Miss Seandeanta,
As Royal Bookeeper you must surely understand the intricacies mixed within your position. As both a servant to the King and kingdom you personally are charged not only with your duties, for which you should be awarded a great degree of respect but also with representing Their Majesties authority and honor in such capacity as your duties extand. Much as I, as a Lord Steward represent the stability and defence for Which our King and Queen stand you, Lady Bookeeper, represent the expediency, forthrightness, and stability of their kingdoms affairs in matters political, and financial. I daresay, your position, like mine and all others in this Kingdom, is by its very nature, highly politic however not without its own due respect.
I have no intention of bantering with you in a callow fashion, after all it would reflect poorly upon their majesties where we to do so but seek however to correct whatever errors were made in coveyance of proper paperwork to your persons while adressing your own perseived offence.
I do not perceive slight rather asking for redress to a consideration upon which it has been proven your discretion and authority are great. I must correct your incorrect calculations as to my motivations and ask indeed that you recall your accusations as they imply gravely as to my motivations and those I represent. In no way was I attempting to press you into a dissavantage or rash action unmeditated to cause calamity for our Kingdom. Rather, in asking that you swifly be at your task as master of our Kings Books and allow the Nobles of his Kingdom your full attention in completing these tasks such that these guilds, of obvious service to the Kingdom, be allowed to resume previous official service, neededly interupted for the time being due to important due beaurocratic process.
Your previous message indicated a desire to be informed of a list of the guild my person may have felt were omited in the current official guild rosters. I provided you with such statement at once, as your authority commands swift responce in matters public and officious. To draw a paralelle surely were this kingdom in a state of emergency I have all faith that your person would respond with judicious swiftness to any requests made upon you by those whose duty it is to deal with such in manny cases the very people of which we speak. Thus I was responding to your request as quickly as I could to redress a possible error commited not in malice but perhaps due to the egregious amounts of work due for completion that this overhaul has no doubt place upon you.
My statements in addition to the list was to lend credance and good faith to our desire to swiftly correct this issue in full cooperation with the requirements set henceforth by your person. As representative of two of these organizations I both give you my word of best intent to complete any requirements you have seen fit to make of these organization and ask as faithfull servant to their majesties to faithfull servant to the majesties for your aid in quickly redressing any issues which may have been found, however, as of now neither of these organizations has received word any missing requirements or issues within their charters.
Lastly, I pledge my support to you and your office to satisfactoraly find resolution to these issues which both expedite the process while still honoring the laws of our goverment. To suggest less is to suggest is to invite corruption.
Kind Regards,
Lord Steward Wyldweaver.
