BLOOD WITHIN THE RIVER

[Andustar 4143]

Albert Salvian frowned upon reading the missive, his heart aching as the sheer depravity of his Mother's actions was brought to light. He then looked to his younger siblings, intent on shielding them from the worst of this heresy.
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The Knight Paramount, Sir Arthur de Lyons, read the missive with an amused smile, running a whetstone along the edge of his longsword.
"Soon the harlot shall pay her dues!"

[ContestedSnow 1435]

Emeric, usually uncaring for news that did not affect the House Ruthern he so loyally served, wore a faint frown as he set down another notice from the south. Did the Petrans really care so little for their own lords that they would overthrow them in favour of Balianites? Regardless of actions, she was their ruler and not the foreigner, or so he thought, before resuming his inspection of the armoury.

Perhaps fealty mattered little on that river.

[ReveredOwl 5639]

"So those who cried that the church was political, now want to use it for their own politics. A simple case of adultery is not just cause for excommunication, the Archduke should be so lucky he does not find himself under such censure for the demands he issued to the Holy Pontiff." said Arold.

[Harald 2875]

7 minutes ago, ReveredOwl said:

"So those who cried that the church was political, now want to use it for their own politics. A simple case of adultery is not just cause for excommunication, the Archduke should be so lucky he does not find himself under such censure for the demands he issued to the Holy Pontiff." said Arold.

The writer of the missive.. a simple Petran seemd confused, seeing how the Archduke had not had anything to do with the missive itself..