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*sorry, the -names- are in Comitas letter, but not the personal details of their future path etc.
<span class="mu-i">(cont.)
-Master Virren of Grenoble Returned home to Grenoble and started a family
Master Matthew of Aubrey
-Miss Laura of Aubrey Matthew and Laura would be wed in the Church on the Sendag prior to the vigil
-Master Michael of Aubrey Escorted his daughter Laura for her wedding, handed over his shop to his new son-in-law upon their return to the continent. Died a happy man.
-Master Pettigrew of Lake Sinclair Already owing his life to Sir Andrei, he was among the first to join Father Towbray’s sect
-Master Caleb of Southern Fallavon Joined Father Towbray’s sect
-Master Joab of Norwache Joined Father Towbray’s sect
-Madame Curth of Szeged Laid her stillborn child’s ashes to rest at the holy site
-Master Benjamin of Port Bounty Joined Father Towbray’s sect
-Master Terrence of Port Bounty Joined Father Towbray’s sect
-Master Keiran of Kingston Became a sailor, he would wear a scrap of cloth that was apparently worn by a Storm Saint for luck
-Master Carlisle of Port Bounty Took orders as a sergeant-at-arms of the Comitas in Cathagi
They were not without losses, one Master Percy of Aubrey and Brother Riche of St. Gabriel’s Gate perished on the way. Sir Andrei seemed pained by his failure to protect them, I saw no need to for admonishment in this regard. With a further contingent of eighteen being escorted in the next few days, we expect the total number of pilgrims at this Sandag’s Long Walk to number 97 in total.
There have been no further incidents since my last correspondence, and one should hope that remains the case.
Your humble servant,
Brother Callahan</span>
You are told that some 97 souls are expected to attend the vigil. But 23 of those souls, <span class="mu-s">twenty-three</span> not even counting yourself and your attendants, have been guided here safely by you and yours. It is a wonderful achievement, and you are filled with a sense of righteous pride. Not only because of the joy in overcoming a difficulty journey, but because you honoured your promise to the Gilles de Moray.
Exactly as any knight worth the title should, yes, but there are not many knights you could name that have actually done so.
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