The post outside of the Grove would be taken inside and put on the notice board as to prevent other people from thinking they can pollute the woods by putting up more signs and notices.

Thank you for moving the notice inside the Grove. I thought it would not be allowed or I would have done so myself. My thought was to not add any harm to any tree or plant.

Krugan

*a post is added after ripping away Krugans post*

"come to the forest again and bury you alive, slaver scum
-Caesyli, Druid of the grove."

Good Druid,

I have never been, am not now, nor ever will be, a slaver.

I have never owned, do not own, and will never own anyone or any living being, not even an animal for a pet.

Why you believe me to be a slaver is a mystery to me but, I would gladly discuss the matter with you and the other Druids at your convenience.

I should add that I have had wonderful correspondence with Arch Druid Malandria who even offered the helpful suggestion to use the Dreaming Tree. This is the first I have heard of any discord.

I believe that you may need to check with the other Druids about this as, I left the note outside the Grove and it was moved inside by a Druid to wit, I left my note of thanks.

Please feel free to leave me a note in the Dale and we will try to meet after the wedding.

Krugan

Krugan,

I am surprised you already announce this. It was said we can talk about the location once we met and discussed, which we have not.

Also you clearly lied to me, as you explicitly said you wish this location because your fiancee is a ranger. Now you say and announce that she in fact is a sorceress.

I do not appreciate beeing fooled, especially if it concerns areas which are sacred.

Malandria, Archdruidess of Earth

Malandria,

Sadly, at the time of our discussion, she was a ranger. I did not lie.

Sahara vanished over two months ago from me Malandria. I came to find out she was...killed...by someone from my past that sought to push me into darkness...to become a Dark Dancer.

This person betrayed myself and my family long ago, in another lifetime.

Amenia has known me for quite some time now. We had a long talk one night, about life. As Sune and Tymora would have it, we found common ground. Over the following few weeks, we decided to make official our commitment to one another.

I also thought that the Grove proper was the area off limits as there may be drow and other races that are not allowed there in attendance. You're suggestion of the Dreaming Tree, I took as an acceptable alternative to where to hold the Wedding Ceremony.

My deepest apologies that you feel I have lied to you. It is something I can not allow myself to do for my personal belief is that once trust is broken, it can never be regained. Therefore, I do not lie knowingly, ever.

If the Dreaming Tree is closed to the ceremony, I do understand entirely and will make corrections to the announcement as you direct. I hope now that you understand the bittersweet circumstance of the change in my bride, the way it all happened, you will accept I meant no falsehood or deception toward you. I also had thought you approved with the change of location from the Grove to the Dreaming Tree. Thus the reason for the announcement.

I am disturbed however that a member of the Grove, a druid no less, would falsely accuse me of being a slaver. I would ask what evidence they can offer to support such a claim as I never have been nor ever will be a slaver.

Perhaps my unwillingness to enter into the fight against them is the root of this accusation. I simply do not feel it is my place to take sides in this matter just as I do not go about Khem telling the Mulan they should not own slaves.

That of course does not mean I own one or support the institution. I simply do not tell others how they should live.

Once again, I deeply apologize for all the misunderstandings. Life has been a whirlwind these last few weeks for me. Emotionally as well as in many other ways. I hope we can use the Dreaming Tree for the Ceremony and that this letter of explanation has cleared up any confusion that remains.

Please let me know your final decision on the Dreaming Tree being used so I can change the notices if needed and make arrangements to otherwise hold the ceremony elsewhere should you decide we would not be allowed to utilize the tree.

And also, I would be interested in why one of the druids of the Grove would accuse me of being a slaver.

Krugan

Do not desecrate the Shrine of Mielikki with your foul union, wed in Shadowscape, where you belong.

A reply is found on the note in Cordor, unsigned.



Also, near the pedestal at the Shrine of Mielikki, two arrows can be found stuck in the ground, from up high, their fletchings snapped off. If they are removed, the broad-heads would be of a particularly nasty variety.

*the shrewd green eyes of the greenkin watch the woman move through Cordor, before she hastily, yet in a neat, elegant hand writes out a note to post on the Cordor notice*

What about your other Fiancee? I am almost certain I saw the Lady moving through a Cordor crowd this very day, but, alas, my eye-sight might not be so good, I am merely dragonkin, and everyone knows we do not see too well.

*the note is not signed, merely stamped with a five-headed dragon symbol, the green one having been rotated to the north of the symbol, indicating the one using it feels greens are superior to all chromatics*

The note would disappear, being tucked into a tunic pocket to be examined later.

The arrows do not seem to ever be disturbed and no tracks will be noticed.

Over the next week (1 Dec, 2011), a collection of notices found on various boards that has similar handwriting have been collected an noted. Two in particular will put aside as they match the note with some certainty.

(reference here and here)

//will try to contact a DM and find out of a R2 scribe and R2 Spy could compare the handwriting enough to make the connection. Should be interesting! Nice move breaking the fletching off...you naught man...lol..I missed that in the first read.

Hope all are having a GREAT Holiday