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<blockquote data-quote="reason" data-source="post: 2939654" data-attributes="member: 6022"><p><strong>...</strong></p><p></p><p>35. That certain nobility have common thieves' blood.</p><p></p><p><a href="http://www.principiainfecta.com/archives/2005/01/queen_of_thieve_1.php" target="_blank">http://www.principiainfecta.com/archives/2005/01/queen_of_thieve_1.php</a></p><p></p><p>An old Ammander saying has it that a thief will only confide in a cat - and vice versa.</p><p></p><p>Some years ago, the young Lady Malel of Port began to maintain a retinue of cats that soon outnumbered her loyal Ammander retainers. The sleek creatures had the run of her manse and grounds overlooking the bay. The Malel estate walls were lined with eyes during the day, cats sunning themselves while carefully watching household retainers, traders and Temple Guard in the streets. By night, this feline retinue roamed far and wide in Port.</p><p></p><p>While the cats of Lady Malel prowled the streets, the self-styled King of Thieves held court in the dockside safehouses. There were fewer outright thugs in those days and thieves were more secretive - the Temple Guard rather than militia kept the peace. Still, Port has always has more than its share of motley, rough folk.</p><p></p><p>The night that the King and half the thieves of Port drunkenly chased a cat and the King's spiced spineel all the way to the Malel estate - a dozen of the Temple Guard at their heels, to hear the tale told by those who claim to have been there - has become a good story with the passage of time. The troubadors seized on it one summer and Lady Malel's cat was transformed into a horde of felines bent on eating the thieves of Port out of house and home. It is a popular performance, but few folk know the rest of the story.</p><p></p><p>It came to pass that the King spent more time in the manse of Lady Malel, and cats were seen more often in the safehouses. But this was all many seasons ago and there is no King of Thieves in Port anymore. The aged daughter of that Lady Malel lives alone and without retainers in the present time, although cats still sun themselves on the overgrown grounds and unkempt walls of her manse.</p><p></p><p>Reason</p><p><a href="http://www.principiainfecta.com" target="_blank">Principia Infecta</a></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="reason, post: 2939654, member: 6022"] [b]...[/b] 35. That certain nobility have common thieves' blood. [url]http://www.principiainfecta.com/archives/2005/01/queen_of_thieve_1.php[/url] An old Ammander saying has it that a thief will only confide in a cat - and vice versa. Some years ago, the young Lady Malel of Port began to maintain a retinue of cats that soon outnumbered her loyal Ammander retainers. The sleek creatures had the run of her manse and grounds overlooking the bay. The Malel estate walls were lined with eyes during the day, cats sunning themselves while carefully watching household retainers, traders and Temple Guard in the streets. By night, this feline retinue roamed far and wide in Port. While the cats of Lady Malel prowled the streets, the self-styled King of Thieves held court in the dockside safehouses. There were fewer outright thugs in those days and thieves were more secretive - the Temple Guard rather than militia kept the peace. Still, Port has always has more than its share of motley, rough folk. The night that the King and half the thieves of Port drunkenly chased a cat and the King's spiced spineel all the way to the Malel estate - a dozen of the Temple Guard at their heels, to hear the tale told by those who claim to have been there - has become a good story with the passage of time. The troubadors seized on it one summer and Lady Malel's cat was transformed into a horde of felines bent on eating the thieves of Port out of house and home. It is a popular performance, but few folk know the rest of the story. It came to pass that the King spent more time in the manse of Lady Malel, and cats were seen more often in the safehouses. But this was all many seasons ago and there is no King of Thieves in Port anymore. The aged daughter of that Lady Malel lives alone and without retainers in the present time, although cats still sun themselves on the overgrown grounds and unkempt walls of her manse. Reason [URL=http://www.principiainfecta.com]Principia Infecta[/URL] [/QUOTE]
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