The Pirate Accords of 1217

I would do your best to try and not bring the wrath of my Lady. There are reasons why there are stories and legends about her. Unfortunately they focused a lot on her wrath and less on her beauty. So perhaps instead of trying to just go and murder her and find yourself poorly lacking, you could come drink some ale with me and we can play some games and talk of tales and perhaps I will tell you more about her?

If there are indeed provable legal concerns with the charter, they can be hashed out in a meeting with the proper parties, but by and large Mr. Mantel Warrane, I think you may have misread or perhaps jumped to conclusions about our intent, our affiliations, and our expectations. I would respectfully disagree, in many cases, with your comments about both the charter and the letter of the law, but you have written at such length that I would consider it much easier to address those interpretations in person as well.

Oh - spray yer brainless turd all over parchment so called first mate; let D dumb down her quill fer ye aye? T'is better? I be pennin' it all slow like ye.

T'is very clear ye nay lawyer and nay even familiar with any laws. Ye nay be able t' arrest people fer their name, let alone a name they assumed, let alone crimes they nay be proven guilty of, or crimes they nay even commit, or may or may not commit in t'future.

Nice try ye lard brained screechy gobshyte. I hope ye be named his second, so D can kick yer boney arse all over the swamps an' dirt too.

Demeanor I literally have no idea what you're saying?

Firstly I would like to clear something up.
Cade,
You say that you have reached out to Lord Aleister’s Knights. While I can’t speak on Barak’s behalf for having received a letter, I can definitely say he is harder to reach than I. On the other hand, I received no missives from you, ever. I find this unfortunate, given my sworn duty to having protected your ships while at port. I have been absent from feast for a few moons, mostly because I have been so needed at the docks. However I am, and continue to be at the service of all captains docked within Valandra’s shores. If you had reached out to me, I would have found time to speak with you.

Regardless, whether you were careless or lying in your statement is irrelevant. You seem to have made up your mind to label yourself as thus, and it doesn’t matter to me either way. I echo my Lords statements, as I spend almost all my time on the seas personally.

If you would like to at least throw a single bucket of water on this burning bridge, please feel free to send a missive to me at any time and I will show you that the nobles of Drega’mire are not what you think we are.
Otherwise, if your spite is truly that great, I bid you good luck with your choices.

In service to Lord Aleister, -Sir Philidin Ienbura the Adamantine -Knight Commander of Drega'Mire

First Mate Osprey of the Night Harrier,

As I stated in my letter, if you would like to refute my points, you should bring it up to the people who bear Authority on the matter. I simply wished to provide some insight on how the articles read to a neutral party such as myself. But, I would be willing to aid in further clarification if you feel such a conversation would be worthwhile. I'm confined to this Inn for a short while while my legs continue to mend, so you may come find me in the Scholar's corner should you wish to speak more.

--Mantel