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Is it working right, Wes?
It's working? Wonderful, grand. Catch me if I mess up a word, Alban.
I'll begin by introducing myself. I'm Harlow Ketch. I like to think I'm recognizable, but the only thing you really need to know about me is that I'm a Knight of Bloodcast and a few months ago Lynmar Lomstedt accused me of trying to rob the grave of Ser Carlomann, one of our order's founders. I claimed I'd go out to get his cape, and, eventually, after a few outings, Lynmar told us he'd sit down and conclude the feud with humility.
The fact I'm recording this has hopefully already displayed that he did not live up to this promise. Lomstedt instead communicated with a variety of people, and eventually walked into the estate of one Duke mac Conall to clarify that he was, in fact, not going to apologize for what he had done and was instead going to go out on a limb and join the Viridian Order himself. He claimed two Viridians had offered joining the order to him, though, due to Lomstedt's usual choice in… honesty, and the honorable nature of the Viridians, it was more likely he… what's the word, Alban? Inflated? That one.- It was more likely he inflated an offer to walk in their shoes, following the code of Ehrenhof as being formally allowed within their order. We had assumed this meant apologizing for what he'd done, as well. Yet when the Bloodcasts of the city, including myself, Alban Koning, Lazarus Lupenzi, Lee-Ming Qie and the Duke Mac Conall, asked him to formally apologize to the Elder Council for the actions he, himself, committed, he refused. Entirely. Noting that he'd already apologized to reverends and individual Viridians, so surely he's done his part already.
This was not something I wanted to let stand. Our orders fought over his sins, and now he claims he's done enough to wipe them away. I challenged him to an honor duel. He refused, saying that this manner between the Bloodcasts and Viridians was not worth a duel. This manner which has resulted in combat between our two orders was, word for word, "not worth a duel". So says the coward, unwilling to admit, unwilling to apologize.
And to Lynmar, who no doubt is reading this now, the offer stands. I'll still allow you the ability to accept the duel. You can even pick the time and the place. But if you're going to stick to what you said prior and refuse to duel me over this slight, then fine. But do it publicly, instead of hidden behind closed doors, with a brooding look to the horizon as if you're the victim for cracking open the tomb of one of our founders and lying to the Oranjen that found you.
All feuds aside, have a wonderful day. And hold your cape close, because everyone knows you don't deserve it.
Alright, Wes, you can disable it now.
It's working? Wonderful, grand. Catch me if I mess up a word, Alban.
So Says The Coward.
I'll begin by introducing myself. I'm Harlow Ketch. I like to think I'm recognizable, but the only thing you really need to know about me is that I'm a Knight of Bloodcast and a few months ago Lynmar Lomstedt accused me of trying to rob the grave of Ser Carlomann, one of our order's founders. I claimed I'd go out to get his cape, and, eventually, after a few outings, Lynmar told us he'd sit down and conclude the feud with humility.
The fact I'm recording this has hopefully already displayed that he did not live up to this promise. Lomstedt instead communicated with a variety of people, and eventually walked into the estate of one Duke mac Conall to clarify that he was, in fact, not going to apologize for what he had done and was instead going to go out on a limb and join the Viridian Order himself. He claimed two Viridians had offered joining the order to him, though, due to Lomstedt's usual choice in… honesty, and the honorable nature of the Viridians, it was more likely he… what's the word, Alban? Inflated? That one.- It was more likely he inflated an offer to walk in their shoes, following the code of Ehrenhof as being formally allowed within their order. We had assumed this meant apologizing for what he'd done, as well. Yet when the Bloodcasts of the city, including myself, Alban Koning, Lazarus Lupenzi, Lee-Ming Qie and the Duke Mac Conall, asked him to formally apologize to the Elder Council for the actions he, himself, committed, he refused. Entirely. Noting that he'd already apologized to reverends and individual Viridians, so surely he's done his part already.
This was not something I wanted to let stand. Our orders fought over his sins, and now he claims he's done enough to wipe them away. I challenged him to an honor duel. He refused, saying that this manner between the Bloodcasts and Viridians was not worth a duel. This manner which has resulted in combat between our two orders was, word for word, "not worth a duel". So says the coward, unwilling to admit, unwilling to apologize.
And to Lynmar, who no doubt is reading this now, the offer stands. I'll still allow you the ability to accept the duel. You can even pick the time and the place. But if you're going to stick to what you said prior and refuse to duel me over this slight, then fine. But do it publicly, instead of hidden behind closed doors, with a brooding look to the horizon as if you're the victim for cracking open the tomb of one of our founders and lying to the Oranjen that found you.
All feuds aside, have a wonderful day. And hold your cape close, because everyone knows you don't deserve it.
Alright, Wes, you can disable it now.
A crude smiley face was etched onto the bottom of the declaration.
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