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Kaelyn-DOT
Guest
Yesterday’s duty started with bad news that Pierre had been kidnapped and dragged off to Yew.
Some Marksmen also reported a large force of Yew at their moongate and so we started preparing for the worst and built a barricade in front of the gate.
Luckily though it seems they had headed off to fight somewhere else and the gate seemed fairly quiet.
Sir Darkwater introduced himself as he is appointed as Magistrate in Trinsic, sharing the duty with Leisa. We talked about the duties and I think he has a long way to go before knowing our allies and enemies, as even I nay know them sometimes.
Town was for a change of pace the last days peaceful and Kaldorians were bored and decided to visit Yew, where they were shown around and nay attacked as I learned the next day.
As my shift was ending and I thought about letting the Paladins take over and chatted a bit with Alraine, Adammair, Tiggarn and Imrae at the gate when three figures came out of the woods and demanded gold from us and as they held a dagger to Imrae’s throat I could only watch and let them rob us.
They then fled into the woods but one woman hissed strangely which I think I heard the next day but nay could prove anything. Same with the other man that wore similar clothes as the robbers and seems to be with the woman.
Well at least nay one got hurt and we all got home safely afterwards.
Damn me for giving most of the guards time off after fighting the creatures to get some well deserved rest, but it left me alone on duty, as I somehow had messed up the schedules.
And it all started out to be worse.
When I reached town I got reports about brigands near the bridge, but as I charged out a caravan from Vesper with goods to help Trinsic against the creatures in time of need.
It seems though that there were some accidents as there had been some brigands waiting on the caravan from Vesper. But the Vesperians also accidentally had attacked some innocent passerbys Taggart and I think a Marksman who had shot their horse and probably a Kaldorian.
It was a right mess and I had nay idea how to solve it and just apologised
And hope nay more bloodshed would follow.
Vesper delivered lots of goods to our armory and also donated some gold to help the people that suffered under the crater monsters.
Among the items they sent us were
2 Battle Axes
5 Long Swords
5 Bardiches
5 Ornate Axes
5 Diamond Maces
several rolls of rope
and various other things I nay can list here
Thanks from the Duchy to the Baron of Vesper and we will see that the goods reach the ones that need it most.
Dorian Abronsius asked me to do some sketches, but as he wanted them ready in a few days and I got a lot of duties I had to say that I could nay manage it.
I will try some smaller sketches when I have some spare time though as I can just imagine what it must have looked like.
I resumed duty at the gate and Talked with Mordred and Shelly about Natalie and Tristian.
In the meantime other visitors and Kaldorian had arrived and the gate was fairly busy when some strangers arrived. They were about seven and some were hooded and most were armed, when the Kaldorian Gorn charged in and a fight started.
Thinking that he had been attacked I charged in to help him but a couple of strong magik knocked me down and I awoke later on and was brought to the healers. Gorn reported that he had been robbed by some of those that he had attacked and that after he had attacked them, they retreated and left the Duchy.
Healers checked me over but besides a big headache, some burns and my usual sickness after magik nay thing was wrong.
As I felt though safer and more comfortable in bed and Eike whom I had wanted to talk to before the fight was present I stayed at the healers for a little while longer.
I asked Eike to venture to Yew as messenger and find out more about Pierre and if we could get him out and how. I offered him 500 gold for the job and also told him that if they demanded a ransom we would pay up to 6000 gold with nay problem.
Kaldorians then got me out of my bed and reminded me that I had duties and could nay lay in my bed any longer and I reluctantly had to agree and resumed my post at the gate.
A short time afterwards Eike returned looking bruised and I got him to the healer and had him checked through, but he was nay seriously injured.
He told me that he had disguised himself as Rookie to come close to Pierre and had talked to him. Pierre had said that he was reasonably well, but that had seriously hurt his hand. Pierre also said that it nay seemed they had any demands and that they planned to trial him and possibly execute him as traitor.
Other sources of information said that Sir Taggart had tried to talk in Yew to free Sir Pierre too, but with nay results. Some Kaldorians informed me that Sir Taggart might be an ally of Yew and I would like to ask The Duke for further instruction about him.
The town was busy and some brigands, the ones I think that robbed me yesterday, offered the Kaldorians to free Pierre for 50.000 gold.
As them were negotiating three was a commotion outside and as I walked out I saw Pierre supported by a Kaldorian walking in.
He looked shaken but as Eike had said nay seriously hurt and Commander Soulshadow treated his badly burnt hand and then he was sent off for some rest.
On the bad news is that seemingly Vierna managed to get him free and she nay made any demands on it, but we better be wary as I nay trust her.
As I nay know what to do I will contact his Grace and Lady Moiraine if it changes anything on her status with Trinsic.
I hope we nay traded one devil for another, but it seems there were nay strings attached to Pierre’s release.
Tristian showed himself at the gate and I handed him the message I had given Eike to deliver. Tristian also claimed to be a noble and that we should stop attacking him or take him prisoner.
As he proves to be a pain and an annoyance he certainly is an unwanted person in the Duchy and may be attacked on seeing him and he has nay protection whatsoever from the Duchy.
The town settled down later on and as I am dead tired I let the paladins take over after delivering this report.
Kaelyn
*two notes are added to the report*
To the Commander of the Yewian armies.
In the last few days your scouts have infiltrated the City and kidnapped some of our citizens or friends.
I urge you to reconsider this behaviour and also must remind you that we expect the prisoners to stay unharmed.
We know that you have kidnapped Pierre Victor from the town and currently hold him in custody.
We also have captured one of your vassals and we might come to an agreement to trade them.
I hope you reconsider this sort of warfare, as else if we are forced to aggressively invade your lands and your citizens might also suffer from it.
Kaelyn
To the Commander of the Yewian armies.
I have heard that you intend to trial the Trinsic citizens Pierre Victor on the case of treason. I also heard that you have tortured him to probably make him confess whatever you wanted to hear.
Neither the Duchy nor the other nobles will accept such a trial as justified as you kidnapped him and then accuse him on your land.
I have sent this independent messenger in hope on an answer from you and to maybe set up negotiations to avoid further bloodshed.
I trust he will deliver our messages with nay troubles and hope that we manage to come to at least some proper agreements.
Kaelyn Officer in the Duchy Guards and responsible for trade in Trinsic
Some Marksmen also reported a large force of Yew at their moongate and so we started preparing for the worst and built a barricade in front of the gate.
Luckily though it seems they had headed off to fight somewhere else and the gate seemed fairly quiet.
Sir Darkwater introduced himself as he is appointed as Magistrate in Trinsic, sharing the duty with Leisa. We talked about the duties and I think he has a long way to go before knowing our allies and enemies, as even I nay know them sometimes.
Town was for a change of pace the last days peaceful and Kaldorians were bored and decided to visit Yew, where they were shown around and nay attacked as I learned the next day.
As my shift was ending and I thought about letting the Paladins take over and chatted a bit with Alraine, Adammair, Tiggarn and Imrae at the gate when three figures came out of the woods and demanded gold from us and as they held a dagger to Imrae’s throat I could only watch and let them rob us.
They then fled into the woods but one woman hissed strangely which I think I heard the next day but nay could prove anything. Same with the other man that wore similar clothes as the robbers and seems to be with the woman.
Well at least nay one got hurt and we all got home safely afterwards.
Damn me for giving most of the guards time off after fighting the creatures to get some well deserved rest, but it left me alone on duty, as I somehow had messed up the schedules.
And it all started out to be worse.
When I reached town I got reports about brigands near the bridge, but as I charged out a caravan from Vesper with goods to help Trinsic against the creatures in time of need.
It seems though that there were some accidents as there had been some brigands waiting on the caravan from Vesper. But the Vesperians also accidentally had attacked some innocent passerbys Taggart and I think a Marksman who had shot their horse and probably a Kaldorian.
It was a right mess and I had nay idea how to solve it and just apologised
And hope nay more bloodshed would follow.
Vesper delivered lots of goods to our armory and also donated some gold to help the people that suffered under the crater monsters.
Among the items they sent us were
2 Battle Axes
5 Long Swords
5 Bardiches
5 Ornate Axes
5 Diamond Maces
several rolls of rope
and various other things I nay can list here
Thanks from the Duchy to the Baron of Vesper and we will see that the goods reach the ones that need it most.
Dorian Abronsius asked me to do some sketches, but as he wanted them ready in a few days and I got a lot of duties I had to say that I could nay manage it.
I will try some smaller sketches when I have some spare time though as I can just imagine what it must have looked like.
I resumed duty at the gate and Talked with Mordred and Shelly about Natalie and Tristian.
In the meantime other visitors and Kaldorian had arrived and the gate was fairly busy when some strangers arrived. They were about seven and some were hooded and most were armed, when the Kaldorian Gorn charged in and a fight started.
Thinking that he had been attacked I charged in to help him but a couple of strong magik knocked me down and I awoke later on and was brought to the healers. Gorn reported that he had been robbed by some of those that he had attacked and that after he had attacked them, they retreated and left the Duchy.
Healers checked me over but besides a big headache, some burns and my usual sickness after magik nay thing was wrong.
As I felt though safer and more comfortable in bed and Eike whom I had wanted to talk to before the fight was present I stayed at the healers for a little while longer.
I asked Eike to venture to Yew as messenger and find out more about Pierre and if we could get him out and how. I offered him 500 gold for the job and also told him that if they demanded a ransom we would pay up to 6000 gold with nay problem.
Kaldorians then got me out of my bed and reminded me that I had duties and could nay lay in my bed any longer and I reluctantly had to agree and resumed my post at the gate.
A short time afterwards Eike returned looking bruised and I got him to the healer and had him checked through, but he was nay seriously injured.
He told me that he had disguised himself as Rookie to come close to Pierre and had talked to him. Pierre had said that he was reasonably well, but that had seriously hurt his hand. Pierre also said that it nay seemed they had any demands and that they planned to trial him and possibly execute him as traitor.
Other sources of information said that Sir Taggart had tried to talk in Yew to free Sir Pierre too, but with nay results. Some Kaldorians informed me that Sir Taggart might be an ally of Yew and I would like to ask The Duke for further instruction about him.
The town was busy and some brigands, the ones I think that robbed me yesterday, offered the Kaldorians to free Pierre for 50.000 gold.
As them were negotiating three was a commotion outside and as I walked out I saw Pierre supported by a Kaldorian walking in.
He looked shaken but as Eike had said nay seriously hurt and Commander Soulshadow treated his badly burnt hand and then he was sent off for some rest.
On the bad news is that seemingly Vierna managed to get him free and she nay made any demands on it, but we better be wary as I nay trust her.
As I nay know what to do I will contact his Grace and Lady Moiraine if it changes anything on her status with Trinsic.
I hope we nay traded one devil for another, but it seems there were nay strings attached to Pierre’s release.
Tristian showed himself at the gate and I handed him the message I had given Eike to deliver. Tristian also claimed to be a noble and that we should stop attacking him or take him prisoner.
As he proves to be a pain and an annoyance he certainly is an unwanted person in the Duchy and may be attacked on seeing him and he has nay protection whatsoever from the Duchy.
The town settled down later on and as I am dead tired I let the paladins take over after delivering this report.
Kaelyn
*two notes are added to the report*
To the Commander of the Yewian armies.
In the last few days your scouts have infiltrated the City and kidnapped some of our citizens or friends.
I urge you to reconsider this behaviour and also must remind you that we expect the prisoners to stay unharmed.
We know that you have kidnapped Pierre Victor from the town and currently hold him in custody.
We also have captured one of your vassals and we might come to an agreement to trade them.
I hope you reconsider this sort of warfare, as else if we are forced to aggressively invade your lands and your citizens might also suffer from it.
Kaelyn
To the Commander of the Yewian armies.
I have heard that you intend to trial the Trinsic citizens Pierre Victor on the case of treason. I also heard that you have tortured him to probably make him confess whatever you wanted to hear.
Neither the Duchy nor the other nobles will accept such a trial as justified as you kidnapped him and then accuse him on your land.
I have sent this independent messenger in hope on an answer from you and to maybe set up negotiations to avoid further bloodshed.
I trust he will deliver our messages with nay troubles and hope that we manage to come to at least some proper agreements.
Kaelyn Officer in the Duchy Guards and responsible for trade in Trinsic