Addressed Formally to All Heroes

[worstintheworld]

[The following letter arrives on pale blue stationery, elegantly written by a decidedly feminine hand. It doesn't appear familiar...]

Dear Heroes of Light,

I write to you from the contaminated city of Trano Golsaucia. As most of you are no doubt aware, the threat of powerful monsters is especially prevalent in this area, and they will not be daunted by city walls. The Tarutarus who live here will not be persuaded to leave their home in spite of the danger, nor do I believe they should have to. As Heroes who possess the skills and courage to fight these monsters, I would expect at least five of you to come to the city immediately and drive off the current threat. Needless to say I will be assisting you in these efforts.

In the meantime, the rest of you would do well to search for a Diamond Crystal in order to decontaminate this area from Narayana's vile influence. Security details made specifically to fight monsters is only a temporary solution that doesn't address the root of the problem. These people deserve a safe place to live. Please make your way here promptly so that we may begin our work.

Sincerely Yours,
Princess Natalia L.K. Lanvaldear

[OOC: Who is this bossy new hero? Who knows. You might ask the Moogle delivering the letters, who will cheerfully answer any rudimentary questions, just like he answered Natalia's barrage of questions over the past couple of days...which might explain why she knows about Narayana and crystals. Natalia might need someone to go get her since there aren't any airships available. A prompt for this will go up on the intro log!]

Comments

[worstintheworld]

Sephiroth,

Am I to understand that you've given up before even making the attempt to help these people? How utterly deplorable! Trano Golsaucia is not a casualty to be buried and dismissed, it is the birthplace and home to thousands of this world's people. I may not expect the military forces of other countries to respond, but as a Hero of Light, you should be ashamed of yourself.

While I thank you for your concern, I refuse to abandon this city. These people have a right to protect and defend their homes, and I will not deny them that right simply because it is more convenient for us.

Nonetheless, I will grant you the benefit of the doubt: If this is simply a matter of lacking strength but still harboring a desire to make yourself useful, see to it that the merchants who specialize in the trade of food and medical supplies do not continue their despicable habit of raising prices because they know their customers are too desperate to refuse.

Sincerely,
Princess Natalia L.K. Lanvaldear