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  1. Prince Lucien found himself within the quarters afforded previously in the Nikirala-Prikaz. Thrice was his door knocked, as a courier garbed in the tapestry of Lvinsk arrived bearing the dire news; a missive - message and resolution, the conclusive, yet befitting end of the Margrave, the Lord Commander, a man of honour and loyalty unmatched. It was no doubt why the once prince-boy evolved into a man of such similar traits, oftenmost taking time to admire and bask upon the teachings and kindness he lacked in his youth. Borys Jazloviecki played an important role in many-a situation, in many tremoring ground, unconquerable odd and moment of dispair. A true bastion of virtue, a man worthy and familiar, akin to those from the Age of Heroes, heralded by the passing of time, bygone now by the subterfuge and macabre machinations once enacted upon humanity, 'pon the south. It was him. Borys and those around him who stood stalwart, gallant and with their heads high, prepared to face it all, again and again. Many memories remained beleaguing Lucien's mind, some auspicious, beautiful, some recent, some old. Was it yesterday, the day in which the young prince, heir-to-the-crown advanced to his halls, therein his erected castle, in which they shared word, pleasantries and high regard? Was it the previous day, that they stood against the rebellious entourage of usurpers, pretenders who saught to hide and point their arrows and bolts from the Daelish Isles? Had it been just weeks, when their bastion; San Luciano crumbled, and so did the will and dreams of Lucien culminated? Perhaps it was. Yet not only fate nurtured him out of such deprived and desolated state of mind. There were important men, there were unyielding figures who stood by his side, lifting what small lips of the prince could turn into simper. The wandering-knight; Gereon's Flame, Prince Emeritus simply sighed, bidding farewell to Princess Stefaniya momentarily, striding to their bedchamber, and as the door was locked, only then - tears - they streamed, enrapturing the features of Lucien to those of sorrow, sadness, pain ever aching upon his chest. As if a father-figure had perished, as if something deeper had been stripped from Lucien's torax, like a torn limb, ravaged body. The Prince sulked, solemnly staring at the ceiling for hours, and the hours turned day. The stream of tears did not come to an end, and soon he slept, weeping for the loss that not only the south had met, but that of humanity.

     

    "Why. . ?"

  2. "I don't think you will." Says HIS IMPERIAL MAJESTY, Antonius 'Vilac' of the House of Staunton, by the Light of God, Emperor of Anovia, Forever August, King of Courland, of Lotharingia, Mardon, Hanseti, Ruska, Prince of Evreux, Duke of the Crownlands, Curon, Eastbourne, Courland, Eruthos, Frederica, Marna, Count of Beauclaire, Sundhold, Wett, Aleksandria, Riga, Johannesburg, Baron of Curonburg, Darkwood, Gravelhold, Supreme Protector of Man.

  3. Lucien blinks, bobbing his head as he reads the missive.

    "To understand, and find wrong in oneself's utterings, ramblings - that - is a worthy trait, of an honourable man. A man of high-regard for the crown, kingdom and legacy of his familiar holds." 

  4. Lucien sustains and delivers wound to his adversaries. The day had been won, a crushing victory at the behest of united men of virtue adhered to GOD, he returns then, body aching, battered, bruised and bloodied. Jaw clenched as he mutters prayers to aid him in the tribulations to come. A bottle of Carrion Black in company of poetry granted in a remarkable tome gifted by Borris, the Lord Kortrevich kept him company in that stormy night. 

     

    "No, now it ends."

  5. Lucien endured much tribulation, much strange conditions upon his reign and current advances. The many attempt to enact subterfuge and chaos upon him and his peoples. The tension and confliction drove him a quiet, bitter man. Only his dearest of friends, the Grand Prince knew how to offer words of comfort and knowledge in the diring times of turmoil and tribulation. They both met in his quarters 'pon the Nikirala-Prikaz. Two tankards of Carrion Black were held in unison as they drank. After a lengthy exchange, Lucien sighed, reaching for his coat and making journey to the southern-gate of Karosgrad. The Prince of Savoy muttered under his cold breath, and Karl followed on his mare.

     

    "This is the countryside?"

     

    "Da, vy will enjoy it friend."

     

    "What do you think of the Lifstala?"

     

    And so the pair were lost within the woods. They began making way to a hill, and soon after, the azureous sky covered their advance and muffled that galloping, the flora reminded Lucien of his readings and sighted portraits of the Koengswald of yore. 

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    ISSUED AND CONFIRMED BY HIS SERENE HIGHNESS THE PRINCE OF SAVOY, 3RD OF SIGISMUND'S END, 1865


     

    TO ALL OUR LOVING AND FAITHFUL SUBJECTS OF WHAT DEGREE AND RANK SOEVER,

     

    It pleases the Savoyard Crown to recognize Our leal subject, Remus of House de Bar, as a great servant to the Principality, and a protector of the Princely House. As such, the Savoyard Crown, with the authority vested upon Us by God and Our people, invests in Lucien Robert Ferdinand Remus Guy Ashford de Bar - concurrently the Count of Niseep - the ancestral Dukedom of Drusco to hold and pass onto his legitimate heirs. We further grant him the Fortress of Myrine as the new seat of his holdings in acknowledgment of his service to the Crown and as compensation for his decision to forfeit his prior lands to the Crown in lieu of San Luciano’s destruction. He is trusted with keeping law and order within his holdings, upholding the rule of the ruling dynasts, serving the Savoyard Crown dutifully, and to raise his sword in defense of the Principality.

     


    IN NOMINE DEI, 

    HIS SERENE HIGHNESS, Lucien I, Prince of Savoy, Duke of Corazon, Count of San Luciano, Peremont and Sarissa, Baron of Brynnrose, and etcetera.

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