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A note for Avanthyr Keep
Trailing bits of dirt and mud with her boots, the travel-worn Julia slowly shakes her head as she passes a folded note to one of the Meriadoc guards.
"For whichever Meriadoc's available," she mumbles numbly, rubbing her temples with a gauntleted hand as if she had just seen a flock of flying pigs and was trying to grasp that new reality.
"I'll be back soon," she says before turning to head towards the Stouthammer brewery. "Good luck."
If read, the normally clipped and precise script is jagged and a bit slanted, as if the person had either written it on an uneven surface, with a shaking hand, or both.
"For whichever Meriadoc's available," she mumbles numbly, rubbing her temples with a gauntleted hand as if she had just seen a flock of flying pigs and was trying to grasp that new reality.
"I'll be back soon," she says before turning to head towards the Stouthammer brewery. "Good luck."
If read, the normally clipped and precise script is jagged and a bit slanted, as if the person had either written it on an uneven surface, with a shaking hand, or both.
Lord Meriadoc,
If you and Avanthyr in general were curious on the whereabouts of the people who had quite suddenly departed their encampments outside the walls, they are now located in Aquor. They have assumed authority of the town, with the recently elected mayor as a retainer of Lady Pendraig. It is an account that I, regretfully, am ill-suited to tell, though I will be willing to make an attempt should you request and find no other better able.
Regardless if the elders who have vouched for the lady's identity are truthful in their accounts, it would not be detrimental to pay her a visit.
Regards,
Julia Arvison
If you and Avanthyr in general were curious on the whereabouts of the people who had quite suddenly departed their encampments outside the walls, they are now located in Aquor. They have assumed authority of the town, with the recently elected mayor as a retainer of Lady Pendraig. It is an account that I, regretfully, am ill-suited to tell, though I will be willing to make an attempt should you request and find no other better able.
Regardless if the elders who have vouched for the lady's identity are truthful in their accounts, it would not be detrimental to pay her a visit.
Regards,
Julia Arvison