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[Zara Eytinge]

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A weary looking young lad, tired from his search seeks out Lord Arahim carrying a letter from Mrielle.

Lord Arahim,

Milord, we met but a couple times, I think the first time was at the joyous wedding of my sister Soren and her dear husband Adrian. I write to you in great distress, I beseech your help in this matter. I have visted the homestead of my sister and her husband several times, and I can not find them. I am growing in alarm as my sister is in none of her ussual spots. Please Lord Arahim if you have any information pertaining to her where abouts or her husbands please let me know.

She is with child and I wanted to be with her in these days before the birth. Our mother almost died birthing Soren and after years of not knowing where my sister was I do not want to lose her again.

Respectfully Yours,
Mrielle Calestra

[Arahim]

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Ms. Calestra,

Though brief, I do indeed remember our meetings, and understand your concerns. Please allow me to allay them.

Your sister is in the care of Lady Ariana Lenoir in the city of Britain. As Soren has a long standing relationship with Lady Lenoir, and was once a part of her household, when her husband went missing, she sought solace with her former Lady.

I have this information from Lady Lenoir herself, as she has written me to come to Britain to discuss the situation, though our schedules have not aligned and we seem to miss one another.

It is my intention to visit Britain again in the next few days, and could stand some company if you would like to come along. I will send a time, and meet you at Britain's moongate just outside of city limits.

Please know, whilst I agree that Soren should be made comfortable amongst family, and familiar settings, I do count Lady Lenoir as a friend, and have no doubts that every convenience possible is being made available to your sister. She is in no danger, but I am sure Lady Lenoir has many pressing matters at hand, and would very much like to see your sister delivered safely home.

Be of good cheer, and await my word. Together we will see Soren in Britain, and find the truth behind her husband's, my friend's, disappearance.

Sincerely,
Arahim

[Zara Eytinge]

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A quick reply returns to him.

Lord Arahim,

I am indeed glad to hear of my sisters safety great releif washes over me at this moment. I am unaware of Lady Lenoir but can only be thankful for anything she has done for my sister. I am glad that my sister found a place of safety. It does distress me to learn her husband is missing, I know how deeply my sister loves him.

So I ask myself where am I best needed, searching for her husband or accompanying you to Britain to help with anything Soren or the Lady may need. Would my sister rather I search for her husband or rush to her side? This is a quandary. I will trust your judgement.

I will be with you if you wish it or I will begin searching for my sisters husband. Please direct me in whatever way you feel best. Again I am relieved that she is well.

-Mrielle