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Bradford felt a little snubbed by the fact the King addressed Lady Elise personally, with no mention to himself, but that was no issue. He broke his bread and kept a neutral expression on his face, looking at Elise to see what she would say. He sipped the wine as well, a hearty gulp but nothing...

The wonderful Urahil servants were more than happy to continue keeping the Weiroon Lord's glass full. As the news of the Lords precarious words made its way up the chain of command from the servants, Bradford found himself amused by what the Lord was saying. Dangerous words indeed. Openly...

Bradford followed up the steps, his own servant and a few of his guards following. As they walked, Bradford tried to decide what the lack of an answer from the dignitaries meant, although it certainly was a slight wildcard he did not expect. He could work with it though. No problem. As they...

"Don't worry, Lord Sullivan, we get our women from outside our land. I wouldn't care to disgrace a Urahil woman like that." He chuckles again. "Well, I must return to my table. I'm sure there's issues requiring my attention. Please, enjoy the feast and let me know personally if you require...

Bradford exited his carriage, handing off his ledger to his servant who tucked it in a satchel, trailing behind his Lord. The Treasurer of the Realm walked towards Elise, smiling. "My, my, this city is quite wonderful. " He mumbled to her as he approached the delegates, purposely matching his...

After a few moments, Bradford stood, stepping off his platform and casually making his way over to Elise, Sullivan, and that little group. He took a wine glass off a passing servant, sipping it. If he was going to hold a massive feast in his house, at the very least he earned the right to watch...

Trade, money, and diplomacy. If House Urahil had a motto that would perhaps be it. Bradford sat in his own ornate carriage, his feet on the seat opposite his and his head servant beside him. The man came everywhere with Bradford, quite literally owing his life to his employer. Of course that was...

Bradford watched the Lord's brother approach, shaking his hand and laughing at the joke. "Oh no, my friend, I don't count your brothers money, my underlings do that. I only counts the Kings money." He watched as the man walked away, glancing at his steward and raising his eyebrows. "What a fat...

It was a warmer evening, the sun having set and the full moon providing adequate lighting on the manor. It was no coincidence, astronomers had been consulted to best insure the event took place on a day with a bright moon. Bradford Urahil was not a man who took chances, he was a man who made...

Bradford Urahil Biographical information Birthplace Vel Anir Born Died Age 33 Home Urahil Manor, Vel Anir Physical de...