Prince Peter Looking for King David
[Veluria, Mage of PAS, writes King David a message]
*Shakes her head in amazement* I can't believe I am writing you this but... I promised I would pass along this message. How should I say this; "Prince Peter is looking for his father".
Uhm that doesn't sound right. Here is what happened. I had just stopped by the Palace bank at Nu'jelem when a stranger in bright - and I mean bright! - blue raiment rode up from the direction of the Palace. I was quietly looking through my Safe Deposit Box and this gentleman said; "Has anyone seen King David?".
I had not of course so I didn't answer and continued looking at the pitiful amount of gold in my bank box. Unfortunately none of the other two or three folks at the bank had seen you either because they didn't say anything back as well. So this very blue person said again "Has anyone seen King David?" And then after no response "Why are you ignoring me?"
Well I did not want it to appear as if the People's Army of Sonoma was rude (although I was trying to ignore him). So I tried to answer him with a "I'm sorry I haven't seen him today."
Actually I knew that the King was busy with overseeing the annual tournament between the "Sooners" and the "Longhorns" but I did not tell him that. (I don't know what or where these mythical beasts are but I wonder: Can you harvest the long horns of a Longhorn - and if so, how much would they sell for do you think?)
Anyway, this person said: "It is very important I speak with him, I am Prince Peter. I am King David's son."
Now, I was somewhat skeptical about that last part because if he was really your son, I would think he would know about the tournament! It is such and important event and all. And although I am not so high up in the People's Army to get to dine with the King's family (not like those high and mighty folks who went to "Las Vegas" and ate prime rib and lobster tail.) I thought the good King only had daughters.
I didn't want to call the young man a liar so I just said I would pass along his message. I think I was being too nice because he went on to say that "The evil mages were plotting" (Evil Mages are always plotting) and that it wasn't safe for him to stay in one spot for too long.
Now I almost forgot all about my promise except that as I was walking down the road from Skara Brea I saw a scroll lying in the intersection near the farms that said "Give Over Us the Artificed Scion". I kept walking and then it hit me an "Artificed Scion" could be the "pretend prince". So maybe Prince Peter was only half nuts. Maybe the evil mages are out to get him (or something).
In anycase, I felt it my duty to bring this odd situation to your attention. Please help Prince Peter. If nothing else he needs professional counseling regarding his delusions. Of course if his story is true then please disregard all references to Prince Peter being crazy, "pretending" or paranoid.
As always, your obediant servant,
Veluria
Proprietor of the Cove Cafe
Mage of PAS
*Shakes her head in amazement* I can't believe I am writing you this but... I promised I would pass along this message. How should I say this; "Prince Peter is looking for his father".
Uhm that doesn't sound right. Here is what happened. I had just stopped by the Palace bank at Nu'jelem when a stranger in bright - and I mean bright! - blue raiment rode up from the direction of the Palace. I was quietly looking through my Safe Deposit Box and this gentleman said; "Has anyone seen King David?".
I had not of course so I didn't answer and continued looking at the pitiful amount of gold in my bank box. Unfortunately none of the other two or three folks at the bank had seen you either because they didn't say anything back as well. So this very blue person said again "Has anyone seen King David?" And then after no response "Why are you ignoring me?"
Well I did not want it to appear as if the People's Army of Sonoma was rude (although I was trying to ignore him). So I tried to answer him with a "I'm sorry I haven't seen him today."
Actually I knew that the King was busy with overseeing the annual tournament between the "Sooners" and the "Longhorns" but I did not tell him that. (I don't know what or where these mythical beasts are but I wonder: Can you harvest the long horns of a Longhorn - and if so, how much would they sell for do you think?)
Anyway, this person said: "It is very important I speak with him, I am Prince Peter. I am King David's son."
Now, I was somewhat skeptical about that last part because if he was really your son, I would think he would know about the tournament! It is such and important event and all. And although I am not so high up in the People's Army to get to dine with the King's family (not like those high and mighty folks who went to "Las Vegas" and ate prime rib and lobster tail.) I thought the good King only had daughters.
I didn't want to call the young man a liar so I just said I would pass along his message. I think I was being too nice because he went on to say that "The evil mages were plotting" (Evil Mages are always plotting) and that it wasn't safe for him to stay in one spot for too long.
Now I almost forgot all about my promise except that as I was walking down the road from Skara Brea I saw a scroll lying in the intersection near the farms that said "Give Over Us the Artificed Scion". I kept walking and then it hit me an "Artificed Scion" could be the "pretend prince". So maybe Prince Peter was only half nuts. Maybe the evil mages are out to get him (or something).
In anycase, I felt it my duty to bring this odd situation to your attention. Please help Prince Peter. If nothing else he needs professional counseling regarding his delusions. Of course if his story is true then please disregard all references to Prince Peter being crazy, "pretending" or paranoid.
As always, your obediant servant,
Veluria
Proprietor of the Cove Cafe
Mage of PAS