A Drink-stained letter sent to Bashir

[Karp]

Esteemed Senior Scribe,

I am reaching out to you with the highest level of respect that you deserve, on the matter of one Velan Volandis. I am conducting an investigation on his life and deeds and would benefit from more information as the matter happened long ago.

Do you still keep documentation on the Brooking inquiry? And if you do, would I be able to read through it? Furthermore, if there is any additional documentation on the man, I kindly request access to it.

Thank you in advance,

Gaston Fournier,
Student at the College of Balladeers of the Lost Hearth.

"What is to Give Light, must Endure Burning"

[Fabulous Secret Powers]

Student Gaston Fournier,


if there is documentation about Velan Volandis' supposed crimes, I do not have access to it. By searching through our labyrinthine archives, I was able to find the following entry about the controversial hero:

Velan Volandis Proposes a limit on Boring Proposals such as for Licenses in the form of a verse. Rejected on the subjective nature of Boring.

History would have moved down quite the different paths if he had had his way. It should also be noted that Velan Volandis was one among many to recommend Sol Auk as a Prominent Figure.

Now, if you require additional sources in your quest for the truth, may I recommend the transcendent Velan Volandis novelettes? While they take many creative freedoms, inside their pages one can find the very essence of Velan Volandis; his boyish bravado, which elves are capable of having, despite living for thousands of years. I think boyishness is a state of mind, really.

Also, by following a nearly endless paper trail, I did discover that Mr. Volandis commissioned a portrait from Edha. As Edha's talent is endless, the artwork in question should no doubt illuminate you on perhaps the most important aspect of Velan Volandis: his gorgeous appearance.

Hopefully this was of assistance,

Senior Scribe Bashir Khatara

[Karp]

Esteemed Bashir:

This didn't help me at all.
But I want to thank you for your time, nonetheless.


Gaston Fournier,
Student at the College of Balladeers of the Lost Hearth.