*hand delivered by a large man in dark plate mail and cloak. The envelope is of decent quality and the handwriting seems to be from an unpracticed hand.*

Councilor Tyrell,

My name is Geb Halleck, and I have recently joined up with House Archibald. I am now called a squire, and one of my initial tasks is to research the nearby Drow city of Traensyr.

I myself spent some time there as a gladiator, but I learned little and saw even less during my imprisonment.

So I am formally requesting for you to allow me access to what information you have concerning Traensyr. It's history, location, politics and interaction or alliances are all of interest to House Archibald. Any other information that you can share with us would be a great help.

Or at the least, if you have any suggestion as to who might have this information available for me to research. I have contacted Seeker Hall with this request, and wonder what others sources might be able to share this knowledge with myself and House Archibald.

Looking forward to your response,

Squire Geb Halleck of House Archibald.

*the same large man checks to see if he got a letter from the councilor at House Archibald and at the Rock Bottom Inn. He finds none*

"Crap! I hope that Councilor isn't too busy to help me with my research project. That Captain Mormont is going to think I'm slacking off..."

*Geb pens a quick note to the Councilor*

Councilor Tyrell,

Was wondering if you got my first letter. Do you have any information for me, or can you tell me who to talk to in my quest for this knowledge?

You can reach me at the Rock Bottom Inn where I stay, or at House Archibald where I work.

Thanks a bushel!

Squire Geb Halleck

Squire Geb,

I don't have access to any completed texts or histories of Traensyr beyond a few brief references, but I have heard a few tales and have been meaning to compile my notes into a formal (if brief) review of that dreadful place. Please allow me a day to put something together for you.

Apologies for the lateness of the reply, I have been busy with the campaign.

Councilor Adelia Tyrell