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[Azthor]

That is alright. Now have a massive ramble.

[Tiruin]

*pats Azthor*
Please no anger?

Edit: Funny thing. I imagine Duke Severan and Baron Traviath having the same deep-set, toned voice due to color similarities. xD
Oh dear.
And I've been given full response-permissions on Traviath! (no, not acting in his stead, but free to characterize/personalize him as far as I know)

[Azthor]

Sadly, I cannot do that, I have been profoundly angered. Taricus ruined Iituem's masterful rendition of Severan as Severan the Crucifier.

Just think of it, Duke Severan 'the Crucifier' of Stormport.

Truly, the path to prophethood lied clearly before me. Alas, it is now ruined, and none shall see the bright flame, which so young, was brutally smothered.

[Tiruin]

I am unsure whether this poetic anger is justified, or held in jest. D:

Also you should note that crucifixion is...a really horrible way to kill a person. As in, really.

[Taricus]

...The anger is poetic?

[Tiruin]

...Doesn't it sound like it?

[Ardas]

No pressure on Tiruin, but it would make everything faster if all people were responded to in one message. Its perfectly normal to break up posts.

But..I did respond to all people concerned in one message. I don't get how the no pressure is connected, though. o_O

Except for me, although I should have specified that I want meeting with you, because I wrote "Home Secretary", which you are, are you not?"

also, Azthor, you've made a rather glaring mistake.

"Baron Traviath, it is no secret that the nobility of Landmourne is less than fond of my dynasty.

And its Landemourne. I know i'm being annyoing and snowflakey about it.

[Tiruin]

No pressure on Tiruin, but it would make everything faster if all people were responded to in one message. Its perfectly normal to break up posts.

But..I did respond to all people concerned in one message. I don't get how the no pressure is connected, though. o_O

Except for me, although I should have specified that I want meeting with you, because I wrote "Home Secretary", which you are, are you not?

Eep! But but but..I thought that the old woman you sent was to summon me for Duke Severan! D:
And..and the ones I saw were guards talking!
And yes that's me.

[Tiruin]

I wonder if Ardas/ShootandRun is mad at me 
I forgot to address one of you? D:

[Shootandrun]

You did not reply to Ardas, but I don't remember you missing any post of mine.

[Ardas]

I'm not mad, just waiting patiently. Az owes me a reply now as well, so I can get out of the capital and get on with county business.

[Tiruin]

Shoot. Shootshootshoot.
Ok..um.
..
Oh dear me.
Sorry Ardas!! D:

[Azthor]

Ahem, Tiruin, Severan is the Treasurer, Aria is the Home Secretary.

The post you quoted is his meeting with me. The post you were meant to reply to is:

The knightly retinue slowly approached capital, where most of the were scarcely few weeks ago. But as the country became a hive of activity, so did they have to lift their weapons and go to and fro, following thier lord.  The mass of horsemen remained behind the walls, where horses, servants and equipment were laid down while the knights themselves entered the city to live in more comfortable, paid quarters.

Jawyn had no free time to spend however, business occupied him. He made his was to the castle though the bustle of the town and directed his steps to the chambers of the current Home Secretary. If one thing was certain, the prince wasted no time in growing a bureaucracy of the country. On the other hand, maybe the times were moving forward and the feudal inefficiency was being driven out. Little did he know who the current Secretary was.

"Baronet Jawyn Landemourne, here to see the Home Secretary, if you please." He threw the name and request at the servant who stood by the entrance to the administrative wing.

Request meeting with Home Secretary.

[Tiruin]

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>_<
I knew I quoted something off.
AND YES. I did.
Sorry :X

[Taricus]

I'd say senechal rather than secretary. Sounds more... medieval atleast.