[Open Letter] Return her.

[Saun_399 289]

The Rabbit.



Towards my quiet sanctuary from your hunt, do you seek refuge from the cold you banished me into.
Begging on my doorstep for aid, I reward it with open hands. Hot water and medical supplies I waste on your ruse.

Cold, and callous tricksters of Haense. It was my mistake to trust and aid you, do not take it out on an innocent.
Return what you took from me, unharmed. She placed trust in you, as I did, and I heard her cries for freedom as you rode from me, taunting your victory.
What is a victory, in taking a man's pet? To capture and innocent rabbit, for what purpose? To torture?
Forgive me, and forget this rambling. Treat her kindly, she is confused. Return her home, if you have a heart.

If anyone of Aevos does find a lone white and brown speckled rabbit, with a pink ribbon too far from home;
I will offer a reward for her safe return.
Do not take out our differences on the innocents, leave them out of this war.



 - Kalosýni.

 

Spoiler

[OOC] This is an open letter that anyone can reply to, in game by contacting my character Kalosyni/Aluthshae, or via this forum post. This is consensual roleplay and should not be taken out of character with malice or hate.

 

[Moumins 379]

A furious butler rides from Haense, having been chased away when she came on a conquest of rabbit rights. A search for the Beautiful Beaulani had led them into the murderous gaze of a madman on horseback. Narrowly escaping with her life, Jackalope detests the hospitality of Haense & the honour of that Rider. 

Here, she wrote a missive, a call to the ears of any butler, house keeper or home owner on this island:
"It is our Duty to uphold the rules of hospitality, so that we may be just, orderly & good peoples. Civilized people do not betray the trust of hospitality. Civilized people do not lower themself to animals by disrespecting the good faith of a home owner who rescues them from the cold. FURTHERMORE, CIVILIZED PEOPLES DO NOT STEAL PETS INTENDED TO CALM THE SPIRITS OF LOST SOULS."

Perhaps the butler had become too enraged by these unruly guests, yet still, she wrote:

"To those who pride themselves on honour. To those who seek justice and civilization.. Join us in the search for Beaulani the rabbit. Let us be better than these savages"

 

[Bethinwonderland 2213]

Ornella puffed with anger at the missive "Of course Haense would stoop so low as to steal someone's pet!" the young woman felt a bubble of hate within for the Haensti. "It shouldn't matter who the animal belonged to. The rabbit in question should be with the person that cares about it!"

After thinking on it a bit, she thought it best to step back into the vial filth she thought the lands of Hanseti-Ruska in hopes of finding more out about the poor thing. Closer for the pet's parent must be had. She'd want someone to do the same for her.
 

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High up within the Vortician Karsts; a mali'ker woman sat in the plaza near the Frog fountain. A breeze blew into the city from the gates while she drank some coffee from the Talon's Roost Cafe. Her eyes danced along the words on the letter she read, sorrow felt in her heart "Surely those of Haense see the wrong in this? At least allow the man to know if rabbit is okay.. or at least alive" she shook her head as she placed the parchment down "Most the good ones in Haense are dead. I couldn't even call in a favor if I wanted to.."

 

 

[graveyard_bones 213]

Cerberus blinks- right before a scoff emits from his lips. "Hm... interesting."

[parasolsys 1409]

 

2 minutes ago, Bethinwonderland said:

Ornella puffed with anger at the missive "Of course Haense would stoop so low as to steal someone's pet!" the young woman felt a bubble of hate within for the Haensti. "It shouldn't matter who the animal belonged to. The rabbit in question should be with the person that cares about it!"

After thinking on it a bit, she thought it best to step back into the vial filth she thought the lands of Hanseti-Ruska in hopes of finding more out about the poor thing. Closer for the pet's parent must be had. She'd want someone to do the same for her.
 

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High up within the Vortician Karsts; a mali'ker woman sat in the plaza near the Frog fountain. A breeze blew into the city from the gates while she drank some coffee from the Talon's Roost Cafe. Her eyes danced along the words on the letter she read, sorrow felt in her heart "Surely those of Haense see the wrong in this? At least allow the man to know if rabbit is okay.. or at least alive" she shook her head as she placed the parchment down "Most the good ones in Haense are dead. I couldn't even call in a favor if I wanted to.."

 

 

Sitting across from her dear friend, a hot tea in her hand, Aerith scoffed. "A stolen rabbit? Ridiculous. People are getting more and more malicious by the day. I can ne believe someone would steal another person's dear pet." She sighs, setting her drink down upon the table, lofting a hand to her cheek as she thinks aloud in response to the 'ker, "Sad to say most Valah'nor are going downhill. They do ne wish to interact with anyone other than each other."

[Pearlescent 585]

A certain Mali'Fenn woman would see the letter and feel bad for her now rabbitless friend "Those damned valah, il have those responsible beheaded and place on our walls" 

[lemonke 6014]

"I wonder if..." The templar looked down at her dinner, some rabbit stew. She wondered if she had killed the pet of someone in her hunting. She shrugged and continued to eat "Nae, it's a mere coincidence!"

[Cheese 8896]

A Haeseni Amador sets off to look for the rabbit, grumbling about something along the lines of "-the cruelty of involving innocent animals..."

[Animael 1500]

Yera peers down at the flier, her brows tugging together in confusion. It's just a rabbit, right? She looked up towards the others reading the same fliers, opening her mouth to make a joke before pausing, noting their looks of outrage, 'awwing' and dismay, then she double took, glanced back at the pamphlet and sighed. "Another one of these empathy things...? If it was a child I can understand, but these things... they have such short life expectancies.." Her muttering was quiet and self-enclosed. "I should say something comforting and meaningless..." She muttered further.

The elfess smiled a little awkwardly as she uttered towards one of the younger elves reading the open letter. "I am sure they'll find the rabbit eventually. It will be healthy and hearty, no doubt!"

 

Satisfied that the emotional fragility of a couple younglings near enough to hear were spared, she continued onwards along her path of self improvement and empathy.