(( Intended for any Corps member who may be interested in assisting ))
To the Duty Guardsman or Directeur
Corps de Grace Barracks
Sestra
Dear Sir/Madam
I am Murin, brewer and purveyor of fine ales and other services, and a proud member of the fine Exigo Syndicate.
I successfully completed a large supply contract on budget and under time for your fine company some months ago, as well as providing a number of other services, under the worthy auspices of Directeur Reliun.
I am increasing my production of quality ale, and seek a contract for the provision of barley and hops. I have found that Sestran grain is of good quality in my previous dealings.
I am well aware of the martial nature of your company. However, given the recent issues with crop failures, and our previous mutually satisfactory association, I enquire if a surplus exists in Sestra for trade. If so, I ask for your assistance in locating a reliable supplier. Suitable recompense for your effort can of course be negotiated, whether in coin or kind. For example, I stock long-lasting trail supplies you and your colleagues may find of use.
If there are none who can aid me in your fine town, then I shall seek assistance from my Exigo colleagues. But I would naturally prefer to inspect my own supplies at source.
Stone preserve you
Murin
To the Duty Guardsman or Directeur
Corps de Grace Barracks
Sestra
Dear Sir/Madam
I am Murin, brewer and purveyor of fine ales and other services, and a proud member of the fine Exigo Syndicate.
I successfully completed a large supply contract on budget and under time for your fine company some months ago, as well as providing a number of other services, under the worthy auspices of Directeur Reliun.
I am increasing my production of quality ale, and seek a contract for the provision of barley and hops. I have found that Sestran grain is of good quality in my previous dealings.
I am well aware of the martial nature of your company. However, given the recent issues with crop failures, and our previous mutually satisfactory association, I enquire if a surplus exists in Sestra for trade. If so, I ask for your assistance in locating a reliable supplier. Suitable recompense for your effort can of course be negotiated, whether in coin or kind. For example, I stock long-lasting trail supplies you and your colleagues may find of use.
If there are none who can aid me in your fine town, then I shall seek assistance from my Exigo colleagues. But I would naturally prefer to inspect my own supplies at source.
Stone preserve you
Murin