Post by sneakingyoda on May 10, 2006 22:22:52 GMT -5
~Written in clean handwriting~
To the Lady Myrmeen,
It is with hopeful tidings that I pen you this letter. My name is Yulena Korin and I devote myself to the clerical services and faith of Oghma. I have been on a long journey here in the lands of Cormyr and I have been searching for a location to build a temple of my faith. When I entered your city, I knew that this of all places in Cormyr could use the efforts of rebuilding and the support of what my church may offer. As you may well know already, a temple of my faith can do more than simply provide much needed resources to your town in the form of healing- but as a servant of Oghma, it would attract several minstrels to the area- as well as devotees to help bring back the life of this fair city. I look forward to a reply or even a chance to meet you in person to discuss my proposal; I even have a few hopeful suggestions of where I would set the temple up.
Despite your reply on whether nor not you would allow me to build a temple here within these walls, I would also like to offer my services to helping you with the city in general. If there is anything I can do, I would be interested in hearing it. I shall be staying at the only open local Inn, if you wish to send me word.
May Oghma smile upon your travels and adventures.
~Yulena.
To the Lady Myrmeen,
It is with hopeful tidings that I pen you this letter. My name is Yulena Korin and I devote myself to the clerical services and faith of Oghma. I have been on a long journey here in the lands of Cormyr and I have been searching for a location to build a temple of my faith. When I entered your city, I knew that this of all places in Cormyr could use the efforts of rebuilding and the support of what my church may offer. As you may well know already, a temple of my faith can do more than simply provide much needed resources to your town in the form of healing- but as a servant of Oghma, it would attract several minstrels to the area- as well as devotees to help bring back the life of this fair city. I look forward to a reply or even a chance to meet you in person to discuss my proposal; I even have a few hopeful suggestions of where I would set the temple up.
Despite your reply on whether nor not you would allow me to build a temple here within these walls, I would also like to offer my services to helping you with the city in general. If there is anything I can do, I would be interested in hearing it. I shall be staying at the only open local Inn, if you wish to send me word.
May Oghma smile upon your travels and adventures.
~Yulena.