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==In [[I, Strahd: The War Against Azalin]]== | ==In [[I, Strahd: The War Against Azalin]]== | ||
In this novel, a haggard man named [[Milos]] attempts to sell a supposed copy of [[Strahd von Zarovich]]'s diary to [[Mrs. Heywood]]. She holds it for the day such that she and Dr. van Richten can ensure its authenticity. | In this novel, a haggard man named [[Milos]] attempts to sell a supposed copy of [[Strahd von Zarovich]]'s diary to [[Mrs. Heywood]]. She holds it for the day such that she and Dr. van Richten can ensure read it and ensure its authenticity. | ||
However, one night comes, a vampire [[minion]] (presumably Strahd's) enters Mrs. Heywood's bookshop to retrieve the book and apprehend the [[thief]]. Milos surrenders the book but retreats. The [[vampire]] fiendishly thanks the horrified Mrs. Heywood for delaying the thief and promises Milos would be tracked down and fed upon. The vampire then induces a horrible nightmare-filled sleep upon Mrs. Heywood. | However, one night comes, a vampire [[minion]] (presumably Strahd's) enters Mrs. Heywood's bookshop to retrieve the book and apprehend the [[thief]]. Milos surrenders the book but retreats. The [[vampire]] fiendishly thanks the horrified Mrs. Heywood for delaying the thief and promises Milos would be tracked down and fed upon. The vampire then induces a horrible nightmare-filled sleep upon Mrs. Heywood. | ||
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Mrs. Heywood is a character from the novel I, Strahd: The War Against Azalin. She is the owner of Mrs. Heywood's Bookshop. She is a friend of Rudolph Van Richten.
In I, Strahd: The War Against Azalin
In this novel, a haggard man named Milos attempts to sell a supposed copy of Strahd von Zarovich's diary to Mrs. Heywood. She holds it for the day such that she and Dr. van Richten can ensure read it and ensure its authenticity.
However, one night comes, a vampire minion (presumably Strahd's) enters Mrs. Heywood's bookshop to retrieve the book and apprehend the thief. Milos surrenders the book but retreats. The vampire fiendishly thanks the horrified Mrs. Heywood for delaying the thief and promises Milos would be tracked down and fed upon. The vampire then induces a horrible nightmare-filled sleep upon Mrs. Heywood.
The events of Mrs. Heywood and her bookstore serve as framing devices for the majority of I, Strahd: The War Against Azalin which are are the journals of Strahd and Azalin.
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I, Strahd, The War Against Azalin - pp1-13, pp304-310 |
