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Report from The Harbour Herald, 7th Sun of the Sixth Astral Moon
Mend the Wound is the Cry arising in the streets of Limsa Lominsa as the publick anticipates the trial of admitted Mutineer Dominic Morris. Our Readership will remember the tragic grounding of the loyal Privateer Maiden's Wound upon the Strand of Salt in the last moon, and the sorry state in which soldiers of the Maelstrom found the vessel, its captain and crew slaughtered in a vile assault leaving but two survivors, the accused Morris among them.
Of his guilt there is no doubt, as he has admitted his crime upon his rescue and thrown himself upon the good Mercy of the Admiral, so say the soldiers who took him into gaol. Already the good people of Vylbrand have tried sorely to bring their own Justice to the mutineer, though he was spirited away to holding in Aleport under heavy guard. They now content themselves with the knowledge that the Courts of the Admiralty will bring the blackguard to his proper hell. Still the cry of Mend the Wound arises in the streets, that our leaders will know where the people stand.
As to the matter of the other survivor, we at the Herald have continued to withhold her identity for discretion's sake after the immense cruelties inflicted on her person during the bloody voyage. The people of Limsa may rest assured that she is safe and under better circumstances than her Captor, and that even now the Admiralty seeks a means to take her oath and testimony in the coming Trials with every regard to respecting her decency and character.
A woodcut of the accused, Dominic Morris, accompanies the report. The image is of a grotesque Hyuran face, slightly malformed, with jutting teeth, a lazy eye, and a scattered half-beard.
Mend the Wound is the Cry arising in the streets of Limsa Lominsa as the publick anticipates the trial of admitted Mutineer Dominic Morris. Our Readership will remember the tragic grounding of the loyal Privateer Maiden's Wound upon the Strand of Salt in the last moon, and the sorry state in which soldiers of the Maelstrom found the vessel, its captain and crew slaughtered in a vile assault leaving but two survivors, the accused Morris among them.
Of his guilt there is no doubt, as he has admitted his crime upon his rescue and thrown himself upon the good Mercy of the Admiral, so say the soldiers who took him into gaol. Already the good people of Vylbrand have tried sorely to bring their own Justice to the mutineer, though he was spirited away to holding in Aleport under heavy guard. They now content themselves with the knowledge that the Courts of the Admiralty will bring the blackguard to his proper hell. Still the cry of Mend the Wound arises in the streets, that our leaders will know where the people stand.
As to the matter of the other survivor, we at the Herald have continued to withhold her identity for discretion's sake after the immense cruelties inflicted on her person during the bloody voyage. The people of Limsa may rest assured that she is safe and under better circumstances than her Captor, and that even now the Admiralty seeks a means to take her oath and testimony in the coming Trials with every regard to respecting her decency and character.
A woodcut of the accused, Dominic Morris, accompanies the report. The image is of a grotesque Hyuran face, slightly malformed, with jutting teeth, a lazy eye, and a scattered half-beard.
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