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The Scribe (II)
The war report up to Summer Eve 996
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Although a successful raid
was performed against a baggage train of the enemy, less - in fact no money
was found than hoped. The Grimsburgh ex-patriate community has been declared
bankrupt and key citizens removed from comfort of Lord Caistell's provinces
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The word is that the War
council has sufficient private funding. Sources are unclear, but it is
apparent that Grimsburgh's elite citizens are being excluded from the
decision making process
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70 foresters are on their way
to Caistell, 80 knights are expected to follow and hopefully 60 guards.
Although state paid troops will expect food and shelter judged at 1c per
month
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"Prinz" Albrecht
returned recently from the south, his people on the continent, apparently
have some experience of this sort of enemy. Also a contingent of "Royal
guards" are, according to Albrecht, available to him. Quite what sort
of troops these are , is unyet unknown, as precise numbers......
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The Storrveggans have been
busy at tasks of fortification, digging, burning and so on but have not
acted aggressively. 3 further ships have tried to leave 4 days ago but a
trap set by primate Mulg Tellick resulted in the second ship fouling in the
dock gates. The Storrveggans have set about dismantling it and removing it.
Scouts have reported that the ship was carrying tools, cloths, pottery and
candles.
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The Giant has moved up to
mythic proportions - despite no witnesses, including valiant scouts (of whom
5 have been lost on spying missions) having seen it since the battle. Claims
say it to b some 100 ft tall!!!! Since readers will recall Grimsburgh once
was visited by a beast 6 times that height; however there is no evidence of
the current creature even existing.
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