To: Lt. General le Marquis Alain de Mylcandonai,
From: Gardiens de Viseurs

Marquis de Mylcandonai,
I was so surprised to receive a letter from one of your position.  Being 
new and unheard of I did not expect to be noticed by one of your 
station.  You are correct in that my funds are on the light side.  I am 
willing to except what ever you deem fitting. Once my situation improves 
I will make all haste to repay the loan.  I hope in the future to be 
able to carry on the tradition that you have kept strong.

In your debt,
Gardiens de Viseurs

(OOC:  No one to blame but Myself.  I decided to either make or break 
BDP. oops.)

Paul Vernon Lydiate wrote:

> Lt.General le Marquis Alain de Mylcandonai, to
> Monsieur Gardiens de Viseurs,
> Greetings!
> 
> Monsieur de Viseurs,
> 
> It is but a few short years since I myself arrived in Paris, the friendless
> and penniless first son of an impoverished Chevalier. I was helped
> immeasurably by a timely loan from a gentlemen who was then one
> of the leading lights of Paris, without which I doubt that my rise up the
> social ladder would have been half so rapid.
> 
> In gratitude for this, I tend to repay the favour from time to time by
> helping a new arrival in Paris in a similar fashion. Consequently, I would
> be happy to furnish you with a similar loan should you feel this might be
> useful. (Please don't worry about ever repaying it until you are in a secure
> enough position to do so without any possible hardship).
> 
> I trust that the above may be of some interest to you and look forward to
> receiving your response.
> 
> Le Marquis de Mylcandonai
> ======================
> 
> [OOC:
> 
> Hi Chris,
> 
> Sorry to read of BDP's demise - looks as though being aide to an 'inactive'
> NPC is more dangerous that it seems :( I take it RdW volunteered to fight
> with the RNHB and dragged BDP along? Nothing to do with any PCs, of course,
> since no request for him to do so was even announced.
> 
> AdM is unlikely to share my sentiments, of course, but presumably BDP knew
> what he was getting into when he chose the course he took...
> 
> Anyway, good luck with the new character and if there is anything AdM can do
> to help his rise up the social ladder, just ask.
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> Paul ]
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