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Message: <blockquote data-quote="GreyOne" data-source="post: 1105706" data-attributes="member: 858">-Taken from the council record as written by Fenes, 2nd Veerat to the court of Rodvolo, King of Eastfair on the 8th year of his lordship, 8th day, First Autumn Mark.Khuritsa and his hired mercanters were brought before his Highness and the Council of Merchants next. The issue of Lord Visel's conflict with the Lord Orvogan and his Lady-wife Preda was brought to the court's attention.Lord Khuritsa's mercanters were decidedly arrogant throughout the proceeding and it took much of His Highness's patience and wisdom to not call his armsmen down on the four of them.  The issue of the market squabble was next raised by Prince Leet and the killing of four of the King's armsmen.  Lord Khuritsa pointed out that the four men interefered with the vendetta killing of Visel's men and were ordered to do so by the King's son.  The witnesses brought forth from the market confirmed this.  It was thus determined that a silvergeld would not be stipulated according to the city laws.  After a short deliberation, the King's judgement was thus:The lord Khuritsa and his men would not pay the silvergeld for the death of the armsmen, but would need return the goods and riches payed by Leet to the Lord Visel, plus 3 hack silver bracelets for the market disturbance. Thus it was recorded this day, by the King's loyal hand. </blockquote>