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[Molly]

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The day had finally arrived. After much discussion and with the state of things in Malas it was time to take steps to secure the future of the lands north and west of the Kingdom of Sanctus, to Luna and beyond. It was time to insure the safety of the peoples that live in the Treefellow Forrest as well.

She called in the scribes and the craftsman from Luna. She dictated to them what she wanted to say. When she was done she told them to begin creating the items she requested. The words were forged on several plaques to be posted at each of the guilds that were members and along the road by the Treefellow Forrest. Other paper versions were scribed to be posted at all the banks and public places around Malas.

She met with Malo and the guild leadership of the House of the Gauntlet. She had them all sign the documents. The craftsman took one of the documents and used that to create the plaques.

All the paperwork was signed and the signatures of the House of the Gauntlet and the Legion of Honor were in place. The tooled signatures on the plaques were very well done. She paid the scribes and the metal worker and complemented them on their skills. They left the great hall and she stacked them neatly on the desk. She sent word to Shihan to come to the guild house.

When he arrived she told him they would need to be distributed and where to put them. He nodded and asked to be dismissed. He had a very pleased look on his face as he called for the squires and he handed each of them some documents to take to the banks. He himself kept the plaques to present the one to the Legion of Honor.

I will go with you to post the plaque at the Treefellow Forrest Shihan. I think we should all ride together to do that. He nodded in agreement.



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Grand Duchess Molly Kaldhel
Oracle of Truth
The House Gauntlet
Sanctus, Luna, Malas
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xXoGDbJ5nLU
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"In politics, if you want anything said, ask a man. If you want anything done, ask a woman."
-Margaret Thatcher-