[MR] Royal Court Report for Sacred Stone Baronial Birthday

[Craig]

Unto Your Majesties Jason and Gerhild, Your Highnesses Bryan and 
Brianna, the Triton Principal Herald, the Atlantian College of Heralds, 
the populace of Atlantia, and all who read these presents:

Greetings from Cian mac Ceallacháin hUí Dubhlaich, Pursuivant herald of 
the Canton of Cyddlain Downs and Royal Herald for Sacred Stone’s 
Baronial Birthday.

On the 28th day of August, Anno Societatis XLV, Their Majesties did hold 
a Royal Court in the Barony of Sacred Stone, on the occasion of the 28th 
anniversary of the founding of the Barony of Sacred Stone.

Their Royal Majesties did process into Court, accompanied by Their Royal 
Highnesses.  Upon the seating of the populace, Royal Court was opened. 
Konungr Jason spoke briefly to the populace about the days’ activities 
as well as the occasion of the event, the celebration of Sacred Stone as 
a Barony in the Kingdom of Atlantia.

Their Majesties summoned Grimr of Sacred Stone before them.  His Majesty 
spoke of Grimr’s abilities and prowess on the field of battle, and thus 
inducted Grimr into the Order of the Silver Osprey.

Lord Geffrei Maudeleyne was then called before Their Majesties to hear 
praise of his works with the arts and sciences, and Lord Geffrei was 
made a Companion of the Order of the Coral Branch.

His Excellency, Baron Axel Tavastia of Sacred Stone, was invited before 
Their Majesties, where he thanked Their Majesties and Their Highnesses 
for attending the Baronial Birthday.  His Excellency called forth 
bearers with gifts to be presented on behalf of the Baron.  Their 
Majesties and Their Highnesses were both given baskets containing local 
wine and chocolate, as well as His Excellency’s favorite beverage of 
choice, Cheerwine.  Their Majesties and Their Highnesses thanked Baron 
Axel, who then took his leave and returned to the feast preparations.

William Spearbane was summoned before Their Majesties.  His Majesty 
spoke highly of William’s activities not only in the martial arts, but 
also in service to the Barony and the Kingdom as a Page.  Because of 
Williams’s commitment, His Majesty did award him the Sea Urchin.

Their Majesties did then call forth Sir Marc d’Aubigny.  His Majesty 
gave high praise for Sir Marc’s work in the arts and sciences, both as 
an artisan and as a teacher.  Following a discussion of Sir Marc’s sword 
work, both on and off the field, Their Majesties did command that the 
Order of the Pearl come forth to witness as Sir Marc d’Aubigny was 
inducted into their ranks.

There being no further business, Their Majesties closed Court, and 
processed out, followed by Their Highnesses.

This account is accurate to the best of my knowledge and complete to the 
extent of the information available to me.

Set down and submitted by my hand, I remain,
	faithful in service to Crown and Kingdom,
		Lord Cian mac Ceallacháin hUí Dubhlaich,
			Pursuivant herald, Canton of Cyddlain Downs