The Four Lands - The Colony

[J. Alexander]

As the party partakes of the refrishments Lord Benton motions towards one of the ensings..."Please bring the letter box" the young man leaves then retuns with a roswood and gilt box with a lock upon which a red seal has been placed. Taking the box the Admiral shows it to each of you...at which point an ensigh hands you a sheet of paper..."If you gentlemen would be so kinds as to attest by affixing your signature in the proper place that the box is sealed and remains unopend at this time and date it would be greatle appreciated."

 

[Nightbreeze]

Oh-oh. Sealed information. I would be very curious to know who gave you this, Admiral.

 

[J. Alexander]

"It was given to me by HRH and His grace the morning we set sail along with several other sealed chests and boxes to be opened at set times or a predetermined need"

 

[Scotley]

Alvar

With some excitement, Alvar signs in the appropriate place. "I am eager to see what information awaits."

 

[Lou]

Alton Kanri

Alton signs his name at the place indicated, adding "red seal on lock" after his name if such an indication does not appear on the paper.

 

[Neurotic]

Sick leave

My little ones are having a bit of pneumonia, so I'll be spotty with posting as I'm not at work. NPC me as neccessary.

Since they started daycare they are more sick then healthy but everyone assures me that's normal. Bleh!

IC: Randal partakes in both brandy and cigare, first with gusto second out of protocol. He signs the papers and looks around expectantly.

 

[Maidhc O Casain]

Pandak

Pandak also signs the paper and waits calmly for the latest revelation.

 

[J. Alexander]

The admiral opens the box and produces a series of letters upon which various dates and times have been selected. Taken one he hands it to the party in general. The letter is still sealed with the impression of the Grand Duke of Brightlaw and those of HRH.

 

[Nightbreeze]

Ederin warily observes the seal, then, asking permission without words, breaks it and reads the document at a loud voice.


ooc: as you requested, JA, I'd like to criticize a little bit. You understandably have the time to post only once in a while, but when you do, I think you should go on with the story as much as possibile. It is pretty obvious that we are going to read the letter, so I don't think that you should have interrupted the post. I don't mean to offend, as I said, but I noticed that pattern in the last month.

 

[J. Alexander]

Good Point

I will do as you suggested