[Bordermarch] Heavy Heart

[Charles Netterville]

Alas, I spoke too soon. I should have known better. Don't worry your Excellency, I empathize with the dream you have for your stores. Remember, once we give up on dreams and visions, the goal is certain to be lost.

--- On Wed, 5/20/09, nomistk at bordermarch.org <nomistk at bordermarch.org> wrote:


From: nomistk at bordermarch.org <nomistk at bordermarch.org>
Subject: [Bordermarch] Heavy Heart
To: bordermarch at lists.ansteorra.org
Date: Wednesday, May 20, 2009, 9:03 PM


Once again I find myself saddened by the turn of events that I am witness to.  I have been watching the comings and goings of the Baron and now I see that he has amassed a great 
and varied hoard of scrap metal from far away battle fields.  Of course in his eyes this is a treasure compared to no other.  Oh the varied and mighty war machines he is going to 
craft...if only he had a forge, coal to burn, a bellows to blow...you get my point.  One can be trapped for hours listening to his great stories of items that he has made but alas 
there is little to no evidence of these engineering marvels, but oh what stories they are.  If you are privileged(unfortunate) enough to visit his work shop you will be amazed to 
see that it has fallen into such disuse that there is a TREE growing in the main room.  Undoubtably this is the next generation of "bows" to meet thier end.

I can only guess that my revealing of the nature of the Baron's "bow" has cause him to move on to other magnificent projects such as this metal hoard.  one has to wonder.  

The Baroness meanwhile is busy trying to marry off her children to the highest bidder... any takers?

Until next time,
Nomis



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