Post by Henley on Dec 31, 2021 16:38:08 GMT -8
Sir Alexandrite,
I spoke with Gavin Graves of Autumn and Wayland of Summer recently. It was a pleasure to spend time with two distinguished individuals who reconnected our Freehold with the Goblin Market via a Trod.
During the course of that conversation, I was advised that Riley Sorsa and Archie Hartman of our Court were engaged in a conversation with a Huntsman known as the Torchlight Rogue at the Market after Mr. Hartman was caught by the creature. I am advised that the Hobgoblin known as the Broker was also involved.
Mr. Graves advised me that the Rogue knew a lot about Mx. Sorsa and Mr. Hartman, like it had pored through their minds and acquired blackmail about important personal connections. It knew where Mr. Hartman's family in Los Angeles was. It knew Mx. Sorsa's deep-seated insecurities. It knew the group's mission to see Machina. It then helped them get through a number of difficult checkpoints without issue.
No doubt the reason for my letter is now clear. What happened to make a Huntsman so friendly?
Mr. Graves was kind enough to allow me to tell you directly so as to minimize the public exposure to Spring. As we have sworn a Motley Oath to one another, I appreciate his discretion in this regard.
I hope that this information is of assistance, and that After Party has not bitten off more than they can chew.
Yours truly,
Nate Henley
I spoke with Gavin Graves of Autumn and Wayland of Summer recently. It was a pleasure to spend time with two distinguished individuals who reconnected our Freehold with the Goblin Market via a Trod.
During the course of that conversation, I was advised that Riley Sorsa and Archie Hartman of our Court were engaged in a conversation with a Huntsman known as the Torchlight Rogue at the Market after Mr. Hartman was caught by the creature. I am advised that the Hobgoblin known as the Broker was also involved.
Mr. Graves advised me that the Rogue knew a lot about Mx. Sorsa and Mr. Hartman, like it had pored through their minds and acquired blackmail about important personal connections. It knew where Mr. Hartman's family in Los Angeles was. It knew Mx. Sorsa's deep-seated insecurities. It knew the group's mission to see Machina. It then helped them get through a number of difficult checkpoints without issue.
No doubt the reason for my letter is now clear. What happened to make a Huntsman so friendly?
Mr. Graves was kind enough to allow me to tell you directly so as to minimize the public exposure to Spring. As we have sworn a Motley Oath to one another, I appreciate his discretion in this regard.
I hope that this information is of assistance, and that After Party has not bitten off more than they can chew.
Yours truly,
Nate Henley
