Troy

Lady Ilana,

My sincerest thanks. I will reach out to you soon with a precise number as soon as I can. I'm trying to keep families together, and not all families can cross that distance.

Lira,

I suspected that would be the case. I cannot thank you enough for trying as you can. The Ferryman must be so proud. I pray they found some spiritual sanctuary under the arms of St. Venidene. If not, I hope Rota Gibde carried them to it.

Father Ephrem,

Many thanks to you as well. Many of the people are Valosian, so this refuge will surely provide at lease some measure of comfort. You need not worry about the weight of an entire city, however, as the remaining population is not even close. Not even a little.

Jericho,

If the Claw has the space I will use it. I will cover the costs out of my own pocket as to not put Master Kane out. Thank you.

Seth,

I swore an oath under the watch of St. Venidene. I am beholden to it now. They will pay.

Admiral Piper,

First and foremost, you have my condolences on your loss. The loss of Troy is a tragedy. I did my best to help get whoever I could out, and I saw you and Miss Ninnyhammer and I am in awe of your bravery that night. You did the best you could. I wish I could give some explanation of why they would do this, but this is not the first time for them and I am sure it will not be the last if we cannot stop them soon. Yes, I have my own personal grievances with Enzarond and Baliol, but know that I will do what it takes to see them both pay for ALL of their victims.

I don't have much that I am really able to physically give to assist, however should any of the survivors wish an escort to help them feel safer as we help them find somewhere to go, I will gladly volunteer my services in that regard. I understand what they are going through right now and will do whatever I can to help them.

Squire Keladry Aybara
Private of the Baronial Guard.

Darkwood Academy is out for summer vacation. We can house and provide for up to 700 or so people. I will send all of my wagons to the Proper at sunrise; they will pass out food and clothing and anyone who wishes to come stay at the Academy may return to Sagewood on them.

They may have full use of the Academy until October when school reopens. We have bedrooms, bathrooms, kitchens, - everything needed. By October we can get them settled where ever they choose to stay; and of course any that wish to stay in Sagewood or attend the Academy are fully welcome to do so.

Owen, let them know that we will take care of them, that they are not alone.

To all-

The Guard will assist the moving of these people and their belongings. Please contact me or Lt Erik with your needs and we will provide.

-Allyce

Squire Keladry,

Thank you. I am quite sorry to hear that you have went through something so familiar. It is a travesty. It is a comfort, however, to know that others passed through the same trial and did not lose hope. Forgive me if I call upon you in excess over the next few days. There are many that must be moved soon.

Sir Wrenton,

Gods bless the summer, then. That will take up sizeable portion of the refugees. I cannot thank you enough for opening your doors. None of us are alone with hospitality like this.

Lieutenant Allyce,

I will contact you soon with the planned placements for the survivors so you might have a rough estimate of how many guards will be needed along what path. Thank you for your service.

Owen,

I will contact my Lady ahead of my arrival back in Alisandria. We will make any and all preparations available to us. If we can spare builders, we will. We certainly have plenty of work for those seeking it. Housing will be made available for as many as we can.

Along with that, Father Ephrem, I will be in contact with my Lady about setting up a mission house in Alisandria for the Church so that there is equal representation in Alisandria along with having more dedicated space for refugees.