The Fifth Year

(No Title) -- Atenveldt
May, 1970

Michael of Moria resigned as Seneschal. Charles of the JAC’s was his successor.

Annotations:
“My first resignation of several. I used this tactic a couple of times to get the monarch's attention about policies and activities which I thought detrimental to Atenveldt. Being listed as the "legal agent" gave the post a certain status that the younger, less experienced fighters mistook for importance. In actuality, it only meant that if we had ever been sued, I was the one who would have been served. Charles took the post and did a fine job.” – Michael of Moria

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