Letter for Colin O'Doon

[YakaryBovine]

A letter arrives for Colin O'Doon at the Triad Cloister. It is written in a thick and ugly hand, but it is still legible enough to read.

Colin O'Doon,

Regret early departure from first and only encounter. Apologies. Still interested in proposal regarding wagon. Feel free to use my name. Will receive letters at the Triad Closter.

Also - interested in discussion regarding worship, service, et cetera. Have not met many Ilmatari. Would be honoured.

Arden Doraine, Initiate

[BubbaCornbread]

*A message in a strong, straight hand arrives at the Triad Cloister for Arden Doraine*

Initiate Doraine,

I was a pleasure meeting and talking with you. Hopefully this message finds you well and contemplating our earlier discussion. I apologize for my haste, but issues along the Pioneer way keep me busy these days.

As to the wagon that I will commission for service, any ideas that you have will be most welcome. Perhaps we can meet sometime at your convenience and discuss the future of our mobile healing wagon.

As to the Order of the Yellow Rose. My initiative is in its infancy and I have not yet approached Master Melchior with my proposal. I wish to first "test" the waters and see if there is interest. With a few members willing to help me start the order, I think I can convince the hierarchy to let us begin.

Walk in Ilmater's healing light.

Colin O'Doon.

[YakaryBovine]

Another letter is sent.

Colin O'Doon,

Tangentially related to your project: I met a pacifist Ilmatari named Abby Winters. She is interested in building an infirmary in the slums. Similar goals, not identical. Correspondence may be worthwhile.

Arden Doraine, Initiate

[BubbaCornbread]

*A letter arrives at the Temple of Ilmater*

Abby Winters,

I am Colin O'Doon, a monk and worshiper of Ilmater. Initiate Doraine mentioned that you wish to build an infirmary in the slums. I appreciate your endeavor and pledge support and/or coin to help you fulfill your wish.

If Initiate Doraine told you, I am attempting to build a mobile healing station that can be used anywhere. Perhaps we could build two such wagons, one of which could be used to visit all the depressed areas of Sundren, brining much needed healing to those in need. It would also be less expensive than the upkeep of a stationary building.

You can reach me at the temple anytime to discuss.

Colin O'Doon.