[Dragaera] Iorich ***SPOILERS****

[Alexx Kay]

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> So, how many pre-interrigum plots have resurfaced, now? Uh, I recall
> Sethra the Younger's and the Sorceress in Green's political plotting,
> Mellar's revenge, and now it appears that one of Greycat's business
> ideas has resurfaced, long after he even proposed the idea.
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> Have I missed any from the books? Any speculation as to others which
> may be out there?
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> - -- Pat
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> Well, we don't know what Adron's conciousness might still be plotting
> inside the Lesser Sea of Chaos...
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> What surprises me about the Greycat business is that anyone he might have
> mentioned this plot to actually managed to survive the disaster. The only
> person who might have known about it who might still be around is The
> Demon. I wonder if this means that he did indeed take over the leadership
> of the council after /Dzur/?

Well, having just gone on about time travel in my last post, that
shouldn't be ruled out.  Maybe the Left Hand were doing some
cross-temporal eavesdropping into the causes of the Interregnum?

But even leaving aside such an outre mechanism, we already knew that
information had to have survived the Disaster somehow.  After all, Paarfi
got it from somewhere, didn't he?

Alexx

"As a neophyte, one's task is to come to terms with the concept of Malkuth
 before progressing on up the tree towards the higher levels, eventually
 assuming the ultimate and possibly chimerical grade of Ipissimus (this is
 the same as being God, only better, as people tend to respect you more if
 you're self-made)."
    -- Alan Moore, in correspondence with Dave Sim about _From Hell_