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Latest revision as of 23:21, 17 April 2012
Title: Notes about Trinsic
Author:
It is difficult to
lead where others fail to
follow. Mages by their
very nature and
intelligence are contrary.
Each mage seems himself
or herself as a gem, a
source of wealth. I could
never have been a leader
in Moonglow even if the
competition had gone
differently.
...
Trinsic is a different city. It values strength and discipline. I know the way to a better future, and Trinsic's paladins are willing to march there with me.
...
My husband still walks this world, even after death. I visit him from time to time. Death has not dulled his wisdom in matters of leadership and chivalry. He would have made a great leader for Trinsic.
...
I must get more grain to make more bread. While there are still complaints for those who refuse my offering of free food, most seem willing to accept the aid.
...
I must remember to give
that beggar who haunts
my door more food and
some subtle hints about
the kitchen at the Keg
and Anchor. I don't like
being followed.
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