At long last?"It was dawn.
Another new day of wonderment, that the gods & goddesses of the realm had generously seen fit to grant to the multitudes living in the land of RhyDin.
This was quite a cloudy morn, as the sun was forced back beyond the thick hazy sky like a condemned prisoner behind a great iron fence. To say that the serene reverberation of serenity was abundant, would certainly be a tad bit of embellishment.
It was simply a still, quiet daybreak.
Yet now......at the impressive gates to the renowned Scathachian Sanctuary, there rested a rather bland looking package. It certainly was well wrapped and cared for, but it did not possess the fine lacings and dressings that a usual "gift' from such a gaudy city as this, would yield.
This box, a steely-gray color, was prepared with a tight crimson bow. A large, folded card was attached to the box with very simplistic red ribbon.
Written in blue ink, with a sharp and hard hand, the card clearly read: "To Lady Winifred Baxter, citizen of the Southern Vale of Podunk"
Below the introduction, in the same handwriting and with the same blue-hued ink was also scrawled: "URGENT. Please respond upon acceptance M'lady."
It was simply a still, quiet daybreak.
Another new day of wonderment, that the gods & goddesses of the realm had generously seen fit to grant to the multitudes living in the land of RhyDin.
This was quite a cloudy morn, as the sun was forced back beyond the thick hazy sky like a condemned prisoner behind a great iron fence. To say that the serene reverberation of serenity was abundant, would certainly be a tad bit of embellishment.
It was simply a still, quiet daybreak.
Yet now......at the impressive gates to the renowned Scathachian Sanctuary, there rested a rather bland looking package. It certainly was well wrapped and cared for, but it did not possess the fine lacings and dressings that a usual "gift' from such a gaudy city as this, would yield.
This box, a steely-gray color, was prepared with a tight crimson bow. A large, folded card was attached to the box with very simplistic red ribbon.
Written in blue ink, with a sharp and hard hand, the card clearly read: "To Lady Winifred Baxter, citizen of the Southern Vale of Podunk"
Below the introduction, in the same handwriting and with the same blue-hued ink was also scrawled: "URGENT. Please respond upon acceptance M'lady."
It was simply a still, quiet daybreak.