The World of Secfenia

Redkipp is in the town militia, but I hope it is not considered a crime. Tomorrow will be different story.

I should've known the pay got raised for a reason... In my defense, news about the rebellion were hidden by strange derbis rumors and announcment arrived way too late.

We all have made mistakes and i do not wish to press charges against Redkipp for making one in this case.

Yes. I know you would never have pressed charges against Redkipp for joining the town militia. I was only wanting to make sure we didn't kill him with our army so that is why I mentioned him.

On the other hand approximately twelve to fourteen hours ago I strolled past the Jovial Tavern and through the window there was Calysta, Rieron and Victorious sitting around together. Of course there is nothing wrong with this, but rarely do you see those three together like this so I wondered what was going on.... Today he brought his army over here from Kiene and attacked us. He is still at the outer walls of Bravia City and I have sent my events to Dark Rose, Nocturne and Varann, of his attack which occurred right around sunrise.

What is really funny is Rieron flying a phony independent banner when we all know he is all in for KIENE.

"You are the triple threat. Deaf, dumb, and blind." He chuckled amused, "I came alone, little piggy. Check your town listing."

And here I really thought I missed judge you.... I could not have been more wrong. Thanks for that wake up call. On the other note you are correct it was just you... a big unwanted, bully.

Myrth looked around Bravia City, bemused, upon her return. The Aishe creature was still not mayor, and was, in fact, seemingly dead again. Aishe's reoccurring death attacks were but one reason she assumed Ophelia had taken it upon herself to overthrow the hapless leader of Bravia City.

Ophelia had given much of her time to the people of Bravia. And she had acted as a patriot in unseating the Aishe creature, in Myrth's opinion.

Apparently an odd ally had come to rescue Ophelia in Myrth's absence. This surprised Myrth, and she was glad that the mobs had not succeeded in destroying Ophelia in their angry attempts to reinstate the Aishe zombie as mayor.

An oddly entertaining outcome of the whole kerfluffle was the new mayor. Myrth pondered that for a moment. What would the Bravia economy look like? Probably not very friendly to the young and the poor - likely lots of unaffordable merchandise rotting on the market because no one could afford it, if she ran the economy like her business, Myrth mused.

Myrth went into the courthouse and read the charges against Ophelia. She noted that the prosecutor was an enemy of Ophelia's, an enemy who had advocated for a change of laws to preclude mayors from underselling high priced goods on the market, and had indicated a certain animus towards Ophelia. How fair was that? What sort of "justice" could there be when the Vicerene appointed someone's enemy to prosecute them? Prosecution? More like persecution.

But the prosecutor would certainly like the new mayor's economic plan. Yes, it was not looking up for the poor and the young in the Bravian economy of the near term.

Myrth decided to resume her travels. Perhaps one day Bravia would decide to value things like life, justice (not the letter of the law kind, but broader justice - fairness, due process), and a leadership not of the zombie-kind.

There was a broad world out there, full of mystery and adventure. Questing called her.

She sold off her farms. She packed up her cart. And she set off into the unknown.