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Summoned to the Garrison at her soonest convenience for statement. Report to Janissary Kesandera.

A Priest of the Twin Martyrs

Summoned to the Garrison at their soonest convenience for a minor service to the Legion. Report to Janissary Kesandera or any available Soldier.

A subforum where old case files can be moved to, along with information that might not be useful but could be good to have on hand, for the factions to have access to without taking up inventory spaces.

a letter in scratchy writing is slipped under the door to the Legate's office

Legate Auk,

The 4th Legion feels woefully ineffectual at the current time, considering a man felt emboldened to attack me in the streets in broad daylight. I am yet Voiceless, so I can't field motions at Assembly, but perhaps I might could field some ideas with you on what could be done to fix this.

-Janissary Kesandera

As the title says. This would mirror the quest timer resets, and would be a bit more cozy while still being effectively "once per day"

My first real foray into EFU's environment, and she met a fitting end... Off on some adventure, with the hope that she could bring back some treasure to enrich the lives of Kula's favorite children.

I don't have any screenshots from her life, or any major accomplishments to her name. I bit off a lot with her concept, and I think I did a fine job of it til the very end. Though I am deeply sorry for all the people I fried by misfired Storm Turnings  :-[

It was fun trying to cut against the grain, but I think for my next character I'll do something completely different.

Special shoutouts to
Khalid, Warradim. Great RP the whole way, take care of the Road Less Traveled for me!
Rennick Colmes. We only crossed paths a few times, but those interactions largely defined who she was in the Well.
And all the other Speakers of Ephia's Wheel. Hopefully the rest of the Kulamet can fill her role as the rabble rouser of the gang ;)


"May your paths be thornless, friends."

Sergent Rennick Colmes,

I hope this letter finds you in good health, and strong spirits.

I write to you now, not as an antagonist, or a rabble-rouser, but as a fellow child of Ephia's Well. In better days, I know I am a loud voice to speak against the 4th, but we are not in better days. I refuse to do the Wyrm's bidding by feeding further into the division of our family here. Know that all I do, I do for the livelihood of those here.

But I do not write to you to speak about the past, but about the future. The best way forward against the Wyrm is that of cooperation, by seeing that the Accord will stand in spite of my predictions. I wish to speak with you soon on how that might be accomplished, for the good of the Well and Her children.

May your path be thornless, and your eyes unblinded
Soraya al-Shaher, Speaker of Kula

A few notes are left around the Well and the Creep, pinned to notice boards.

Brothers, sisters, my dearest friends with whom I share our wonderful Well.

I would like to formally announce a collaborative charity project, founded by the Waradim Khalid and myself, Soraya of the Kulamet. We have commissioned the use of a building in the Tablet as a shrine to our patrons, and an office to serve as the heart of this project. Our goal is to improve the quality of life of the meekest among us, and bring the Ulema spiritually closer together. In practice, we seek to be a network of communication, bringing together the disparate Clergy of the Wheel into unified contact, distributing the knowledge and resources they need to perform their duties across the desert.

To this end, we are in need of talented individuals to aid us. Understand, friends, that there is no fortune to be gained in our work. We perform this work because it is necessary, not because it is glorious or profitable. If this does not deter you, then we will welcome you into our company.

In particular, there are a few roles we need filled to properly perform our purpose.

1) An Archaeologist. Much knowledge has been lost to time, and it is likely that we will find some answers in the past. One talented in uncovering such would be indispensable in growing our resources to give.

2) A Translator. Such lost lore will not always be in recognizable form to those of us only versed in the common tongue. One who can decipher the cryptic clues left for us by those who came before would be invaluable.

3) An Archivist. We seek to grow a repository of knowledge which we can share and share alike. One who could keep this information in a tidy manner, and who can see connections between fractured accounts will find themselves deeply needed in such cases.

If you wish to fill one or more of these roles, or believe you have additional skills or connections to bring to us, please make haste and write to me, Soraya al-Shaher, at your soonest convenience.

Signed,
Soraya al-Shaher

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Greetings, dear friends,

I write to you now to ask if meteorology is of specialty to any of your members? I take some spiritual significance from Ash Storms, and I be very appreciative if one among you were able to chart and predict their occurrence for me.

Paths be thornless, signed
Soraya al-Shaher

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Dear Itaja, brother of another Spoke,

I hope this letter finds you, or someone who can deliver it to wherever you might spend your exile, and I hope when it does it finds you in good health. I've heard of your works, and your exile, and while I regret that I couldn't have spoken to you sooner, I still believe that our ends are in accord. I have spoken with Laszlo, and I would like to speak with you personally.

Path be thornless, brother.
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a letter left in the Creep for Sy'laa

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Greetings Sy'laa, Sister in faith,

I hope this letter finds you in good health.

I write to you for two reasons, I do hope it is not too much trouble to you. Firstly, I would be interested in hearing you read my fortune. While I feel my fate is clear, my path is clouded, and I would seek your guidance along it. Second, I would like to ask you a bit about the Creep and the circumstances therein.

May your path be ever thornless,
Signed, Soraya al-Shaher

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A letter is left in the Krak des Roses, addressed to Lynneth

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Lynneth,
It has been brought to my attention that you might know something of a way to Bel-Ishun, Kula's cradle. I aim to make a pilgrimage there as part of my worship. If you know anything that you might could share, please do reach out to me.

Path be Thornless,
Soraya al-Shaher

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