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A statement from the desk of Lady Lisette du Poncaire regarding important matter.

Regarding the happenings of yesterday's events, and much unexpected backlash from the crowd, I have several things to clear up about the course that was taken to get to this point, and the thought process' of myself, the Count Florian du Poncaire, and Baron Azrael Daalsein.


The Lord Guentyr and I got off on a bad foot originally. A poor reputation on behalf of the Lord and certain issues that had arisen led me to avoid the man like the plague, until the invasion occurred. During such invasion, we found ourselves in each other's company significantly more often, and I found his demeanor and behavior had improved. I found myself growing fond of the Lord, and we shared many wonderful conversations. After a short time, the Lord asked me a very important question. He asked for my hand in courtship, to which I was surprised, but happy.


In response to the Lord request, I told him I would be happy to accept, but he would have to seek out my cousin's approval. On the fourteenth of August he met with my cousin, the Count du Poncaire. My cousin stated two things: In order to court me the Lord Guentyr would have to 1. Improve his reputation by becoming more involved in the community or the like, and 2. Provide some grand gestures of his affections for me. After this meeting, the Lord Guentyr and I began planning the New Beginnings Ball, in which was based off of said requirements.


All was good and well, but I had come back in contact with the Baron Daalsein who I had not spoken to in some time. We found ourselves relating on a degree that I simply could not find with the Lord Guentyr. Don't get me wrong, the Lord Guentyr was a loving, kind man, but we did not share many similarities or experiences that bond you to a person like with the Baron and myself. Originally, I did not intend to court the Baron Daalsein. I saw the Baron as no more than a good friend, until he confessed his feelings to me unknowing, I was already being asked for by another.


I informed the Baron someone had already approached my cousin for my hand, but if he were serious about me, he may approach my cousin as well and I would allow the Count du Poncaire to make the final decision. The Baron approached my cousin on the nineteenth, to which the Count du Poncaire stated in order to decide this spat, that the Baron were to challenge Lord Guentyr to a duel. Had the Baron succeeded, my hand in courtship would be his, but should the Lord succeed, it would be his instead. I was content with this scenario, because as shallow and uncaring as it sounds, I would choose my cousins opinion over my own. 


It was decided that the Baron would challenge the Lord to a duel during the new beginnings ball, however I was not aware they were going to do it /during/ the ball, nor did I expect it to gather such a large display. Many in the crowd pleaded with me simply to pick, saying I was uncaring or dull. However, there is only so much you can do when these men had already committed themselves to this duel. I publicly offered them several times to simply chose and dismiss the duel, however they wished to continue, as now it was their honor on the line as well, therefor out of my control.


The Lord Guentyr decided to have Countirh Humaira di Civita fight in his place as his champion, and I allowed such because I deemed such making it a fair fight. Overwhelmingly, Baron Daalsein won the duel, and as such the situation was finished. I announced that my favor was with the Baron Daalsein and some asked if my promises to the Lord had been a farse, or simply a play to embarrass his house. My answer to both is no. I truly cared for the Lord, and it lies on my shoulders that communication was not made before such happened, but we truly did not expect for it to turn into such a grand event.


I will answer any further questions had for me if I am found around the city, but I believe I've addressed everything I can think of. I did not lie to anyone, nor did I intend for anybody to be humiliated, however it is my fault for not properly communicating to the Lord that the duel would occur, and for that I issue an apology to the Lord and his family.


I would like to address the petty rumors circling the court in the most concise manner I can muster. They are untrue and I hope curating them brought some joy to your life, you know who you are and what I speak about.


Signed, Lady Lisette du Poncaire.