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<blockquote data-quote="Scotley" data-source="post: 2395157" data-attributes="member: 11520">A MissiveThe package is fairly small and wrapped in oiled paper. Inside is a letter on Marin and Son stationary and a small journal. The letter reads as follows:&quot;I regret to hear of your seperation from the rest of the team, but you must best just the necesity of your actions. I am pleased that you are continuing to act to find my son and bring justice to the villians responsible. As you requested I have enclosed a means of communication with Mr. Rook. The journal is similar to the log books I use. Anything written in it will appear on a similar journal which I have sent to Rook. His writting in the other book will appear in yours. I am informed that the 'Rumpled Bedsheet' has reached Mermaid's Rest today. My diviners tell me that my son, Allois, was still alive though weak as of noon today and still in the area of Mermaid's Rest. As to legal title to the ship, it depends mainly on whether ownership is contested. A good lawyer or a bad judge can usually take care of it fairly easily when no party questions the change of ownership.&quot; </blockquote>

[QUOTE="Scotley, post: 2395157, member: 11520"] [b]A Missive[/b] The package is fairly small and wrapped in oiled paper. Inside is a letter on Marin and Son stationary and a small journal. The letter reads as follows: "I regret to hear of your seperation from the rest of the team, but you must best just the [COLOR=Teal]necesity of your actions. I am pleased that you are continuing to act to find my son and bring justice to the villians responsible. As you requested I have enclosed a means of communication with Mr. Rook. The journal is similar to the log books I use. Anything written in it will appear on a similar journal which I have sent to Rook. His writting in the other book will appear in yours. I am informed that the 'Rumpled Bedsheet' has reached Mermaid's Rest today. My diviners tell me that my son, Allois, was still alive though weak as of noon today and still in the area of Mermaid's Rest. As to legal title to the ship, it depends mainly on whether ownership is contested. A good lawyer or a bad judge can usually take care of it fairly easily when no party questions the change of ownership." [/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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