Through the Mists

The Thirteenth Bell

Rage, Carver, and Ignatius listen as an impossible thirteenth bell toll echoes through their Coachman's Rest room.

Depicted moment

During Session 2, the party retired to the Coachman’s Rest’s third floor. At midnight, Rivalis’s bell tolled thirteen times.

The illustration presents the companions together for one atmospheric narrative instant, although the exact room layout and their sleeping arrangements were not established at the table. The cold disturbance in the room is visual language for the uncanny toll, not a separately observed magical effect.

Canonical status

  • Canonical Session 2 flavor art.
  • Rage, Carver, and Ignatius follow their canonical character references and established relative scale.
  • The inn room, distant bell tower, weather, and character postures are atmospheric interpretations.
  • The image does not reveal why the bell rang thirteen times or establish any additional supernatural effect.

Alt text

In a dark timber guest room at the Coachman’s Rest, Rage stands beside a moonlit window with his greataxe, Carver holds a lantern at a small table, and Ignatius sits alert on a bed. Cold blue wisps disturb the warm candlelight, and a distant bell tower rises through the mist outside.

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