The Many Tales of Mother Campestri

An edifying storybook.

This book is redolent with the enticing smell of paper and ink.

Properties

• Books
• Author: Mother Campestri
• Rarity: Common
•  Weight: 0.5 kg / 1 lb
• Price: 14a gp
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  UID

  BOOK_UNI_WYR_CampestriTales
  UUID

  c524d1d5-757e-43ab-9fa2-ec04507161fe

Where to find

• On a table in Requisitioned Barn X: 77 Y: -110

Text

[An excerpt from a book of short, but terribly outdated tales for children, told by Mother Campestri.]

The Hungry Bullywug. Once, there lived a Bullywug whose name was Billy. His clothes were ragged, he never washed, and he spoke in tongues that nobody could ever understand. But the worst thing about Billy was that he was always hungry. First he ate all the food that was in his village, then he moved on to villages nearby. Soon, the entire region was starving because Billy could never have enough. Villagers offered to teach Billy how to farm, but Billy was lazy. Billy only ever wanted to live off the kindness of others. So that is what he did. One day, the villagers decided they'd had enough. They had been forced to live off their supplies for months, and were sick of it. And Billy, having gotten fat from eating all of their food, had started to look rather appetising himself.