Letter Tacked to the Inn board

Erdrick
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29 Oct 2009 12:58 #1 by Erdrick (Erdrick)

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21 October, 1209
People of Travance,

Word of the recent death of Magnus Zero Von'Ritter has reached the ears of the Council of House Von'Ritter and I have been asked to conduct an investigation into his murder. I should be arriving on the Friday night of your next Baronial feast and would appreciate the cooperation of the local nobility and peasantry alike. Any person who is able to bring forward information leading to the capture, or who is able to capture directly, the murderer in question will be doing a personal favor to House Von'Ritter and will be rewarded appropriately.

In the pursuit of justice,

Aneith Tal'Keric Von'Ritter

Lord Erdrick Brightstar
Guardian of Belladeen
(Samuel Roberts)

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