( Although it comes sealed and addressed to Ench. J., it is apparent the instant that he breaks the seal that the letter was not, in fact, originally intended for his eyes. It is a long and meandering missive from Marius Bellerose, written affectionately from scandalous uncle to only slightly less scandalous niece, carrying on for several pages.
On the last page, Gwenaëlle has taken the time to circle his postscript inquiry as to what and who the enchanter of his brief acquaintance has been doing in Kirkwall. She underlines who. )
Given the tenor of the rest of the letter and my knowledge of M. Bellerose, I am inclined to believe the postscript a (perhaps poorly considered) joke. That said, he clearly knows where I am. Feel free to direct him to ask me himself, if you wish.
On the other hand, I suppose I still do owe you a visit and perhaps a bit of consideration. If it would make your life easier, I could always let slip a few things for you to pass along when next we speak.
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delivered by a footman.
On the last page, Gwenaëlle has taken the time to circle his postscript inquiry as to what and who the enchanter of his brief acquaintance has been doing in Kirkwall. She underlines who. )
delivered by a likely looking urchin
Lady Vauquelin,
Given the tenor of the rest of the letter and my knowledge of M. Bellerose, I am inclined to believe the postscript a (perhaps poorly considered) joke. That said, he clearly knows where I am. Feel free to direct him to ask me himself, if you wish.
On the other hand, I suppose I still do owe you a visit and perhaps a bit of consideration. If it would make your life easier, I could always let slip a few things for you to pass along when next we speak.
Your obedient,
Ench. J