Regarding your poetry the other day for the fallen.
* Caddy fell on the line of duty to bring back Legate Marcellus from below
* The Fourth the will remember him as a man steadfast in his duties, putting duty before death and death before dishonor
* Caddy to me was a fellow Soldier, a Sergeant in arms, a friend and most importantly he was a brother.
Should I have missed a question that you asked me regarding Caddy let me know.
Sergeant Reyer
Sergeant Reyer,
Thank you for your words on the fallen. Janissary Lightdew contributed some recollections as well. Below is the result, my work:
QuoteOf Sergeant Cavanaugh, called "Caddy"
A man of sturdy, stalwart form;
Who answered fast the Well's command;
And up the axe, into the storm;
The vanguard ever his to stand.
That into the lightless halls he strode;
Into the deep, menace's abode;
With clarion light, companions bold;
He cut the way through darkness' hold.
When at the final bitter place;
They struck him there a mortal blow;
And stood he there at death's embrace;
No failing face would he there show.
He meets the Martyrs writ in fame;
For Legate saved now lifts his name.
A Soldier of the Well.
If you find that any part should be changed, inform me and it will be so.
Sister Amélie