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Letters of Note
~ Galen Ghalanest ~


Written Correspondance from Zythe Darthusian

Galen ~ I talked to some people in the gathering info part of the plan. Didn't notice anything too strange but my brother had a report that one of his guards cousins came down with something that sounds like our illness. The person that got sick was supposed to be from White Cliffs to the south. I looked into the bread seller that we thought might be worth looking into I have a name and some more details. According to Wayne Thumb one of the bread sellers and flour sellers. "Well.. old Flynn needed his particular flour for an old family recipe.. only tastes right with the right seasonings. The herbs don't taste the same with other grains."

He was rather particular about it only taking that type. I asked about the herbs but he didn't know anything about it. He said and I quote. "No, I don't know anything about the herbs.. but the flour is from Tier Draas.. southeast of Bandav." While I'm not sure that anything special is in the flour but I thought it would be worth a bit of time to check out. I just figured I would drop you a note. Hope your search is going well. I've attached directions to our estate if you need something before I run into you again. ~ Zythe

Written Correspondance from Bluemist

Galen ~ We have aquired a sample of the flour we had wanted. It has been left with the herbalist of your temple. And elder sister Amelia. We have not left town yet as we wish to discuss further moves with you. Of a more distressing note... someone has taken a very.... assertive stance against our investigations. Be careful. Contact me soon. ~ Bluemist

Written Correspondance from Suzette

Galen ~ I'm sorry I had to run so suddenly, am sure I'll get a chance to make it up to you soon, take care, hugs n kisses. ~ Suzette

Written Correspondance from Jemmie

Dont you forget about me, now. ~ Jem

Written Correspondance to Annabelle Tirano

Dearest Lady Annabelle ~ I swear to you this betrothal is not of my doing. As I love the Lady I would never have dreamed of doing this to you.. any woman for that matter, but especially not you. I may not be much of the warrior you desire, but this battle is in my arena and I assure you I shall use every weapon at my disposal to fight it. I offer you this small gift as a token of my good will, and tribute in the hopes of lessening what must be an almighty wrath you feel at what has come to pass. ~ Hopefully Yours, Lord Galen Ghalanest

Written Correspondance from Annabelle Tirano

Mr. Ghalanest ~ Word has already reached me. I suppose our night at the theatre shall have to wait, hmm? I will admit at first I was rather taken aback upon hearing this news. You are a lucky man, Mr. Ghalanest, that I am such a patient woman, with many friends. I also admit I at first thought to call an end to our little friendship, at least for the time being. And although I learned several interesting details, I cannot say I was completly without ill-will towards you. A part of me felt betrayed, and hurt, and the part of me that found you so... interesting... could not understand. But I am also a noble, Mr. Ghalanest. Though I have been away for quite some time, I am still familier with the petty political games of

this city, and it was not completly lost on me that you may have been the victim of a cruel social chess game, or perhaps, a pawn in some much more grandiose picture. Details have come to light which may support this fact. Nontheless, I was still hurt. And so, it was with these thoughts in my head that I returned to my estate, pondering my future, and yours as well, Mr. Ghalanest. I am quite aware of your womanly interests, and though they alone are forgivable, for now, I was quite upset at the possibility that you could have deceived me. I find such deceptions deplorable. But then, something occured which changed my mind. Such friends you have, Mr. Ghalanest. Tonight in my garden, the one bearing this letter approached me on your

behalf, in her own... unique manner. Although she and I are quite differant, and not suprisingly do not see eye to eye on all matters, she helped convince me that you are not the type of man to be false with your affections, nor the type to knowingly break a womans heart. Consider yourself forgiven, Mr. Ghalanest. Forgiven, and lucky. Lucky that I had not closed my heart to you, and lucky that you have a friend who cares about you so. Were it not for her intervention, Mr. Ghalanest... you'd have much explaining to do. I will contact you again shortly. ~ Sincerely, Annabelle Tirano

Such kindness you bestow upon me, Mr. Ghalanest. I quite enjoy your poetry, and for you to give me a book of your works is quite meaningful to me. I am both flattered and grateful. I also trust my previous letter found its way to you? The delivery agent by which I sent it seemed both reluctant and eager to see that you received it swiftly. Consider the enclosed my gift to you, Mr. Ghalanest, as you have gifted me. Although hardly a book of poetry, you should consider it quite a gift nonetheless, as very few are lucky enough to receive it. ~Sincerly, Annabelle Tirano

Written Correspondance from Mother and Father

Dear Galen ~ We are very happy that you are doing well and have such good news! We are anxious to get a chance to met miss Darthusian. We send all our love, good wishes, and congratulations to you! ~ Love, Mom and Dad

Written Correspondance to Mother and Father

Dearest Mother and Father ~ I am doing well and hearing from you lights my heart, I hope this letter finds you well and that you can forgive me for what I must relate. I regret to inform you that all is not as it seems, this betrothal was, much to my chagrin, made under false pretenses. Miss Darthusian and myself are of a mind in this matter and we seek to resolve it as seamlessly as circumstances will allow. That said I am sure that Miss Darthusian would love to make your aquaintances, as does another friend of mine. Perhaps if this matter can be resolved swiftly, as I hope it shall, I can arrange a visit.

My love to you both, and again I must beg your forgiveness, though if all goes well perhaps there shall be another betrothal in my future, one made with whole hearts in a proper fashion. ~ All My Love, Galen