<div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">OOC</div><div class="spoiler_body">I am still very much into this game, but I've been asked to help and run so many games its starting to take a toll on me little by little. I'm thinking of signing out of group games I'm playing in to prevent from losing creativity altogether eventually. I'm also considering trying to cut a few games a bit 'short', not stop them right away but lead them to a conclusion a bit earlier than planned. Those games may be revived later on if I get to a better state. <br/><br/>However, I enjoy our game and don't see it as one that would be stopped. I enjoy the tale there is forming here, its just my own reality haunting my days that makes me a bit uncertain, and having some 18 games waiting a reply when I come on Elliquiy is not tempting. That includes 8 games I thought had 'died out' but suddenly picked up life again. Possibly with schools nearing their closing time for the summer, some folks have more time on-line again or something similar, but they've been draining my stamina a lot faster than I can keep up. <br/><br/>In anycase, I apologise for long pauses, but after doing post-sprees when I try and reply to everyone I might not have the strength left to do it again the next day. &gt;_&lt; I'm going to try running a few games daily, this included, and others updating as fast as I can make it happen. I'm also going to keep my own group games going, the ones I run. The ones I might drop are the ones I am playing in.</div></div><br/>The man smiled to Tehr at his words and let out a short chuckle. "Ahh but of course. I am Samuel ir'Staro, and our family is not large land-owners, were more of, how do I put this politically correct, supporters of the queen and a family of loyalists." He smiled calmly and nod his head. "Many of the daughters of the family form the Queen's personal guard, though they forsake the family name when they enter her service. To give their life for the queen means not owing loyalty to any house, to prevent conflict of interests." The man smiled calmly at this.<br/><br/>"Ahh, as for your sister I hope she will be happy here. There are some good schools, fine gentlemen to meet, and a lot of pleasures to be had for various tastes. Fine art, music, dining in luxurious situations, and then there's the more sinister side of Londinium." The man spoke seriously, and then let out a sigh. "The church may preach all it wants about the true divinity, but a lot of people in this land came from the lands now occupied by the holy empire to flee to a pagan nation. The fact the church threatens this nation with its own ways and tries to push away the old beliefs is one more aspect of them being too manipulative. Its a control method for the masses, but its upsetting more people than its calming. The Holy Empire at least knows where to draw the line. The cardinal here though seems more keen on trying to make this<em>his</em>kingdom."