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Marcella mumbled as Bella gave her a big welcome hug. She managed to avoid one from Talerco, but the Tea Girl still bumped into her with another very tight hug. The house was furnished, but there was still so much more to be done. First thing first, and it was to see if the new Butler had remembere...

and thats where it should stay, wish to share it write a book and have it place in a libary... Lol you really are retarded. Good thing your oppinion or "order" dont count dung shit. And for the record we do have books in game, but thats not for all to read. My apology for calling you a na...

Biggs wrote:and thats where it should stay, wish to share it write a book and have it place in a libary...

Lol you really are retarded. Good thing your oppinion or "order" dont count dung shit.
And for the record we do have books in game, but thats not for all to read.

http://www.knoechel.dk/pangaea/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=7705 Keep it up, it's going nice. I think I can say thanks from all of us. And to Biggs: It might surprise you, but most of what we write about is actually something we have Rp'ed in game. 'Cause yeaaa Pious likes RP, so bite us :twisted: :arrow:

It was no surprise to her that Bella had her husband coming along with her to the tower. Nor that the girl blacked out in rage. In despise of the serious situation of the meeting, it had been slightly amusing seeing Talerco stubbornly sitting in his plate armor, in the warmest room in the Bath hous...

Anyone can be bought to silence. That was a fact that the elder had acknowledged for decays. Maids, harvesters, assassins and simple innocent tea girls, all would keep quiet and do their duties for a small fee. And if not, their guts could be found in the rivers of Vesper and their heads would be b...

  During the day she walked the streets like any normal peasant. People knew her by another name now. She almost liked her incognito and was getting used to not having more than a few servants following her. She had observed it all from the shadows. Her well paid harvesters had done their part in p...