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*the following letter was given to one of the students of Sundren University with instructions to deliver it to Professor Gryff as soon as possible. It is made of a simple low-grade parchment, slightly yellowed with age, but written in rather distinguished common script. A fair piece of the bottom right corner of the parchment is burned off. *
Dear Professor,
I would like to thank you again for your aid in this rather peculiar matter. For the time being, I have decided to divide my attention between the farmlands and Sundren City. I plan on keeping an eye out for any more odd events occuring and will be certain to contact you if your talents are needed. Needless to say, I shall give just compensation for your time, which I know you have little free to give. If there is anything you wish to discuss, or anything you require my assistance with, please send any correspondence to the Temple of Oghma. One way or another, your letters shall reach me I assure you. I shall continue to keep this matter secret, but I sincerely hope any new developments discovered on your end are reported to me as soon as possible. Again, I thank you for everything you have done Professor.
Sincerely,
Osclow Wiltenholm
P.S. Please forgive the burn marks. I need to be more careful in the choosing of my location for writing correspondence it seems.
Dear Professor,
I would like to thank you again for your aid in this rather peculiar matter. For the time being, I have decided to divide my attention between the farmlands and Sundren City. I plan on keeping an eye out for any more odd events occuring and will be certain to contact you if your talents are needed. Needless to say, I shall give just compensation for your time, which I know you have little free to give. If there is anything you wish to discuss, or anything you require my assistance with, please send any correspondence to the Temple of Oghma. One way or another, your letters shall reach me I assure you. I shall continue to keep this matter secret, but I sincerely hope any new developments discovered on your end are reported to me as soon as possible. Again, I thank you for everything you have done Professor.
Sincerely,
Osclow Wiltenholm
P.S. Please forgive the burn marks. I need to be more careful in the choosing of my location for writing correspondence it seems.