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= [ORP] Kel's Bells Tavern in Egremont

Hikenai
A message from Hikenai arrived at Kel's Bells not long before she was due to return to Egremont. She had sent word via a Brotherhood messenger, and had she realized how quickly her letter would reach Kel, she would have paid the messenger more handsomely than she had done---and she had more than compensated the man for a quick trip, as Hikenai realized he traveled during most dangerous times.





Beeston, County Palatine of Chester
15 May1458

My Dearest Husband,
I am much closer to you tonight, as I am in Beeston! Today I visited with my Brotherhood friends and look forward to seeing more of our friends in Beeston soon, as well.

Due to threat of war, tonight I prepared my arrows, separating the peacock feathers from the black crane feathers and treating them with virado greco---a technique I learned from my brother Chrisiusmaximus. The copper helps the feathers withstand the elements and last much longer. My swords are sharpened and my armour polished. I am only eating meat and drinking red wine. I am ready for the fight should it come.

Dearest, soon I will be in Egremont at Kel's Bells, once more, and you and I will raise our tankards to England and HRH Longjohnsilver. Oh Kel, I hate that there ever was such a thing as a kill list. When we serve our country and the King, we often find ourselves having to do that which under normal circumstances we would not do. That is how I had to view my having participated in killing Keith36 last year. It quite disturbed me that we killed him on the road outside Carlisle, but that wasn't why we were in Cumberland---to kill travelers! No! I wish I were with you now to sooth and comfort you, for I know that Varana's death has gravely shaken you, my dearest, Kel, for I know your great sensitivity and respect for life, as well as your respect for Varana! My darling, I am so sorry it played out in this way.



And here Hikenai hesitated, and suddenly was aghast...The thought occurred to her---if Varana, a law abiding citizen, could be killed by the army on the streets of Egremont.....and she hoped that incident had been thoroughly investigated so there was no threat of it happening again.
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Wife to Kelster Wallace, Baroness of Hawkshead, Viscountess of Whitehaven
--Hoban
Time for a final drink. I ride to Carlisle tomorrow!
Blythe held the door to Kel's Bell's for her sister Hoban, and then together, the young women made their way to one of the tables, their arms wound round each other.

Sister, I am very worried about you! I have faith in the cause, oh, but must you fight!?
Blythe's body convulsed with tremors.
Stop it now, Blythie, you are allowing yourself to get too worked up, my girl! Hoban spoke sternly to her sister, but Blythe could see the smile playing at the corners of Hoban's eyes, and she giggled nervously. In the past few week, with the Lady Hikenai gone, and working here at the tavern every day, Blythe had been surrounded by talk of war and invasion. She knew how strongly her sister felt about resisting the NNGO and expelling them from Scotland, never allowing them access to England....she knew Hoban would fight.
Oh, Hoban, I could not bear it should anything happen to you sister! I know you must go to the border, and you know I cannot!
Hoban looked at those soft, childlike hands of Blythe's and knew very well her sister was as unsuited to war as a snowflake to a summer day.
Hoban's heart twisted inside her, for she was torn between loyalty to her sister, and loyalty to England--- but she knew she would fight in the end, no matter what, so best to go on and meet the enemy right away. Perhaps that would be the best way to protect her sister.
--Blythe
Tears burned the backs of my eyelids but I did not want to let my sister see my fear. I knew she had to leave for Carlisle feeling that I would be alright. It seemed the least I could do, to give her that comfort. Whilst I successfully stopped myself from weeping, my body was doing a most peculiar thing. It was impossible for me to disquise my emotions, for my body betrayed me with its shudders. I shivered as if freezing to death, and was glad for the hot spiced wine set before me.

I did not think I would see Hoban ever again. She would leave for Carlisle and certain death, I was sure of it!


Oh, Hoban, I could not bear it should anything happen to you sister! I know you must go to the border, and you know I cannot!


And it was true. I could not go to battle, I was not suited for it, it was not in my nature and my cheeks burned with shame then, as I looked upon my courageous sister.
--Blackdrake
Blackdrake nodded at the musicians and held up the silver coins. His clerk Harkington was joining him shortly, and they were going to raise a few toasts to England and HRH, Longjohnsilver. Tomorrow, he, Blackdrake, would ride to Carlisle and assume his place in the army. Harkington would remain behind in Egremont, to see to the office.

The lovely barmaid, Blythe Williams, was not working tonight Blackdrake had noticed, but sat with a stricken expression upon her face, in the company of her sister, Hoban. He knew Hoban, too, would leave for Carlisle on the morrow, and so wishing to make Blythe smile, he now pushed more coins toward the barmaid, as he nodded to the musicians to play. He knew how much Blythe liked music. He had often furtively watched her, when she was working, swaying absentmindedly to the music in the tavern. He knew she would like music now to lift her spirits. When he heard them open with the Lady of Carlisle his eyebrow shot up to his hairline. Not that one! He thought, quite vexed they should chose it to start due to the troubling subject matter of that rousing song! A lady's lost honor was nothing to sing about, he had always thought!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fMOw-qe5X2U

And as the girl distributed the tankards of ale Blackdrake had instructed her to draw for everyone, he raised his own mug high and bellowed out,

Victory for England!

Jah bless the brave souls of Cumberland!
Hikenai
This brief missive arrived at Kel's Bells Tavern for Kel, and Hikenai had carefully written copies addressed to him, as well, which were carried to Wallace Castle and to town hall.





Penrith, Cumberland
25 May 1458

Kelster,
Imagine my dismay, my alarm, confusion and now growing anger, with each moment that passes. I arrived in Penrith, and as Cait and her retinue journeyed on to join my cousin, Black Nick Kelly Douglas in Keswick, a curious feeling passed over me, for I could not understand the destination. Why not continue on to Carlisle? Allow the 5th to join us there? For I wanted to fight with the Brotherhood, for all I have resigned from the ranks.

Kelster, I joined the Regent then and received the shock of my life.

The Blood Oath Brotherhood has no army in Carlisle at the moment!
The sinking feeling I had when Cait and the retinue left me in Penrith, and continued to Keswick, suddenly intensified as I read Prince Jack's words to me.

As I entered Cumberland I was encouraged by the loyalty, the bravery, determination and resolve from those traveling along side me, for we picked up more men, women, boys and girls each day, Kelster. But their numbers cannot console me, when I look to Cumberland and see no Blood Oath Brotherhood standard raised on the horizon!

Jah rue the day we face our enemy on English soil for the first time, and mine is the only Blood Oath Brotherhood sword raised! And I, a resigned member, do honor my de Peche ancestors with my stand at Carlisle.

Jah Save our King and Bless England with a MIGHTY Victory!

Should we never see each other again in this life, know I loved you with my dying breath, and that I fought to the end to save England and the life we have found here, my darling. Kelster, you are the love of my life, the man I thought I would never find in this kingdom, where so many seek and seek yet never know the peace and contentment we share. Know that I will look for you, Jah willing, on the field, when the battle is over.

Your faithful wife,
Hikenai



After Hikenai had given the messenger three copies of this same missive, and paid him generously for his services, she watched him stride quickly down the hall of the hostel where she was resting before she continued on to Carlisle.

Hikenai closed the door of the dark little room in which she had a bed, a wash stand and basin, with a pitcher of water standing next to a pewter mug. She dropped down upon the bed, put her face in her hands, and thought of her brother Paddy, her cousin, Nick. Where were they? Why was Nick in Keswick recruiting there? He could recruit in Carlisle where they would meet the enemy. No one coming to Cumberland to fight was going to make a side trip to Keswick to join the BOB when they could roll on down the road to Carlisle!

Hikenai took even breaths, tried to calm herself, and cast about in her mind for reasons the Brotherhood armies were so long in coming. She did not want to face her worst fears, for she could not bear betrayal in any form.

She had heard it said 'all's fair in love and war'. She shook her head sadly. It certainly seemed true, but that did not make it acceptable to Hikenai. She reflected a moment on her fears, and should they be realized, what did that say for love? Familial love?

She had been so proud to be recognized as a de Peche. She had been deliriously happy to know her siblings and extended family. Now, she felt what she faced in Carlisle was some sort of family gauntlet, much as the one she had faced in Chester had been, when Chrisius and Misty left the Blood Oath Brotherhood. Have I lost my mind, through lack of faith in family, in the Brotherhood, the mission and codex of our forefathers, through fear of being outnumbered in the 11th hour? Hikenai chided herself. There was time, her Brotherhood comrades would arrive to fight the good fight at Carlisle.

There was time. They could still arrive....surely no news was good news......surely....they would come.....
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Wife to Kelster Wallace, Baroness of Hawkshead, Viscountess of Whitehaven
Hikenai
And come, the Blood Oath Brotherhood did.......

Later, after those early days in the war, another letter arrived at Kel's Bells Tavern.





Carlisle, County Cumberland
27 May 1458

Kelster,

This is a short message, for the courier will soon be leaving....Last night in our battle, I was struck, but unharmed, my darling. False reports have somehow been issued, so if you hear any other word of my condition, do not distress yourself! I am fine....also, if you hear Lady_brianna died in battle, that is simply not the case. Unfortunately, despite the best of intentions, misinformation apparently was gleaned from the battlefield and passed on before it was verified.

The Brotherhood arrived and Paddy, Snow, Caitilin, Fronz and Lordparkin among others are here. I have not had the opportunity to speak to them, however, their presence here is a comfort to me, as is the bravery and determination of those with whom I fight. The Earl Marshall constantly inspires me through her example! Caitilin was wounded and taken to Penrith. Her bravery on the field will be recounted for years to come.

Stay strong, Kelster! Jah willing I shall make it through the next battle we face shortly.

I am praying more troops arrive and the fighting shall be contained to Cumberland. Let all of England watch. For Anto has come for us ALL, and Cumberland is valiantly resisting for the sake of ALL England, and just not our necks. Oh, would that more able bodied men and women put pettiness, differences in opinion, and rudeness of speech aside, and just COME to Cumberland!

Today we received word from a certain Sir Terryn in Sussex, that he has gathered volunteers and supplies and is on his way! Sussex comes to our aid! Sussex!
Why not others in England, as well????

I shall not digress further into negativity, Kelster, for we shall fight regardless, and fight we have. Let no one persuade you that we saw mere skirmishes. The battles are hellishly bloody clashes!

Jah give us VICTORY!

And Jah willing, give us the life we planned when we married, once the war is done, and England is at peace.

Your loving and devoted wife,
Hikenai



Hik hurried to finish and hand over her letter to the courier. She watched as he tucked it into the leather satchel bulging with packages and posts he would carry postehaste to Penrith and Egremont. This might be the last message she could get to Kelster for some time to come if Anto took the capitol, and pressing the letter to her heart, she closed her eyes and visualized Kel's dear face.
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Wife to Kelster Wallace, Baroness of Hawkshead, Viscountess of Whitehaven
Kelster


Carlisle, County Cumberland
27 May 1458

Kelster,

This is a short message, for the courier will soon be leaving....Last night in our battle, I was struck, but unharmed, my darling. False reports have somehow been issued, so if you hear any other word of my condition, do not distress yourself! I am fine....also, if you hear Elson88 and Lady_brianna died in battle, that is simply not the case. Unfortunately, despite the best of intentions, misinformation apparently was gleaned from the battlefield and passed on before it was verified.

The Brotherhood arrived and Paddy, Snow, Caitilin, Fronz and Lordparkin among others are here. I have not had the opportunity to speak to them, however, their presence here is a comfort to me, as is the bravery and determination of those with whom I fight. The Earl Marshall constantly inspires me through her example! Caitilin was wounded and taken to Penrith. Her bravery on the field will be recounted for years to come.

Stay strong, Kelster! Jah willing I shall make it through the next battle we face shortly.

I am praying more troops arrive and the fighting shall be contained to Cumberland. Let all of England watch. For Anto has come for us ALL, and Cumberland is valiantly resisting for the sake of ALL England, and just not our necks. Oh, would that more able bodied men and women put pettiness, differences in opinion, and rudeness of speech aside, and just COME to Cumberland!

Today we received word from a certain Sir Terryn in Sussex, that he has gathered volunteers and supplies and is on his way! Sussex comes to our aid! Sussex!
Why not others in England, as well????

I shall not digress further into negativity, Kelster, for we shall fight regardless, and fight we have. Let no one persuade you that we saw mere skirmishes. The battles are hellishly bloody clashes!

Jah give us VICTORY!

And Jah willing, give us the life we planned when we married, once the war is done, and England is at peace.

Your loving and devoted wife,
Hikenai .


Reading the letter, a tear of relief crept down Kelster's face. If only he was there with her he thought to himself. He gently moved his fingers across the words written on the parchment, making him feel as if he were closer to her. It had been such a short time since there marriage before this had all started. His thoughts turning to the future, for he was sure, in the end, the despot Capone would be beaten and Hik would be safe. There future, Wallace castle, the grounds, the horse rides through the countryside of Cumberland. There future would be bright, he knew it would. He thought of his wife and her image entered his head. Then he couldn't help but say out loud.

Damn you Capone, Damn you to Hell. Then he realized he had spoken the words and looked around the tavern to see If anyone had noticed his outburst. Shaking his head he then poured out a very, very large mug of the finest Cumberland ale and raised a toast to all in the tavern.

To Victory.
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Baron of Ravenglass. Baronet of Egremont.Count of Westmorland CMC.
Hikenai




Carlisle, Cumberland
31 May 1458

Dearest Husband,

How I miss you Kelster!

I live to fight another day Kel, but my cousin Blacknick, the 5th----oh Kel!
Nick, Baldar, Jibbs, Ormudz, Blue_Lily, Aragorn, and so many others..... what a blow to the defense of England to lose these brave men and women! Then yesterday to hear word that United was struck down on the road outside Carlisle! Then to hear that Jack Bad Luck, from Liverpool, was killed also, I am so angry Kel! He was someone I met briefly near during my journey home, and encouraged to come on to Cumberland and fight with us! He was killed before he could reach Carlisle. I will remember and honor his bravery and willingness to stand with us. He and United are both true heros!

We fight on Kel, and fight we must, thought the enemy troops have driven up all prices on the market. They now have waged a recruiting campaign. Oh, woe, woe to the newborns at this time! Anto, the defiler of the innocents! I am sure as soon as they draw as many as they are going to draw into their ranks, then they will wage a massive attack. They come amongst us, now, with charm and flattery, though they reveal their true nature on the field of battle. It is there that I choose to meet them, and there alone. I have stopped going into the taverns and have stopped reading the papers. I will not listen to propaganda. I have made my peace with this situation and will fight to the death Kel, so let that be your comfort in the years to come, should I not return to you, my darling, that I chose to do this rather than see us live under Anto's rule.

Jah bless and keep us safe, Kelster.
Your loving and faithful wife,
Hikenai
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Wife to Kelster Wallace, Baroness of Hawkshead, Viscountess of Whitehaven

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--Davy_pixley
He had arrived somehow, unscathed, during the night. The lights of Egremont had still been glowing in windows as the the sky burned upon the horizon to the east, the citizens arising to face another day of waiting as Anto and his horde attempted with unremitting determination to seize Cumberland. He had heard of travelers being killed upon the road and having no travel permit, felt he needed to thank Jah for his luck that he was not stopped. He had come to Egremont all the way from Gloucester, and made good time too, until the fighting had begun along the border. News of the rout traveled swiftly into Lancaster and Chester. As he had come through the counties to the south of Cumberland, he was annoyed to hear the tavern talk, the waffling over whether or not to aid Cumberland or sit and wait for another attack closer to home!

He came now to Egremont, figuring to help defend the port there, as he knew it would only be a matter of time........

This time of morning, he wanted a bit of hot ale and some bread, a slice of meat and some fruit, so he trudged along in the direction of Kel's Bells and hoped it was open at this early morning hour.
--Jane_townes
In the mid morning I left off my duties with the batallion, took my leave to go quickly to Kel's Bells and have a bite to eat.

The haggis eaters had opened taverns as well and I quickly looked away as a group of them, laughing and lolling outside the entrance to one, made loud and pointed comments as I passed. How they snickered! It only served to make me more determined than ever to push these vermin from Cumberland!

The markets with the highpriced food and supplies only made it especially hard on the newborns of the county. All those experienced with Anto's style knew to begin hoarding these things long ago, and so far were tucking in cautiously, determined to hold out. Reinforcements were certain to come! I knew England would not let us down. IF more troops would arrive to stand with us and face these fiends I knew the enemy would be sent scrambling for Scotland that much faster.

Anto had left Cumberland and retreated into Scotland, leaving the three other armies here with us.

Wise of him---or cowardly, depending on how you wished to look at it--- he had quite the bounty on his head!
Inka2


Holywell May 31st 1458

Dear Kel

I hope you are doing well and that you and your wife and family are safe up north.

The rumors tell about the war and our general has commanded every man and woman to help defend England. I have packed my satchel with a lot of food and will soon take off with Tony and a couple of friends of ours to the north. It seems the difficult and dangerous times are endless and we have been called to serve in the army up north to help destroy the attackers. I have to leave little Maria in the care of Ruth and Rebecca. It will tear my heart not to have her with me every day but I don't want to risk something happening to her. Tony keeps assuring me she will be allright and I know he is right, they will take good care of her. But still I am her mother and it is difficult to leave her behind.

I am practising with my sword every day and I am getting better. I never thought I would end up as a soldier, as you know i am not the kind that like fighting. We are also trying to buy up supplies of food for the front, I heard from Lucy and your brother that there is a lack of everything. I hope to survive all the way up to Carlisle, maybe I am able to help.

If things get back to normal I might come over and see you up in Egremont. Unless you are too busy maybe we could have a beer or two in your tavern. It would be nice to finally see your tavern and of course what the old town is like these days. I miss you all very much and keep thinking of you. Holywell where I spent the last weeks reminds me of Egremont, it is nice but it is not the same.

I wish you all the best and please be careful.

Best regards
Inka
--Blythe
This be a torn and bloody letter smuggled out of Carlisle when supplies was smuggled in. I wish I could claim credit for th' bravery of bringing it but I only went as far as Keswick to help fetch what was comin' back to Egremont. The roads was dangerous and Nelle was given to bawling ever' time I left the house for she be in the final weeks of her lying in. I was paid 20 pounds for delivering the parcel of letters and that is no small sum in these days of war with trying to stock up on food and be prepared. There is them thats starvin' in Carlisle.

The young man's words came out in a rush, as he pressed the missive into Blythe's trembling hands.





Carlisle, Cumberland
3 May 1458

Dear Blythe,
Dearest sister! I have made it thus far with no wounds, but have engaged in deadly fights sister. I shall not lie to you, but will spare you the details. Suffice it to say, I have honored my fallen fellow soldiers by spilling the blood of the enemy as well. That is the way I must look at it, or I would go mad. Also, I must defend myself and when we meet on the battlefield it is always a fight to the death, it is kill or be killed.

I am sorry to tell you that the market is so damaged in Carlisle, people are starving. The NNGO, Fury and Anto have made it impossible for many newborns to survive. They will pay for the innocent blood they have spilt!

I hope you will work hard for the resistance in Egremont! Never doubt we can defeat the enemies of our Kingdom! I have heard all of England is going to rally to Cumberland's defense! We shall send Anto running for the hills then, sister!

I love you sister,
Hoban Williams




Blythe finished reading the letter, and turning back to the bar, burst into tears. She shook with rage but she was encouraged by her sisters words.
Kelster


Holywell May 31st 1458

Dear Kel

I hope you are doing well and that you and your wife and family are safe up north.

The rumors tell about the war and our general has commanded every man and woman to help defend England. I have packed my satchel with a lot of food and will soon take off with Tony and a couple of friends of ours to the north. It seems the difficult and dangerous times are endless and we have been called to serve in the army up north to help destroy the attackers. I have to leave little Maria in the care of Ruth and Rebecca. It will tear my heart not to have her with me every day but I don't want to risk something happening to her. Tony keeps assuring me she will be allright and I know he is right, they will take good care of her. But still I am her mother and it is difficult to leave her behind.

I am practising with my sword every day and I am getting better. I never thought I would end up as a soldier, as you know i am not the kind that like fighting. We are also trying to buy up supplies of food for the front, I heard from Lucy and your brother that there is a lack of everything. I hope to survive all the way up to Carlisle, maybe I am able to help.

If things get back to normal I might come over and see you up in Egremont. Unless you are too busy maybe we could have a beer or two in your tavern. It would be nice to finally see your tavern and of course what the old town is like these days. I miss you all very much and keep thinking of you. Holywell where I spent the last weeks reminds me of Egremont, it is nice but it is not the same.

I wish you all the best and please be careful.

Best regards
Inka.



Glancing at every word of Ink's letter, a smile started to appear on Kel's face. Thinking of Ink coming to Egremont after it is all over. Thinking of his brave wife, Hik, fighting in Carlisle. Thinking of all the good times they would all have after the enemy had been destroyed. Knowing that the fighting had now become bitter, the wounded and dead , mounting up on both sides, he wondered when those happy times would return. Sitting in the back room of the tavern, he hears something, far away in the distance. Like the sound of drums.

Racing outside, Kel jumps on his horse, Miss Fortune and rides hell for leather to Wallace castle. Bursting through the doors, he runs as fast as his feet can carry him, up to the very top of the battlements. Holding his hand over the top of his eyes to shield them from the early morning sun, he gazes into the distance to where the sound of the drums is coming. Looking very hard and long, he sees nothing, until, yes he thinks to himself, those are English flags. Knowing that most of England is on it's way to help and seeing the first of them arrive, he starts to do the highland fling.
Yes, it will soon be all over.
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Baron of Ravenglass. Baronet of Egremont.Count of Westmorland CMC.
Hikenai
A courier, often used by Hikenai Wallace from her old days with the Brotherhood, brought this letter to Kelster Wallace's bar. The letter was stained with blood, and detailed Hikenai's part in the battle from several days prior.





Carlisle, Cumberland
7 May 1458

Kel,

If you hear word I was struck down, do not be alarmed, I was only lightly wounded....I do so regret it, as the field doctor refuses to let me fight again tonight! That girl who stuck me will rue the day we met in battle, should she find herself in combat with me again!

I also fought with Oakenshield, and now he lies dead! He joined Radran, whom I killed a week or so ago. Their names will remain with me, as will the names of the civilians who have fallen by my sword....Raider., as well as, Keith36, from last year.

The names of the wounded and dying are uttered on many lips in prayer! But we also took many lives, ourselves, Kelster. Surely we made Anto pay for the loss of the SAS 1st by killing many of his troops, too! I pray it is so!

I will see you on the battlefield, and if not, I will meet you in Paradise one day, if I fall by the sword while defending our Kingdom.

Jah bless you my husband!

All my love,
Hikenai


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Wife to Kelster Wallace, Baroness of Hawkshead, Viscountess of Whitehaven
Hikenai
Shortly before Kelster Wallace left to join his wife in Carlisle, another letter arrived at Kel's Bells in Egremont.





My darling husband,

How I long to sleep in your strong arms, safe and comforted! I am tormented and in agony upon this lonely bed! My dreams have uncovered details of battle that my waking mind spares me, and I am unable to rest, Kelster.

As I lay upon my bed in my tiny room at the hostel in Carlisle, I began to dream about the battle in which I had been wounded, had been cut upon the arm......It seemed as if I was looking down upon myself and upon the battle, viewing it from another perspective. Though I slept, I felt strangely removed and had the sensation of flying through time and space.......


The first sally by the English was turned back, the second was fierce and determined. The mass of warriors surged to and fro. Unseen to Oak, an attacked rent his shield shattering his arm, throwing the useless limb behind him, exposing his chest. At that moment a determined English lass drove her sword into Oak’s unprotected chest. As she was about to drive her weapon in to its hilt, a war hammer crashed into his sword snapping it like a twig sending Oak backwards releasing him from the impaling sword.

I turned restlessly in my sleep as I dreamt, feeling the resistance, then the sure slide of my blade into the man's chest.


Falling back and down amongst the rocks and English heather, Oak lay motionless, unable to move. Frothy blood flowing from his chest. He could taste the blood flowing from his mouth. The lass who took him down came into view. One of her compatriots called out “Hikenai, he is gone, find another and watch your back!”
Oak smiled, for the first time in many turns of the sun, his smile reached his eyes. In a whisper he spoke to her.

“Hikenai, I salute you! You have returned me to the mother this day! May you die surrounded by your grandchildren’s children!”


At that moment, with his words still in my ears, I awoke and burst into tears. I could still see his kind smile! I rose from my bed then, and spent the rest of the night sitting at the window, staring at the moon, thinking of the blessing bestowed upon me by a man whom, had I met under different circumstances, probably could have been my friend.

Such is the state I am in, my husband. The circumstances of Carlisle's occupation are confusing, infuriating and exasperating.....we have the invaders ousted from the Cumberland Council, and then they return and overrun the Carlisle Castle once more, as vermin return again and again to a home one thinks has been cleansed!

I pray Jah I see you again in this world, Kelster. I do so love and miss you!

Your faithful and loving wife,
Hikenai



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