Writ of Revocation, c. 1955

[Optimus420 1926]

 

WRIT OF REVOCATION

Scriptum Anno Domini 1955

 

THE REVOCATION OF THE BARONY OF MONTFORT

R E V O C A T I O  B A R O N I A E  M O N T F O R T

 

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TO OUR DENIZENS OF THE MARCHLANDS,

 

By the decree of His Serene Highness, Prince Richard I of Stassion, let it be known that the House of Temesch has turned its back on the Marchlands of Stassion and renounced their oaths of fealty, having fled our lands in search of refuge to avoid the consequences of their actions. Therefore, the Marchlands of Stassion do hereby revoke the title of Baron of Montfort as well as all other titles and honors granted unto the House of Temesch given to them by Stassion. Furthermore, they are to be expelled from our lands and to never return to Fredericksburg unless at the invitation of His Serene Highness.

 

 

IN NOMINE LEONIS

HIS SERENE HIGHNESS, Richard I of the House of Stassion, Protector of the Marchlands, Prince of Stassion, Duke of  the Lowlands, Vienne, Helena, Lorraine, and Furnestock, Margrave of the Westermarch, Baron of Renzfeld and Montfort, Lord of Fredericksburg

 

HER SERENE HIGHNESS, Ottavia of Pompourelia, Princess-consort of Stassion, Duchess-consort of the Lowlands, Vienne, Helena, Lorraine,  and Furnestock, Margravine-Consort of the Westermarch, Baroness-consort of Renzfeld and Montfort, Lady of Fredericksburg

 

[Captain Crow 63]

Sarrah frowned at the missive, "A sad day for us, but we will endure nonetheless."

[L1veLaughLich 425]

"May the scum learn their place. Ave Stassion, Ave Richard." Sir Adrien called out upon reading the missive.

[sydni_spelled_strange 16]

Robyn reads over the missive a few times. She thinks of her own experiences since she came to live in Stassion: the ever-looming threat to her safety; the gates that remain tightly shut; the open distrust she sees in the faces of outsiders when she admits where she hails from. As much as she values loyalty, she cannot truly blame the House of Temesch for seeking refuge elsewhere as the war rages on. But she keeps these thoughts to herself, at least for now.