When Drezhen fell, Galfrey stopped her sparring in the courtyard and changed out of her dusty armor and went to call on the deadliest man in Mendev.

(She wouldn't have, normally; she changes out of her armor when it needs to be cleaned and polished for formal occasions, which is less than once a week - ordinarily a create water cantrip will do until she's out of the field, but the person she wants to visit would consider it an attempt to manipulate his emotions, and however much she despises him, she wants him to listen to her.)

(Galfrey does not sleep more than once a week. People sleep; Galfrey is a queen, which she considers to be sort of like a specialized golem designed to protect the defenseless subjects of the of Mendevian Crown, of whom she is not one. You'd object if your golem wanted a week off while your tower was under siege, wouldn't you? Well then. She hasn't thought of herself as people since before the First Crusade ended.)

The deadliest man in Mendev lives in Nerosyan, right on the river, in a very nice house with a very nice garden completely full of very nice traps, surrounded by a wall. On a great big sign on the door - so you don't need to even ask the doorman to know - is a sign:

SOLICITORS: 4 crowns gate fee

EMPLOYERS: 20 crowns gate fee

GALFREY: 6,000 crowns gate fee

The last two digits are in sloppier handwriting, writ small so they fit on the sign.

(The deadliest man in Mendev is also the most despised man in Mendev, and not only by Galfrey. The queen of Mendev is quite popular with her subjects, who know both how she feels about him and also that if she had not been prepared to die roughly 87 times in the sixteen years after the death of Aroden and before the Worldwound opened, there would not be a Mendev remaining.)

Nonetheless, Queen Galfrey of Mendev knocks on his godsdamned door.

When Drezen fell, Galfrey stopped her sparring in the courtyard and changed out of her dusty armor and went to call on the deadliest man in Mendev.

(She wouldn't have, normally; she changes out of her armor when it needs to be cleaned and polished for formal occasions, which is less than once a week - ordinarily a create water cantrip will do until she's out of the field, but the person she wants to visit would consider it an attempt to manipulate his emotions, and however much she despises him, she wants him to listen to her.)

(Galfrey does not sleep more than once a week. People sleep; Galfrey is a queen, which she considers to be sort of like a specialized golem designed to protect the defenseless subjects of the of Mendevian Crown, of whom she is not one. You'd object if your golem wanted a week off while your tower was under siege, wouldn't you? Well then. She hasn't thought of herself as people since before the First Crusade ended.)

The deadliest man in Mendev lives in Nerosyan, right on the river, in a very nice house with a very nice garden completely full of very nice traps, surrounded by a wall. On a great big sign on the door - so you don't need to even ask the doorman to know - is a sign:

SOLICITORS: 4 crowns gate fee

EMPLOYERS: 20 crowns gate fee

GALFREY: 6,000 crowns gate fee

The last two digits are in sloppier handwriting, writ small so they fit on the sign.

(The deadliest man in Mendev is also the most despised man in Mendev, and not only by Galfrey. The queen of Mendev is quite popular with her subjects, who know both how she feels about him and also that if she had not been prepared to die roughly 87 times in the sixteen years after the death of Aroden and before the Worldwound opened, there would not be a Mendev remaining.)

Nonetheless, Queen Galfrey of Mendev knocks on his godsdamned door.

When Drezen fell, Galfrey stopped her sparring in the courtyard - it eats precious hours but it lets her know her men - and changed out of her dusty armor and went to call on the deadliest man in Mendev.

(She wouldn't have, normally; she changes out of her armor when it needs to be cleaned and polished for formal occasions, which is less than once a week - ordinarily a create water cantrip will do until she's out of the field, but the person she wants to visit would consider it an attempt to manipulate his emotions, and however much she despises him, she wants him to listen to her.)

(Galfrey does not sleep more than once a week. People sleep; Galfrey is a queen, which she considers to be sort of like a specialized golem designed to protect the defenseless subjects of the of Mendevian Crown, of whom she is not one. You'd object if your golem wanted a week off while your tower was under siege, wouldn't you? Well then. She hasn't thought of herself as people since before the First Crusade ended.)

The deadliest man in Mendev lives in Nerosyan, right on the river, in a very nice house with a very nice garden completely full of very nice traps, surrounded by a wall. On a great big sign on the door - so you don't need to even ask the doorman to know - is a sign:

SOLICITORS: 4 crowns gate fee

EMPLOYERS: 20 crowns gate fee

GALFREY: 6,000 crowns gate fee

The last two digits are in sloppier handwriting, writ small so they fit on the sign.

(The deadliest man in Mendev is also the most despised man in Mendev, and not only by Galfrey. The queen of Mendev is quite popular with her subjects, who know both how she feels about him and also that if she had not been prepared to die roughly 87 times in the sixteen years after the death of Aroden and before the Worldwound opened, there would not be a Mendev remaining.)

Nonetheless, Queen Galfrey of Mendev knocks on his godsdamned door.

When Drezen fell, Galfrey stopped her sparring in the courtyard - it eats precious hours but it lets her know her men - and changed out of her dusty armor and went to call on the deadliest man in Mendev.

(She wouldn't have, normally; she changes out of her armor when it needs to be cleaned and polished for formal occasions, which is less than once a week - ordinarily a create water cantrip will do until she's out of the field, but the person she wants to visit would consider it an attempt to manipulate his emotions, and however much she despises him, she wants him to listen to her.)

(Galfrey does not sleep more than once a week. People sleep; Galfrey is a queen, which she considers to be sort of like a specialized golem designed to protect the defenseless subjects of the of Mendevian Crown, of whom she is not one. You'd object if your golem wanted a week off while your tower was under siege, wouldn't you? Well then. She hasn't thought of herself as people since before the First Crusade ended.)

The deadliest man in Mendev lives in Nerosyan, right on the river, in a very nice house with a very nice garden completely full of very nice traps, surrounded by a wall. On a great big sign on the door - so you don't need to even ask the doorman to know - is a sign:

SOLICITORS: 4 crowns gate fee

EMPLOYERS: 20 crowns gate fee

GALFREY: 6,000 crowns gate fee

The last two digits are in sloppier handwriting, writ small so they fit on the sign.

(The deadliest man in Mendev is also the most despised man in Mendev, and not only by Galfrey. The queen of Mendev is quite popular with her subjects, who know both how she feels about him and also that if she had not been prepared to die roughly 87 times in the sixteen years after the death of Aroden and before the Worldwound opened, there would not be a Mendev remaining.)

Nonetheless, Queen Galfrey of Mendev knocks on his godsdamned door.

When Drezen fell, Galfrey stopped her sparring in the courtyard - it eats precious hours but it lets her know her men - and changed out of her dusty armor and went to call on the deadliest man in Mendev.

(She wouldn't have, normally; she changes out of her armor when it needs to be cleaned and polished for formal occasions, which is less than once a week - ordinarily a create water cantrip will do until she's out of the field, but the person she wants to visit would consider it an attempt to manipulate his emotions, and however much she despises him, she wants him to listen to her.)

(Galfrey does not sleep more than once a week. People sleep; Galfrey is a queen, which she considers to be sort of like a specialized golem designed to protect the defenseless subjects of the of Mendevian Crown, of whom she is not one. You'd object if your golem wanted a week off while your tower was under siege, wouldn't you? Well then. She hasn't thought of herself as people since before the First Crusade ended.)

The deadliest man in Mendev lives in Nerosyan, right on the river, in a very nice house with a very nice garden completely full of very nice traps, surrounded by a wall. On a great big sign on the door - so you don't need to even ask the doorman to know - is a sign:

SOLICITORS: 4 crowns gate fee

EMPLOYERS: 20 crowns gate fee

GALFREY: 6,000 crowns gate fee

The last two digits are in sloppier handwriting, writ small so they fit on the sign.

(The deadliest man in Mendev is also the most despised man in Mendev, and not only by Galfrey. The queen of Mendev is quite popular with her subjects, who know how she feels about him and also know that if she had not been prepared to die roughly 87 times in the sixteen years between the death of Aroden and the First Crusade, there would not be a Mendev today.)

Nonetheless, Queen Galfrey of Mendev knocks on his godsdamned door.