The letter was simple and short, stating a few things in fine handwriting, but it was written by a man, it was not feminine handwriting from the looks of it, nor were there names of who it was addressed to and by whom. It was fairly carefully done, at that. "The following man has caused trouble to the Kingdom, and if he were to face a scandal, or alternatively, to disappear, the guard would surely not pay too much attention to it. I am not saying you need to act that brutally, but if you can arrange a scandal around him, it would weaken his position. His death or injury forcing him out of the local scene for a while would be an acceptable scenario if necessary, given some of his activities, but I hope those actions wont become necessary."<br/><br/>The vellum scroll contained the image of a stern looking man, and name. Preacher John Winter. The man was a devout fellow, but also a troublemaker, based on the list of writing on the scroll. Inciting people, trying to cause witch-burnings and inquisitiorial cleansing of the impure, having condemned a few people to their deaths by speaking against them in the past, and apparently now speaking against the rule of the aristocrats. Not just the queen, but all of them. Yet he had a fanatical flock of faithful, from the writing, it seemed.<br/><br/>The coinpouch in turn contained a small note. "Prepare well for tomorrow, keep rest for whatever needs you may have." The contents were quite generous. 2,000 gold coins. More than should fit to such a small coin pouch. It didn't even weight that much, indeed it weighed like it only had very little in it.<br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">OOC</div><div class="spoiler_body">Custom magical item, <em>Coinpouch of Holding</em>, permanent weight of 2 lbs, the usual 50 coins weighing 1 lbs is nulled when the coins are stored inside the coinpouch. Its enchanted to only carry coins, but 100,000 coins total actually. 200 lbs, in other words. Presently, it only holds those 2,000 gold coins though. </div></div>