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On Cozenage & Hostilities: A Harrowing Alliance of Duplicity of the Mareno and Ferrymen.


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[!] Absolon reads the missive while enjoying a cup of fresh mead. Upon reading the end, the mead is spat out in a sudden rage of laughter. [!] 

"Financial hardship! Meh pockets an' Elysian's pockets're doin jus' fine! An' they'll continue teh be jus' fine!"

He looks to the tavernfolk around him, shouting:

"Go down teh my shop by theh river. Speak teh me fer bulk prices on all yer combat equipment. As far as eht stands, theh prices are better than most, ef not all of theh lands of almaris. Theh blockade of theh ferrymen aint theh only highway robbery goin' on!"

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Aylin de Astrea set down the notice and nodded with pride before remarking to her betrothed, Esmond ( @SpaceOddity) "From our blood being spilled in times of war, to countless banditry attempts, to now businesses attempting to defame the good people of our duchy, the Elysian fields remain as gold as that of the treasury." She carefully folded over the notice and turned fully to face him, "let us hope our neighbours do, indeed, seek to break bread with us and take the offered olive branch." 

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Éléonore O'Hara de Astrea, Chamberlain of Norland, sits at her office desk. She reads over the missive, and a slight snicker escapes from her. "Et's their loss." She tosses the missive across her desk. She picks up her wine glass and takes a long sip of Velvet Sorrows, its bittersweet cherry flavor lingering on her tongue. A smirk would slowly form on her lips. "Elysium will not falter."

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Penelope de Astrea's gaze reads over the missive, a sigh leaving her as she sees Eugeo's name at the bottom.

 

"Your writting is lovely, uncle." She mutters to herself, humming as she folds up the missive and pockets it, moving to pick up her bow and throw it over her shoulder to begin her long trek home.

 

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“Their prices were far too high anyways!” remarked financial genius, Elsil’Ceru

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Ragnvald Eiriksson Ruric sat within the Varhelm hearth as he read the missive from Elysium, a confused expression coming across the young child's face.

 

"But...aren't we all in Norland? We should be friends!" said the child, whom did not yet understand the complexity that was world politics.

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Sinsio chuckles as he reads the missive as he walks through the streets of Elysium. He takes a breath of fresh, Elysian air before addressing the bastard monkey Jeff on his shoulder. "Good riddance to the bastards, those prices were ridiculous." Jeff nods in agreement, not understanding a single word that he said, because he's a monkey. Sinsio looks over at the nearby stall where reasonably priced armor and weapons are sold. "I know a much better place to purchase such things."

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Reinhardt Barclay finished reading the missive from his father in law, he eyed the Mareno company with more suspicion, he’d have to pay the duke of Elysium a visit and see if he negotiate some trade deals.

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[!] Rebeka la Waevra sits, sharpening her various blades in the production room of her company, only pausing to respond to the constant incoming birds, sending away frantically written letters before returning to her bladecraft. "Much work is to be done for Norland” she said with a chuckle and a lingering smile. 

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Matilda's usual cordial smile twisted downwards into an intense frown. A hand idly crept upwards to rub irritably at her right ear; she almost crumpled the missive in irritation at the words she read, but finally simply folded it and stowed it away with the other bulk of letters she hoarded. First Oren, now the Ferrymen - would peace ever return? She was too old for this.

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Malii'evarir lets out a sigh after reading the missive. "First they make me take the long way to town, now they're making me read. Someone needs to sort out these Ferrymen. HEY!" As Malii was thinking out loud the dog that had stolen her seat in the tavern snapped up the missive and was tearing it apart. She'd need to have another chat about this animal.

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