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LETTER OF RESIGNATION Passing of The Beret. Issued by THE BROTHERHOOD OF SAINT KARL Naf zwy 11th hag i Wzuvar ag Byvca i 467 E.S. My dear Brothers and Sisters of the Brotherhood of Saint Karl, It is with a heavy heart that I must announce my resignation as Lord Marshal of our beloved organization. After much reflection and soul-searching, I have come to the difficult decision that it is time for me to step down and make way for new leadership. It has been an honor and a privilege to serve as your Lord Marshal for so many years. Together, we have accomplished great things and made a positive impact in the world. I am proud of what we have achieved, and I will always cherish the memories of our shared experiences. I am confident that the Brotherhood will continue to thrive under the guidance of our talented and dedicated members. I have no doubt that you will continue to uphold the values that have made us strong: honor, integrity, and service to others. Although I will no longer be serving as Lord Marshal, I remain committed to the mission of the Brotherhood and to the betterment of our communities. I look forward to supporting the organization in new ways and to watching it grow and evolve under new leadership. I would like to express my deepest gratitude to all of you for your support, your dedication, and your friendship. It has been an honor to serve alongside you, and I will always treasure the memories we have made together. My last act as Lord Marshal is to announce my recommendation for the position: Lieutenant Wilheim Barclay. Sincerely, Lord Marshal Sebastian Bishop
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Year 119 of the Second Age, 11th of the Amber Cold. It was a cold, foggy evening in the city of Karosgrad. An unease could be felt in the city coming from the direction of the docks. Lord Marshal Sebastian Bishop has received a report of beasts rising from the depths, terrorizing people at night who traveled the docks of Karosgrad. He rallied his forces at the Brotherhood of Saint Karl barracks and gave them a report of the situation, alongside a speech to remind them what they have sworn to do. Soon, the brave men and women of the Brotherhood marched towards the docks, ready to face any enemy to send them back to their watery graves. [!] A depiction of the brave men and women of the Brotherhood of Saint Karl. Lord Marshal Sebastian Bishop led his Brotherhood of Saint Karl soldiers towards the docks and pier, as his force noticed bubbles arising from the depths below. the Lord Marshal ordered Sergeant Weiss and Lieutenant Barclay to form a squad and take the right and left flank respectively. The Lord Marshal led the group on the pier with a squad consisting of Juan-Augosto del Sol Naciente, Cadet Vander, A’lia Vershar Kervallen, Armsman Onon and Viktor var Ruthern to engage the skeletons on the pier. The Lord Marshal led first, slaying one of the foul undead with a great strike of his massive greatsword. Armsman Onon assisted Cadet Vander as the group mowed through the undead, finishing them off with the efficiency of a well-oiled machine. The left flank led by Lieutenant Barclay, consisting of himself, Wilhelm Von Berkhoven and Initiate Merce had a rougher fight ahead of them, an outnumbered fight against undead skeleton sailors! Yet they persisted, led by their Lieutenant all soldiers fought valiantly as Footman Kortrevich later joined them, truly turning the tide against the undead threat as too they soon got bested by the detachment of the Brotherhood. Meanwhile on the right flank led by Sergeant Weiss, they too fought a tough battle. Cleverly commanded by Sergeant Weiss, they began hacking through the undead with Initiate Skaul, Ki’el and Aries Kruk at the front. They fought like true beasts, showing the skeletons what metal they were made of. Soon the last skeletons had been bested by these brave men of the Brotherhood. As the battle raged on, all the undead had been dealt with before the roar of battle soon turned into an eruption of patriotic cheers from the brave men and women of the Brotherhood of Saint Karl, from the insides of the city these cries could be heard for quite some time before they proudly marched back into the barracks.
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LETTER OF RESIGNATION Changing of the Guard Issued by THE BROTHERHOOD OF SAINT KARL Naf zwy 11th hag i Wzuvar ag Byvca i 467 E.S. The following being the words of Lord Marshal Felix Weiss, Hauchmarshal of His Majesty Koeng Georg I of House Barbinov-Bihar’s Brotherhood of Saint Karl and Royal Armed Forces: Long have I served in His Majesty’s royal army and without it, my family would not be where it is today. I owe all of my honors and successes to the Brotherhood and its institutions. The trophies collected from the wars and conflicts that I served in line the halls of Staalgrav to this day, and my family will be sure to earn many more in the centuries to come. However, like all institutions one must know when you are needed, and when you are not. I provided what I could, and now comes the time for His Majesty to choose my successor so that the Brotherhood can continue under a new Marshal, who will continue to ensure the safety of our people, and that the Brotherhood’s halls will continue to be filled with the songs of victories won, as I have done. So it is then that I do hereby formally resign from the apparatus of command, and do hereby relinquish the Ibor Bulava to His Majesty. I would also like to formally recommend Sergeant Sebastian Bishop to take my place. He is a veteran of many battles, who’s seniority outpaces my own by decades. A man well respected by his soldiers and his fellow officers, the answer to the question of who to choose would be plain to all in the minds of the soldiers serving under him. A masterful tactician such as he would surely expand our realm’s reach from the skies above to the depths of the oceans. And to my borsas who had served alongside me, I thank you. Krusae zwy Kongzem. Signed, Lord Marshal Felix Weiss
