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Thursday, 1 January 2015

Paintings of the Remodeling in Sais


It is my hope to compile a retrospective of what Sais has looked like over the years. In order to do this, I require paintings and stories from the very first time the Village was built until present day. I personally have seen three glorious builds and long to know what the first looked like.

If you have the items being requested please contact myself.

I wish you all well,

Lady Catherine

Tuesday, 23 December 2014

Advice Column

Do you have a question that you have always wanted to ask but was afraid of being laughed at or sounding silly?

Are you looking for advice on slave and Free Companion issues but do not wish to voice them openly for fear of what will be said?

Do you long to ask your question or seek advice while remaining anonymous?
Look no further!

You can now turn in a scroll with your question or need for advice to myself that will be answered by our new columnist.

Your questions will need to be submitted before the 15th of each month to allow our columnist time to respond.

I wish you all well,

Lady Catherine

Advice Columnist

The newspaper seeks an individual to provide advice for those seeking answers to their questions, comments or concerns.

This position calls for either a free man or woman to write responses to the questions being submitted. 

The individual can come up with the title for the advice column (ie: Ask Tarl, Ask Lady E. Post, etc...)

The individual can answer humorously,  factual or be blunt. The choice is yours.

If you are interested please come and see Lady Catherine to discuss this further. 

I wish you all well,

Lady Catherine

Reporters Wanted!

The newspaper is in need of reporters who attend city events. 

Individuals who are interested in writing a brief article of what occurred and who attended.

Events include ~
Home Stone Swearing Ceremonies
Court cases
Free Companionship Ceremonies
Raids
etc...

A painting would also be appreciated, to aid in capturing the momentous event.

If you would like further details,  please do not hesitate to come and find me and we can discuss this posting over drinks in the Tea House.

I wish you all well,

Lady Catherine