A Potential Lecture

I would be interested in what you have discovered. Any assistance I can provide in clarification?

I will be there should my schedule align. I am interested in anything regarding these topics.

Lady Kleidin,

Perhaps insights and further details on how the specific vulnerabilities or strengths of demons may be overcome by the alchemical creation I have made would not go amiss as to aid the understanding of those present?

Dr. Nigel Whitworth

I'm very sad that I will not be present for this. I would love to talk to you sometime about your findings. I have come a long way since the last time I tried to learn something from you, and I might actually be able to follow you this time.

Gothi Caldor,

Though we may not share the same vernacular, know that many respect you as one of the wisest of all among Travanceans. I seek and keep your guidance in all things, as you tend to have the right idea, and are not afraid to share it with those who would listen.

That being said, I do hope that you are able to appreciate Dr. Whitworth's lecture. I maintain strong jealousy; but alas, I must away from Proper.

I would speak with you the next time we meet in Proper, now that you are no longer burdened with the Null Prison.

I look forward to your next Mass, as usual.

Be safe, and enjoy Creation anew.

In Willing Service,
--M. Mantel Warrane

Master Caldor,

I am delighted to hear you have decided to further your education. To my mind, it is one of the most important things one can do. One of my professors at university was fond of saying "when you stop learning, you start dying." While a bit of an extreme metaphor, I rather like the sentiment behind it.

I should be most glad to discuss this with you when our schedules once more align. Perhaps over a cup of tea.

In science and progress,
Dr. Nigel Whitworth