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Message: <blockquote data-quote="jbear" data-source="post: 5655866" data-attributes="member: 75065">"Thank you for this enlightning discussion, good Mr Stillwell. You have given us much to think upon, yet thinned the inky cloud that obscures the truth around this matter. Perhaps Lord Feador can tell us exactly what the invention was. We know it involves something that can work with a thin ink. Perhaps some special kind of quill? Quills and feathers certainly seem to enter into Lord Feador's realm of expertise. I think the moment has come to go and ask the man himself. This Lord Feador ... am I right in thinking he is a rich and wealthy man with a good deal of local power, much of which stems from his selling of high quality feathers used to make quills?"As Relic gets to his feet he listens carefully to the gnome's response with a smile and offers him his hand in farewell."Well, again, I thank you Mr Stillwell, and thank you for your warning. Let us hope we can find a happy solution to this matter so that Mr Frickard's soul can rest as it deserves. A good day and may the wind blow your way!"On the way over to Lord Feador's farm he motions for his companions to come closer and in a hushed tone says:"I may well be wrong, but I fear we are meddling with nobles again. Pay close attention to Lord Feador's words. If what Stillwell said was true, Frickard's inventions have been outdating common work tools. If he wanted a thinner ink made, perhaps he had invented something that outdated the quill. Which if my hunch is right, would have put the Feador's Quill production in grave economic danger. Stillwell said Frickard had been working closely with Lord Feador ... I wonder if that relationship was altogether an amicable one ..."</blockquote>

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