Lord of Boars

SURNAME: de Aurdan

FIRST NAME: Godwin

ADDRESS OF RESIDENCE: 1 Merchant's Place

YEAR OF BIRTH: 1777

Are you registered and eligible to vote in the Western District? yes

Do you have any other title, peerage or military service that may conflict with becoming a Member of the House of Commons, as per the Edict of Reform (1763)? no

If yes, do you understand that you will be required to resign or abdicate from this position should you be elected to the House of Commons, and if this does not occur your seat shall be considered to be vacant?: yes

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Surname: de Aurdan
First Name: Godwin
adress of residence: 1 Merchant's Place
Year of birth: 1777

Are you registered and eligible to vote in the Western District?: yes

Do you have any other title, peerage or military service that may conflict with becoming a Member of the House of Commons, as per the Edict of Reform (1763)?: no

((MC Name)): ausubung

"Ah, so it's Esbec?" Elwig of Brothingham would say before sipping from a mug of warm water.

EDIKT DER ESBEN 1802

Über Gilden; On Guilds

SEKTION EINE

Context

In order to facilitate the accumulation of resources for the betterment of Esbec, The Office of the Jägdmeister finds it fitting to authorize the creation of two institutions: The Laborers’ Guild, to be properly titled as The Arbeitgilde, and The Artisans’ Guild, to be properly titled as The Kunstgilde. 

SEKTION ZWEI

Structure

Each gilde is to be composed firstly of a Gildenmeister, who is to be elected among their own by the members of the gilde. Each gilde is to be composed secondly of the Gildenmitglieder, members of the gilde, both required to be residents of Esbec and workers of their respective trade, admitted by the Gildenmeister.

SEKTION DREI

Duties

The duties of the Gildenmeisteren are to be as follows: To firstly facilitate the acquisition of materials seen fit by The Office of the Jägdmeister, to secondly ensure the prosperity and activity of their respective gilde, and to thirdly administer the election of their eventual successor. The duties of the Gildenmitglieder are to be as follows: To firstly advance their skills in their respective craft under the oversight of the Gildenmeister, and to secondly fulfill orders issued by the Gildenmeister.

SEKTION VIER

Miscellany 

The first Gildenmeisteren are to be appointed by The Office of the Jägdmeister, thereafter being elected as outlined. The Gildenmeisteren are to serve for a term of three years before re-election.

PLEA AGREEMENT

THE CROWN,

Represented by GODWIN DE AURDAN of THE MINISTRY OF JUSTICE,

AGREES WITH THE FOLLOWING PARTY;

PATRICK O'ROURKE-ELENDIL,

ON THE FOLLOWING TERMS; 

The Crown Prosecution agrees, with the Defendant Party present, to drop all charges of the Oren Revised Code, CH 204 filed against Patrick O'Rourke-Elendil, henceforth Mister O'Rourke-Elendil, in turn Mister O'Rourke-Elendil plead guilty to the ORC 204.04, an infraction.

Mister O'Rourke-Elendil shall, as verdict upon the breachment of the ORC 204.04:

• Admit to guilt to the crimes alleged.
• Pay a fine of one-hundred minas to the court
• Not be prosecuted for the crimes committed.
• Testify against any accomplice(s) in court.

Signed, GODWIN DE AURDAN

PATRICK O'ROURKE-ELENDIL

Based on new evidence the Ministry wishes to add the following charges to the subpoena:
 

[209.01] - On Conspiracy
 

209.011 - Where an individual knowingly signals intent to commit a crime at a future time, this shall be the crime of conspiracy, and is subject to the same class of punishment of the crime which conspiracy is caused for; 

[209.02] - On Harmed Majesty
 

208.022 - Where an individual intentionally physically harms a member of the Imperial Office or Imperial House, this shall be harmed majesty in the first degree, charged with the punishment of treason.
 

Oren Revised Code, CH209 ‘On Inchoate Offenses’’ in reference to CH202 ‘CH 208 - On Injury Against the Imperial Office’

"At long last, I can nap in peace." Godwin of Aurdan would return to his chambers.

SUBPOENA - THE CROWN v. O’ROURKE-ELENDIL

14th of The First Seed, 1799

THE CROWN,

Represented by GODWIN DE AURDAN of THE MINISTRY OF JUSTICE, with co-counsel JOANNE-LORRAINE MARTINS

DESIRES TO SUMMON THE FOLLOWING PARTY TO COURT;

PATRICK O’ROURKE-ELENDIL

ON THE BASIS OF THE FOLLOWING PRINCIPLES, DOCTRINES, EDICTS OR ARTICLES OF LAW:

[202.08]- On Defamation

202.083 - Where an individual disseminates false information about an individual, with intent to harm the reputation of that individual, in a public space or by distribution of printed materials, this shall be defamation in the first degree, a misdemeanor.         

Oren Revised Code, CH 202 - Injury against the Person

[203.05] - On Forgery

203.051 - Where an individual, with the intent to defraud, knowing that he or she has no authority to do so, signs the name of another person or of a fictitious person, this shall be forgery, an infraction

 Oren Revised Code, CH 203 - On Injury against Property        

[204.04] - On Obstruction

204.041 - Where an individual interferes with, obstructs the progress of, or otherwise hinders government officials and prosecutors during the apprehension or investigation of a criminal or criminal activity, this shall be the crime of obstruction in the first degree, an infraction.

[204.09] - On Perjury

204.091 - Where an individual intentionally misleads, deceives, or withholds pertinent information from an interrogating agent of the law, this shall be perjury in the second degree, a misdemeanor.

[209.05] - On Crime by Association

209.051 - Where an individual directly associated to any convicted criminal, wherein evidence provided suggests cooperation between the convicted criminal and the individual, this shall be crime by association, and is subject to the same class of punishment of the crime of which the individual is associated with.

Oren Revised Code, CH 204 - On Injury against the pState

The Crown hereby indicts the defendant based on evidence provided by an extensive investigation concluded by the OSBI that will be exchanged in the Books of Evidence which suggests that Patrick O'Rourke-Elendil on the basis that he conspired to stage a robbery at De Frand's own estate to later plant the stolen goods in the estate of Giancarlo Gradic in the hopes of framing Gradic and his associate Edward Napier.

WITH THE PRESENCE OF THE FOLLOWING RELEVANT PARTY OR PARTIES:

AIMEE DE FRAND

EDWARD NAPIER

GIANCARLO GADRIC

GINO FALCONE

ON THE DESIRED DATE OF:

[[PENDING DISCUSSION WITH DEFENDANT]]

YOURS HUMBLY,

 GODWIN DE AURDAN on behalf of THE CROWN,

THE MINISTRY OF JUSTICE, 

VINMARK ROUSSARD STREET 2, PROVIDENCE

RP Name: Godwin de Aurdan
MC Name: ausubung
Voted: Yes

Godwin crosses his fingers.

SURNAME: DE AURDAN

FIRST NAME: GODWIN EUCLID

ADDRESS OF RESIDENCE: MERCHANT'S PLACE ONE

YEAR OF BIRTH: 1777

Are you registered and eligible to vote in the Western District? Yes.

Do you have any other title, peerage or military service that may conflict with becoming a Member of the House of Commons, as per the Edict of Reform (1763)? No.

If yes, do you understand that you will be required to resign or abdicate from this position should you be elected to the House of Commons, and if this does not occur your seat shall be considered to be vacant?: Yes.

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PLEA AGREEMENT

THE CROWN,

Represented by GODWIN DE AURDAN of THE MINISTRY OF JUSTICE,

AGREES WITH THE FOLLOWING PARTY;

MINERVA SELM,

Represented by EDWARD SELM

ON THE FOLLOWING TERMS; 

The Crown Prosecution agrees, with the Defendant Party present, to drop all charges of the Oren Revised Code, CH 202 filed against MINERVA SELM, henceforth Miss Selm, in turn Miss Selm plead guilty to the ORC 202.041, a felony, and the ORC 207.041, a misdemeanor.

Miss Selm shall, as verdict upon the breachment of the ORC 202.041 and the ORC 207.041:

• Admit to guilt to murder without premeditation and vigilantism
• Pay a fine of one-hundred minas to the court
• Not be prosecuted for the murder of Emma Elaine
• Serve, in permanence, as a conscript to the Imperial State Army

Signed, GODWIN DE AURDAN

MINERVA SELM

SUBPOENA - THE CROWN v.  DE SELM

10th of Horen’s Calling, 1 SA

THE CROWN,

Represented by Godwin de Aurdan of THE MINISTRY OF JUSTICE,

DESIRES TO SUMMON THE FOLLOWING PARTY TO COURT;

Minerva de Selm

ON THE BASIS OF THE FOLLOWING PRINCIPLE(S), DOCTRINE(S), EDICT(S) OR ARTICLES OF LAW:

202.041 - Where an individual intentionally commits such an act of violence upon another which brings about their death, with no premeditation, this shall be a murder in the second degree, a felony.

Oren Revised Code, CH 202 - Injury against the Person

207.041 - Where an individual intentionally apprehends, convicts, or punishes another individual of a crime but is not an agent of the law or given permission by the Imperial Office, this shall be the crime of vigilantism, a misdemeanor. 

Oren Revised Code, CH 207 - On Injury against Order 

In the Bastion, after apprehending Emma Elaine for apparent crimes, Peter d’Arkent brought her to his office to speak with her about the events and names regarding those she allegedly killed. Afterwards his daughter the defendant proceeded to break in and murder his granddaughter Emma Elaine in front of him in an act to attempt to avenge those Emma Elaine murdered.

WITH THE PRESENCE OF THE FOLLOWING RELEVANT PARTY OR PARTIES:

Peter Baldwin d’Arkent

Edward Napier

Sergei Othaman

Viktoria DeNurem

Charles d’Arkent

ON THE DESIRED DATE OF:

Pending discussion with defendant

YOURS HUMBLY,

Godwin de Aurdan on behalf of THE CROWN,

Providence Courthouse B

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1. Full Name of the Alderman Candidate: Godwin de Aurdan

2. Age of the Alderman Candidate: 19

3. Street Address of the Alderman Candidate: Helena Road 1

Based

SURNAME: Aurdan

FIRST NAME: Godwin

ADDRESS OF RESIDENCE: 5 Esbec

DATE OF BIRTH: 1777

Are you registered and eligible to vote in the Holy Orenian Empire?: Yes

Do you have any other title, peerage or military service that may conflict with becoming a Member of the House of Commons, as per the Edict of Reform (1763)?: No

If yes, do you understand that you will be required to resign or abdicate from this position should you be elected to the House of Commons, and if this does not occur your seat shall be considered to be vacant?: Yes

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11 minutes ago, Publius said:

 

To he who leads the Red Stripes,

 

Lo to you from Owynsburg! We heard of your exploits, and I have been greatly intrigued. I hear your men are of Kaedreni stock - if true I must ask your assistance on behalf of the Bishpric of Ves.

 

Atop Mont St Catharine, there are a series of wayshrines I have set up, and I shall be calling the clergy to come for a pilgrimage. Nefarious operators might seek to harm us as we gather in such numbers, and so it is to you I beg the question - would you lend your sword to a righteous cause?

 

Should you be willing, I would be greatly appreciative - and willing to meet right away.

 

Faithfully yours,

Fr. Cyril Eloi Halcourt, Bishop of Ves

Robert Vernon would pen a letter in return, sealing it with his signet ring of House Vernon. He'd entrust Leufroy II d'Amaury, his faithful second-in-command, with delivering the letter to Father Cyril.

56 minutes ago, Epicethan45 said:

“Ey? So an outnumbered force of Hangmen attacked your town for a while before simply leaving when they realised ye wouldn’t open the gates or somethin’? Come on, yeh can make a better propaganda post than that?” Matt would sigh, shaking his head 

Robert Vernon would be utterly confounded by the man's ramblings.

47 minutes ago, Publius said:

Good Cyril would hear of these men's deeds around Owynsburg - he would reach out to them, sending a letter right away to Albarosan compatriot!

Robert Vernon would take the letter from Father Cyril's messenger, breaking open the wax seal...

Marshall Robert Vernon would ride home to Caer Vernon, his stomach full after a battle well fought and many lives saved.

Heinrich von Blowitz  & Alexander Pruvia-Albarosa on Mont Catherine, 1793.

EXPECTATIONS

Alexander sighed as he looked at the moon before him, his companion along his side. Heinrich had joined him out of worry, even though he wasn’t acquainted with the teenage Viscount that well. If a man asked for his companionship with that expression, and that late, it would be inhuman for him to reject a fellow man. 

Standing at the edge of Mont Catherine together, Heinrich patiently waited for Alexander to start talking. “This is where papa was buried.” he suddenly began, pointing at the carving of ‘F.L.’, referencing Frederick Leopold. “I..” he lowered his head “I haven’t visited him here since the burial”. 

Heinrich nodded quietly, clasping his hands behind his back. “Why is that, Alex?” he then inquired, turning to the Viscount. “I promised him that I’ll walk in his footsteps on his deathbed: that I’ll make him proud. It just took so long to fulfill that promise..” Heinrich chuckled “And now you fulfilled that promise?”, to which Alexander nodded. 

“I became a prosecutor today, in Helena.” he would crouch, placing his hand on the tree “He wanted to be that, but he got whisked into a Ministry job in Kaedrin. I hope he didn’t regret that.”  Heinrich shrugged “He was never a hostage: if he wanted to pursue his legal career, he always could’ve. But it’s wholesome that you are walking the path he couldn’t, to say the least.”

Alexander nodded as he looked down on Victoria, Juliana & Charlotte: the women unwilling to climb the mountain in their pompous dresses. “We share a fate, Blowitz.” Alexander would stand up, his gaze locked onto the women below “Both our houses have been struck by so much tragedy: so much sorrow.” Heinrich nodded carefully, noticing he dealt with his house history much differently “I suppose so. It is us that need to secure its future, however. I don’t see the productivity in wallowing about has-beens and happenings.”

The young Viscount would chuckle, perking a brow as he now finally faced Heinrich “My father was psychologically murdered, Blowitz. So many people demanded so much: it breaks my heart remembering his empty face, his deep sighs.. His child, my brother, died shortly after. If I fall and break my neck right here, his line ends. His whole reason to exist, his entire fight, reduced to nothing.” Heinrich took a step back, hoping it wouldn’t get too heated. Alexander crossed his arms as he pouted “While my uncle plays Cardinal god knows where, and my sister prefers to be Lady Helvets above anything else. A shame really.”

He beckons Heinrich to follow as he walks away from Frederick Leopold’s grave “It is time to end this era of tragedy for us. I will have a good talk with my sister.” Heinrich nodded, looking at the grave, and then to Alexander, as he started to follow suit. He still didn’t understand why he had to come along: but it was obvious that the Viscount needed a figure to rant at. 

John Ross would gaze over the missive, incredibly pleased at the development.

John Ross would ruffle the edition in his grip after reading it. “Fine Kaedreni print, fine Kaedreni print indeed.”

John Ross would brush off his waistcoat, reflecting on the information. “Finally, an Everardine resurgence!”