On the outskirts of Dunn Barony, a small hamlet perched atop a steep-sided hill that men had labeled Kitcher's Fell. Local folklore varied about the name, with some claiming that Kitcher had been a hero of the people, leading a small army of farmers armed with nothing more than pitchforks and hand axes to repel demons from the lands humans had only begun to settle.
Other stories claimed that Kitcher had been little more than a bandit, on the run from Lothian City, who had chanced upon a demon camp and slaughtered them with his band of brigands in the hopes that it would clear their names. Given the sizeable bounties paid out by both the Lothian family and the Church for killing demons, it certainly felt plausible to people who rejected the myth of Kitcher as some kind of peasant folk hero.
