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A Brother Lost - A Denouncement.

Vivamente

An Unfortunate Scotsman
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From the desk of Ser Alexander Dunmore,
Knight of the Duncairn Estate and
Lord Commander of the Gallovian Royal Guard.
'It is with great sadness, that I must pass judgement on one of my own.

My own brother, Kenneth Leslie Dunmore has attempted to aid the Blackhawks in a recent Gang War in Rose Court, which the Yanar attempted to free from the afforementioned gang's clutches. I hereby disown my brother, he will hold no power within my household, he will break no bread at my table and drink no drinks with my kin. He shall never share my name again.

This denouncement does not come easily, though it must be done to protect my family and their reputation from harm. He is no decent man and never will be, if you are reading this yourself, brother. I urge you, repent for your sins and confess to the Spirit your wrongs that I may consider allowing your return. Furthermore, your wife may choose whether she remains or leaves with you, your children will be given the same choice.'​
 
Many copies of this letter would be pinned wherever the denouncement above was place

"You call yourself a hero, yet you are a villain. I stood there in the defense that the Yanar decided to attack Rose Court when no attack was needed. They used fire that had the chance to burn homes to the ground. You will judge me and me alone. My family has nothing to do with my actions, unlike you. You wore armor, carried a mace and shield, along with wearing your own armor while acting upon something that didn't bother with you. I was there when they appeared. I stood ready to defend myself against the threat that became the Yanar. You are a Violet, yet you side with the Yanar within their own gang war. I am a Blacksmith. You beat me down with your mace, knowing that I was defeated. You were no brother of mine. If you were, you wouldn't have enjoyed beating me with your mace that once held honor. You, Aleck Dunmore, acted with bloodlust. You have become the enemy to me and my family. The Spirit will judge you greatly with your journey of the Great Way.

Spirit grant you mercy
Kenneth Dunmore"
@Vivamente
 
Joasaie reads these pinned up letters, confused on the idea of a Yanar using fire and attacking Rose Court. She'd mumble to herself as she left to Greygate, "This Kenneth sounds like an idiot. Like a Yanar would be near fire to use it with what it can do to us. Tsk."
 
Among the many jaded and languid comments of denunciation, a man would quietly peer at the second letter pinned below the denunciation, idly rolling a coin between his knuckles in contemplation "Well" he'd remark "you may say all you wish about this Kenneth, but he is no coward, unlike most in this city." with this, he'd flip the coin, watching it land before offering a smile at the results. It would seem he had some work to do...
 
The Altalar writer came across this denouncement. "The Yanar were not peacefully coming and going. They almost burned us alive! AND did nothing to do anything about it, I should know, I was there!"
 
Julian limped over to the denouncement muttering to himself "Saw those crazy fuckers fightin' in the street, they've sure got a fuckin' mind fer theatrics."
 
William would read over the letter, with a brow raised and an otherwise neutral expression

"Can't say I'm entirely surprised, after yesterday."