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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Rastfar" data-source="post: 4506904" data-attributes="member: 9596">26 Ese, 637 M.Y.Today I met Holy Captain Esperson Wetherwax of Tefnut.  He bears more than a passing resemblance to myself.  I always knew Winter blood to be thick in House Wetherwax veins but still the similarity was unnerving.  Having been sent by his cousin Lord Falkoner Wetherwax in response to our warnings of a potential threat against the Royal Margrave’s Navy, we yielded all we knew in confidence.  I did not divulge all my secrets, but the timing did not seem appropriate.  Perhaps when I receive an audience with the Lord of House Wetherwax alone, then I may feel secure enough to capitulate my honour to duty.Charlotte the Bronze is leader of the Firebrands.  She brings us news that the Sea Wyvern is ours.  Unfortunately, it has been impounded by House Devenpeck, apparently circumstances are that it was in transit without appropriate papers, a fact that certainly does not go unnoticed.  Would House Devenpeck be so bold were they not in play for power of the RMN?  I do not relish the trip to Weispeirogen.  I hope that we need not leave the harbour except aboard our vessel.More to my chagrin, my fellow Academy alum informs me further of Markos and his sordid past.  As she knows it, he is the bastard son of a man named Phineas Winter – a known pirate, pillager, and murderer in the area around the Hammer.  And this is the true purpose behind the abduction of the child from House Raymer, this cutthroat was merely taking what he saw as rightfully his.  If such is the case, Markos must surely have been aware, if not complicit, of many of the nefarious deeds that occurred aboard his father’s vessel.  Could this place him in the Charter as some sort of spy sent at his father’s behest?  Little is known or revealed of the boy’s sudden escape from his captors.  And immediately after his vanishing many powerful divinations and magicks were used by both those of the cloth and the arcane to learn more of his disappearance.  All attempts failed, or were thwarted.  The natural conclusion is that someone, or something, of some great power and control endeavored to do so.  Can I trust him?  Only time will tell.  The next time he begs to trade spells with me I shall use the opportunity to begin my inquiry.‘The measure of a man's real character is what he would do if he knew he would never be found out.’</blockquote>

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