Resignation & Leave

[John Ivory 4546]

Upon entering either the Captain's office of the King's Watch, the taxation office of Abresi, or the King's Keep, one would notice a letter either nailed to a wall or simply resting on a table.

 

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Dear reader,

 

I, Theobalt Rolnik, regretfully write to you today to explain that I am resigning from my positions of city steward and Captain of the King's Watch. Most recently this day I was molested by Lord Ailred Ruthern and his goons, the rebels and a Dwarf. They stripped me of my rights and instantly grouped upon me, mishandled me and tied me to the news post of the city square. I was only saved just barely by his majesty King Heinrik I and sentenced to manual labor, which I avoided. This is not the only time I was disrupted by a man with high position in Oren, this including the Pope himself. I am finished with the mistreatment of myself and feel like my work is no longer deserving of this great mislead nation. 

 

Recently I have noticed more and more of the absolute flaws of the feudal state in which Man resides. A power hungry struggle, setting man against man at times can be found. Feudalism has never worked and if I am correct it barely survived within the Empire itself. I am no longer associating myself with such dreadful policies of Oren and move on to a different lifestyle. 

 

I hereby resign from city steward as well as Captain of the King's Watch. I am no rebel so mind not pursuing me.

 

Best wishes and God's blessings to those who are led astray,

 

Theobalt Rolnik

 

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[bungo 3965]

People F. Rolnik...

[SirSnowMan 318]

*Ailred chuckles to himself, reading a copy of the letter within the walls of Cavan*

 

"What a ******* idiot."

[Knox213 10]

*shrugs, throwing all the letters into a fire*

[Rig 17580]

Mythras leaves a note. The wisdom of Oren's leaders is lacking, and they as well as the elves sicken I, this man could've saved your nation lest you hadn't ruined him with the use of the false. Signed, Amity. 

[Archbishop John 85]

Mayhap denouncing the High Pontiff was not the best of ideas luckily the High Pontiff is a kind man and had you only beaten if I was the High Pontiff I would have burnt him on a stake for denouncing the High Pontiff de facto means denouncing God. He says to his scribe as he sits in his office. 

[Aetosion 2062]

Edward sighs, reading a missive notifying him of the issue. Theobalt was a good lad, but he never quite adapted to the social graces necessary to work with people.

 

Edward rolls his shoulder and hears a crack as his joints limber after having been sat down in his cold wooden chair for so long. He gives himself a slight nod as he peers into the looking glass in front of him. Theobalt shouldn't have verbally assaulted at the Lord Marshall, especially when the Marshal was the former Captain's employer. The show of bravado was ill suited for the situation.

 

Respect is a commodity all too rare in this world, and the punishment was necessary if but only to make an example of the man to his fellow guardsmen and officials, however regrettable the loss of the minor official was to the mechanics of Abresian life.

[dank 413]

Corbett slams his fist upon his desk whilst he hears news of Theobalt's leaving,

"Damn that man, damn him! He leaves for bad-mouthing the Lord Marshall of Oren, his superior! What was he to think that Ruthern would do!? Bloody bastard! Does he not know of listening to his superiors?! He dare bad-mouths a Lord, and does not expect any consequences? Damn him!"

[yopplwasupxxx 5946]

Mythras leaves a note. The wisdom of Oren's leaders is lacking, and they as well as the elves sicken I, this man could've saved your nation lest you hadn't ruined him with the use of the false. Signed, Amity. 

Rymeul writes down

"Ye 'ave nae knowin' of what happened. Do not make presumptions as 'e did infact speak against t' Lord Marshal over a petteh issue. I would 'ave gladdleh taken t' floggin' if it was I who spoke against t' leaders o' t' Holy Kingdom. Discipline is needed to help run our fair nation, and if he doesn't 'ave t' balls to take his punishment loike a man, then he's nae better than midgets o' even t' Scourge itself."

[Haribo 385]

Lucien II actually happened to respect him, but shrugged it off after five minutes of recalling sending his soldiers to show that in fact, the Church, is not powerless.

[Jachnun 566]

Branaford looks to the letter saying "Guess ive been lasting more than ya did, buddy." 

[Knox213 10]

*Upon receiving a letter asking to be pardoned. Heinrik Carrion I sends Theobalt a short, simple letter.*

 

"Pardoned of all previous crimes. Do not do this again. -King Heinrik Carrion I"

[Birdwhisperer 1174]

Moved to the Great Library. It shall be sorted into appropriate category shortly.