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Post by talis on Apr 23, 2015 2:28:03 GMT
"Such is my hope, your holiness." Ukhmar smiled. "The conversions of the Wolfwyrd and Firetooth give us a model. Perhaps with training and consideration, we can bring Aed's word to the rest of the orcish clans."
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Post by cerdigon on May 9, 2015 16:18:20 GMT
It was at a critical time that Lord Carawyn arrived before an audience with Chief Priest Staas. Tensions were mounting across the North in regards to the Vaekirate's theological declaration and it was well known that King Aeron had hardly been pleased by the Empire's ruling in the matter of the Jotun raids. In the eyes of the King, it had been little more than a slap on the wrist. Thus, the King was determined to continue his policy of pursuing closer relations with the Vaekirate. The Commonwealth had become a bastion for the Warden's in the North, leasing them mineral resources, and acting as a base of operations for them to carry out their mission. Carawyn had come before Staas with a small laundry list of items for the Chief Priest of the North to review. He waited patiently for his audience and when he was finally admitted, he dropped to one knee.
'' Your Holiness. I bring greetings from King Aeron. I have come on his behalf to bring several matters to your attention... First, the King is keen to promote national reconicilation from the civil war and to atone for the action of Cadoc's court. He wishes his Uncle Jolinar to be declared a Martyr, a symbol and a figure to rally around within the Commonwealth. '' Jolinar had been well known as one of the most pious individuals before he had been struck down by poison, along with his father, Jotheim. '' Second, the King is interested in seeking the economic expansion of the city of Mog Bhenholm. He would request permission to build a new district within the city... and finally, the King is interested in importing raw materials from the Vaekirate directly. Due to the King's complex relationship with the south, he does not believe that he will receive fair prices from southern merchants. ''
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