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''I am glad to see that you have begun the preparations for our front against the Somotho, and as I am writing this letter, both me and Henry have also been preparing our men to venture out north into the lands of the Gaunais to rendezvous with your people so we can hopefully bring about an end to this violent, unreasonable tribe.''
''I am glad to see that you have begun the preparations for our front against the Somotho, and as I am writing this letter, both me and Henry have also been preparing our men to venture out north into the lands of the Gaunais to rendezvous with your people so we can hopefully bring about an end to this violent, unreasonable tribe.''


''While it is quite weird that the Khasholo have been quiet, it seems like that provides the people of [[Kuriaes]] with a much needed time of peace, which I hope stays on being that way.''
''While it is quite weird that the Khasholo have been quiet, it seems like that provides the people of [[Kuri//aes|Kuriaes]] with a much needed time of peace, which I hope stays on being that way.''


''Once our men have reached up north and established themselves, either I or Henry will be sure to send you a letter informing you of the matter.''
''Once our men have reached up north and established themselves, either I or Henry will be sure to send you a letter informing you of the matter.''

Latest revision as of 09:16, 15 October 2026


A Letter to Harakhas Gomas

In-universe date Era Nova, May–June, Year 6
Real-world date 2026-10-11
Author Percival van der Berg
Category Type Character News

Harakhas! It is good to hear from you, my friend.

I am glad to see that you have begun the preparations for our front against the Somotho, and as I am writing this letter, both me and Henry have also been preparing our men to venture out north into the lands of the Gaunais to rendezvous with your people so we can hopefully bring about an end to this violent, unreasonable tribe.

While it is quite weird that the Khasholo have been quiet, it seems like that provides the people of Kuriaes with a much needed time of peace, which I hope stays on being that way.

Once our men have reached up north and established themselves, either I or Henry will be sure to send you a letter informing you of the matter.

With Regards,

Percival van der Berg