ROYAL SUMMONS : S.A. 228

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R O Y A L   S U M M O N S

 

 

 

To the Ravenlord Owyn Rostova, and Ser Meili Altwegg,

 

You will heed this call. 

On the same day you have recognised, you will not appear before the city of Ravenmire. Instead, you will stand before me at Grense, where an interim court shall be set up. All vassals are requested to attend.

 

Deus Magnus.

 

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B V R G V N D I A E    I N V I C T A

HIS ROYAL MAJESTY,  Tiberias I of the House van Aert, King of Burgundy, Duke of Middelan, Baron of Pestilles, Protector of Grense, Patriarch-Dynast of the Pertinaxi, etcetera.

 

Spoiler

Friday, April 19th

5:00PM EST

Grense. 

 

[Javert 9615]

"Huh. Works for me." said Ser Meili Altwegg, who promptly had to push down a wave of paranoia in order to change his plans somewhat.

[ErosTea 1084]

Edward of Balamena heartedly prepared for the summons, "It had seemed odd to form a government in the King's name without the King's assent."

[Irishmanmichael 504]

“I am glad an official posting was put out I was worried there would be no official reply” Manfred stated quietly to him as he check over the books.

[Cheese 8882]

"Ooooooooooh, someone's in troubleeeeeeeeeee," An uninvolved Princess currently at war with Burgundy snickered from her faraway lands...

[penninoe 162]

Peregrine looked at the summons with horror on his face, worrying for his fathers safety. "GOD be with you, father."

[Aeus 2653]

Adrian Marcel comes into his tent, picking up the letter left on the table. He reads it with a slow nod before giving the order of those camping with him to halt the packing. "We are staying in the heartlands for a bit longer." He says to himself, going to remake accommodations for his wife.

[_RoyalCrafter_ 5285]

The Baron wiped his brow as he medidated in the moonlight, the heat of the sun replaced with the soothing cool of the moon. A retainer waited patiently for him to finish before handing him the letter of summons. "We will ride." He said before returning to his comtemplation of lunar energy.