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

Marquis de Mylcandonai,
I hope I do not over step myself but would 200 crowns be feasible?  If you find this to be to much then what ever you deem fitting for one of my standing would be more than I deserve.  I plan on joining up this month so if things go well I should be able to repay with interest at the end of summer campaign.

In you debt,
Gardiens de Viseurs

Paul Vernon Lydiate wrote:
Lt. General le Marquis Alain de Mylcandonai,
to: Gardiens de Viseurs

Monsieur de Viseurs,

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.

Please let me know what you will need to effect any commission/horse
purchases you may have in mind and/or monies necessary to effect a rise in
society before seeking a military career and I will instruct my bankers
accordingly. Given the fatalities to which those regiments you could join at
present are prone, it would perhaps be unwise to furnish you with more
monies than you might actually need at present. I trust that you will
understand my caution.

Le Marquis de Mylcandonai

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

Just unlucky, I think. I have no doubt that otherwise BDP could have been a
thorn in AdM's side for some considerable time ;-)

Cheers,

Paul








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