Holidays

Forgive my ignorance of the Elven custom. Whatever way is best for you I suppose. This need not be a public event. I cannot observe the custom, as my current duties involve recently orphaned children and right now is not the time to confront them with their loss. That will take time and alot of work for us to reach that point with them.

May the losses of our past, be remembered.

My parents always took their personal time to light candles around the estate for this to remember other members of the Kantaris bloodline. They refused to let the servants in the house participate.
I will respect the wishes of anyone willing to light a candle but would rather do remembrance with the others from Quinarian.

It is pleasing to my eyes to see the embracing of a holiday I hold dear to be done in such a respectful tone. In the Emerald Glade where I grew up, we would light candles hung from various trees and float them down rivers. When I was in the Great Dunes, my company lined the crests of sand hills with our candles.

In the end, how you all remember those who have fallen in one of Travance's greatest trageties is up to your personal decision. Be respectful for those we do not have with us these days.

I will join in Nesterin's ceremony, but will likely be also lighting my own down by the beachside. I suggest that when you choose a sight for your candle to be lit, be sure it is a place that means something to you.

~ Arradir

Nesterin,

I will be there as well, and have candles for those who wish to also remember. The lake seems fitting, weather permitting.


Cyndra Stagsblood
Vassal Of Alissandria

You all have my sincerest apologies for not appearing for the candle lighting. With the weather the way it has been I'm not sure if it even still happened but you have my apologies anyway. I was pulled away on emergency business that could not wait. I hope that you all were able to honor the lost in your own ways or were able to gather without my presence anyway.


Sincerely,
Nesterin