THE TRIALS OF THE LANGKETTE

[Moenah 1069]

 

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THE TRIALS OF THE LANGKETTE

Penned by The Princely Couple of Merryweather

On the 11th of Godfrey’s Triumph, 1940

 

 

The final brick is placed on the spires of Ulrichsburg, just the first snow melts atop the Langkette peaks. The village that lies beneath its base bustles with activity, and with all the interiors of our hallowed halls furnished, we can officially welcome guests to the doorsteps of Merryweather with joy and celebration. We find no better occasion than now to celebrate the namedays of the three princely daughters—Adelheid Klara, Alexandra Mathilde, and Ana Maria.

 

From our daughters, we expect nothing but perfection. Thus, this celebration shall display their prowess and strength, ensuring they might excel in the future that lies ahead of them. The young ladies of Merryweather must prove themselves worthy of the revelries and refreshments that await them in the feast hall, just as they shall prove themselves before entering our good society. 

 

An array of competitions shall await them, spread about the Principality, games reminiscent of their Waldenic and Ruskan heritage. First, a challenge of archery, followed then by the ancient Highlandic sport of log tossing. To then complete their trials, each girl shall take their turn walking on a high tightrope over the mountain pass. 

 

 

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SATURDAY, SEPT 2ND ; 1PM EST/6PM GMT

 

 

SIGNED,

 

HIS HIGHNESS, Heinrich II von Alstreim, Prince of Merryweather and the Rhine,

Landgrave of Alstreim, Baron of Corwinsburg, Lord of Blackwater, Lord Vandalore

 

HER HIGHNESS, Aleksandra of Vidaus, Princess-Consort of Merryweather and the Rhine,

Landgravine of Alstreim, Baroness of Corwinsburg, Lady of Blackwater, Lady Chamberlain of Aaun