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Weekend Plot: (Full Event) To the heroes and warriors of Travance who offered me your hospitality this Sunday past,
I thank you once again for your assistance, and your welcome. After speaking with many of you about your interactions with the disgraced former Captain Lorenzo Alverez, I related your stories to His Grace, Count Winterdark. He graciously agreed to my request and wrote a letter to Her Majesty, Queen Luisa, asking that true justice be applied to Alverez and that he meet his rightful fate at the end of the headsmans’ axe. I have delivered this letter, by my own hand, to Her Majesty.
Since you have aided in my efforts, let me return the favor, in what way I am able: I understand that you found yourselves at the warehouse where Captain Ironmantle and his co-conspirator Captain Greykettle set out for a destination in Doth Moria to achieve some unknown purpose. In the past the two had served under Lorenzo Alverez, with Greykettle even standing as his first mate. These days Captain Ironmantle is a reputable dealer of magical arms and items, Greykettle is a known pirate who has plagued the waters near Faust for some time now. There is no doubt in my mind that whatever they plan, it is to Alverez’ benefit.
Unfortunately, while they appeared to be using this warehouse as a base of operations, any hard evidence or indicator of *what* they plan has gone missing. From what you shared with me, it seems an individual styling themselves “The Employer”, may have reached the warehouse first, and is in possession of anything that concretely links the disgraced Captain to this illegal attempt. Without this evidence, officials of Coast Haven are unlikely to take action, for that matter we know not where they go or what they plan to determine what action could be taken. My greatest hope in this matter is that Her Majesty orders Alverez executed before his former (and no doubt still ongoing, if clandestine) followers can take any action.
If this should not come to pass in time, the only other path I see forward is for you to find this “Employer”, learn what Alverez’s lackeys are about, and put a stop to it yourselves.
I wish you luck and fair seas in this, and in pursuit of our mutual aim of seeing Lorenzo Alverez truly pay for his crimes.
Captain Amelia Righetti
Captain of the Silver Princess
Third Fleet, Royal Navy of Coast Haven