Ratcliffe, having been followig Theoderic around until Ratcliffe was unfortunately trapped in the Sutica meeting room would, eventually, once free, hear of Sven's response. He'd shake his head in disgust and disappointment. On parchment he would write to Theoderic, the only descendant of the man he had once so faithfully served as a Duke's Guard. 'No true Edvardsson would write a response like a wig wearing Orenian. A shame Godric's wife was unfaithful, it shows the further down the line you go. Or maybe he's just busy. Then again, probably not, maybe he's just too busy in hiding, haven't seen the man since he declared war anyways.'
He then considers the possibility that the human bard, Sven, survived over three-hundred years before finishing his thought on the parchment. 'Perhaps Sven was turned into an undead after his hanging, like Tyr and Amice. A shame the religion of your people has been so corrupted. Reminds me of the knight I served under..'
That relic of an 'Ame would shudder at the memories. Wars from Anthos and onward raged on his mind. Yet Ratcliffe shrugged it off after some time had passed. After all, over five hundred years of life had given him the tools to deal with what he had been through, to guard the linage he had last vowed to protect. That horrifically scarred soldier of no renown continued onward, ever at the flank of Theoderic as the Fatherist Keeper carried on.