideouts. It was easy enough to make the connection that this was a hit list. The Outcast had holed up in one of the numerous Abandoned Office buildings and the Trolls were going to attack them. Entering the building yourself, you were reminded of the old saying about two birds and a single stone.
It wasn't until you came face to face with an Outcast by the name of the Electric Eel that you began to rethink your strategy. Thankfully, your determination over powered his raw... well 'power' and you were able to shut them down. Now that just left the Bedrock to deal with.
He must have fancied himself a collector of some sort because after you beat down some of his guards, where you got this stone key from, you found your way into his 'gallery'. It was full of strange artifacts, artifacts, Bedrock preferred you didn't touch. The two of you fought and again, you were surprised at the sheer force of the Outcasts. But Bedrock was soon the one who was surprised when you brought him to his knees.
Officer Wincott was glad to see you made it out on one piece and that you'd managed to put a dent in the Trolls. However, with nothing more pressing for you to do, he sent you on your way.
