Letter for the mysterius knight of the Lillie tor left at balladee college

[Gordan]

Prestigious knight

Name is Riccardo Corvo, I'm the Modini mercenary who if you listen the accusations of ballader Roderick  payed a mercenary to kill you or something likr that.

I want to make my actions and intentions clear so I can make honest apologies, I would prefer make this on person but time and work keep me busy.

When I saw you in the plaza i believed was a jape,  a person dress and acting as a knight for fun, we have this often in the modo we call then masked ball feasts or carnivals, in such games masked people walk the streets of the city pretending to be stereotypes of political parties or noble figures .

I believed that what I was looking at.

And I do not asked the swordman to figth you, I asked him if he would figth a knigth, and he departed on the upper floor to face you without more words, I would have tossed s gauntlet and did all the cerimony of the case but things get out of hand.


I was not aware the balladers collage master a knigthly order

I was not aware it was a serius and respectuff title.

And for that i apology

I Riccardo Corvo of il Modo apology

The consortium i work for have nothing to do with this, and if this will lead to my persona been fired from it is fine, but still is innocent from my actions.

If you desire find me  reach the almhouse in the tablet i spend there most of my time out of duty as a medic of sage Santina

With respect

-Riccardo Corvo

[Dugs]

Dear Riccardo Corvo,

I received your letter and appreciate your attempt at clarification. Misunderstandings can indeed happen, especially in a city as diverse as ours. I accept your apology for the confusion regarding the nature of my knighthood. The customs and traditions of the Lillie Tor might be unfamiliar to those not associated with our order.

I would like to believe that this incident was indeed a misunderstanding, and I appreciate your acknowledgment of the situation. However, your actions, albeit born of confusion, did cause a disruption. To resolve this matter, I propose a gesture of goodwill.

As a display of sincerity and to benefit the community, I kindly ask you to make a donation of five hundred dinars to the Almshouse. This establishment plays a crucial role in providing aid to those in need, and such a contribution would help support their noble cause. Should you choose to make this donation, please inform me, and I will personally match it. This collective effort will demonstrate our commitment to fostering goodwill and unity within our community.

Let us put this incident behind us and move forward with shared purpose. The restoration of the garden and the pursuit of noble dreams are endeavors we can all contribute to, irrespective of our backgrounds.

Regards,

Balladeer Roderick Fischer
The Greenbringer

[Gordan]

  at soon as last letter is recieved there are severals insults in modini whispered by the young sellsword when he compare roderick's mother profession to a cow and comment his dick-shaped head...

Not the less a answer arrive

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Balladeer Roderick Fischer

The letter was not meant for you but i'm glad i recieved a answer so fast.

I will glady put in charity what you ask but i will lie if i tell you i believe this will work, as a follower of Sage Santina i believe healings and help the less fortunate is a sacred duty.

But in the modo we have a say: if you give coins to a man who do not work for them, he never will.

What i'm tryng to say is the well do not need more charity in my opinion, it need more opportunity.

factories, brickyards, bakeries, explorers, that's what I would spend money on, offering a refugee the chance to earn and spend money I think can do more good for society than offering money to a man with no hope for the future, so many times I saw good willed white leaguer offer coins to beggars who used them for drugs.

This is why I joined the consortium despise their shady  reputation, I believe a economicaly increase in the well may open opportunity of grown and expansion that will lead in less povertà for the comon man and his family.

but after all, as I have said many times, I am not an inhabitant of Ephia, I am a guest, and as such I can suggest but not dictate how a city should function.

With respect

-Riccardo Corvo