The most recent drift of snow dusting the mountaintops nearest Aquor brings with it a parting message outside the Wyntir Estate. A vivacious red-orange ribbon that keeps a scroll of vellum wrapped taut around one gate bar stands out like an accidental fleck of carmine blemishing a white canvas, much like Ruby does when she occasionally stands vigil at the nearby clearing.
The winds are strong here with the passing storms, and the letter has little hope to remain in place unless retrieved before the next blizzard hits. Thankfully, its recipient was given a warning in advance about the author's intentions.
The outer lip of the paper has 'Ruby' in both Common and Espruar dotted along its length, and the entire letter is scribed in the author's native writing language.

<Ruby,
We parted on abrupt terms, for which I will apologize, but hopefully you remember the last surviving topics. Both those and the ones penned here are a medium of allegory, and I will consider any response regardless of whether or not you reveal anything. I am of hope that writing might help you discover who you were in life and define what made you who you are, for every creature deserves the truth of the past they are denied.
I remember the undead and the rest of the Black Hand attempting to repair the damage that unearthed from religious differences and the instigation of outside influences, but I'm uncertain if that ever came to fruition. This brings Mortannis and his scheming machinations to mind first and foremost, for I believe he may have done more harm than good being a member of both.
I have as much wish to destroy him as I am sure you do, considering the rift he was instigating in the ranks of your coven with his humanitarian pursuits. If not, that is perfectly fine, but I would like wind of him if he ever returns so I could pay him a much needed return favor of aggression. No doubt he thinks himself above his kin as a goodly creature that is a bastion of purity, and he needs to be taught a lesson in the ways of the world.
He overstepped his boundaries as a servant of the gods by daring to flirt with divinity.
Lasvi>
The winds are strong here with the passing storms, and the letter has little hope to remain in place unless retrieved before the next blizzard hits. Thankfully, its recipient was given a warning in advance about the author's intentions.
The outer lip of the paper has 'Ruby' in both Common and Espruar dotted along its length, and the entire letter is scribed in the author's native writing language.

<Ruby,
We parted on abrupt terms, for which I will apologize, but hopefully you remember the last surviving topics. Both those and the ones penned here are a medium of allegory, and I will consider any response regardless of whether or not you reveal anything. I am of hope that writing might help you discover who you were in life and define what made you who you are, for every creature deserves the truth of the past they are denied.
I remember the undead and the rest of the Black Hand attempting to repair the damage that unearthed from religious differences and the instigation of outside influences, but I'm uncertain if that ever came to fruition. This brings Mortannis and his scheming machinations to mind first and foremost, for I believe he may have done more harm than good being a member of both.
I have as much wish to destroy him as I am sure you do, considering the rift he was instigating in the ranks of your coven with his humanitarian pursuits. If not, that is perfectly fine, but I would like wind of him if he ever returns so I could pay him a much needed return favor of aggression. No doubt he thinks himself above his kin as a goodly creature that is a bastion of purity, and he needs to be taught a lesson in the ways of the world.
He overstepped his boundaries as a servant of the gods by daring to flirt with divinity.
Lasvi>
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