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*A Q-u-e-e-r scroll finds its way into the local Dwarven Post Office, baring a strange wax seal on the scroll, it seems to be addressed to Fimlin Grandaxe, the newly anointed Dwarven King. After several mix ups the Scroll finally makes its way to Fimlin's Court, as the messenger hands the scroll to Fimlin the sigil on the seal of wax flashes suddenly, before the wax melts, unfurling before him to reads in high Gothic Font*

 

"To Fimlin Grandaxe, new proprietor of the Crown of Urguan

 

Greetings Fimlin, you may find this message strange to reach your halls, thus I will start with an explanation. The Crown of Urguan you see was crafted long ago after Thorik Grandaxe, a good friend of mine asked to heavily enchant the crown in order to protect him against dark forces and keep his mind clear. Though, such is the nature of enchantment that every time a new king is forged from the hot irons of Dwarven society that the crown has to be subsequently realigned to match the wearer, and to make sure it is still in working order. Wouldn't want the thing exploding on your head now would you? Or worse...

 

As with every King since Thorin, I extend this service to you if you would be so kind as to pay me a visit. You can find me in Avalon at the tower of Nimue. South of the Dwarven Homeland.

 

*A small Drawing seems to lead a dotted line south of the Dwarves to a Town across a lake, seemingly the furthest thing south in Athera*

 

Sincere Regards

Blundermore P. WindRaker

Wizard of Nimue"

 

((I'm not changing the second word, it's perfectly valid in context and non offensive, regardless of the censor.))

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((Regardless of how new English treats it the original context still applies. Not the butchered meaning.))

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(( Once the king is unbanned hopefully he will respond to this when he sees this)) 

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((aye sorry about the late response, James is right))

 

Fimlin sends a letter in response

 

"I will accept your offer, and shall arrive within no less than 2 stone days"

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

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