Secret: To His Imperial Majesty, Henry of Arton
Nov 1, 2013 21:02:22 GMT -5
Post by Lord Richard Peveril on Nov 1, 2013 21:02:22 GMT -5
The letter was not signed, nor was it sealed, dispatched by carrier bird winging its way west. The words were not couched in a language known in the East, but in a strange pattern of letters that seemingly made no sense on initial look.
When it was received in Arton, the services of a decoder would be required before the Emperor could receive the latest report from his highly-placed spy in Demeria.
The package you desire will be in Triadon in five days' time. It will not be well-guarded, and thus you will find little resistance as no such retrieval is expected. All stands in readiness, but if other instructions are required, send word.
Until then, I remain in place with eyes and ears open.
When it was received in Arton, the services of a decoder would be required before the Emperor could receive the latest report from his highly-placed spy in Demeria.
The package you desire will be in Triadon in five days' time. It will not be well-guarded, and thus you will find little resistance as no such retrieval is expected. All stands in readiness, but if other instructions are required, send word.
Until then, I remain in place with eyes and ears open.