Exotic and Rare Goods for Sale

Sir McKraegar, that is not how the law works. I would have had to insult you in some manner or slander your name for me to besmirching you. Telling you that I can spend my gold how I please is not an insult.

I ask that a Lord please step in with this matter. I do not wish to fight, and will no longer reply unless it has to do with the goods being sold.

Sir McKraegar,
Understood. It will be brought before the guards.

Mister Aldorson,
Their business IS his concern. That's the point. He is a Knight. That is his whole concern -- The safety and security of the people, which is what his original post aimed to warn; it was steeped in concern.

However, they basically said "you can't tell me what to do"... to a Knight....in a public forum...On the advertisement of a respected visiting entity.

Call me crazy, but that sounds like besmirchment to me.

Mr. Sumner, Astrid,

Once on the proper, please report to the guard -- we can speak further of this then.

I will leev your sanitee for wun mor qualified to judge. Perhaps Ilana or Maxwell.

I will, however, call you a gifted storyteller. You hav described detaels of this argument and intenshuns of thos involved that arr far from obveus to wun as simpl as myself.

A member of the Nobility has spoken. What you would "rather" do is no longer relevant.

Sir Daniel, as my Knight, I will say this - we have enough issues in this town, I don't need more discord and resentment in Travance, especially towards my own knights.

Astrid, Mr. Sumner, you are to meet with myself, and Sir MacKregar, the next time you are in town, and we will discuss this in a civil and respectable manner. I make no claims as to who is right and who is wrong, but I do not want resentment to linger.

In service to the Land,

Mr Lyrian,

Would it be too late to change my order to two units of Malorne Wood instead of the Maiden's Circle gold?

Thank you kindly,