Montgomery, Alabama:
June 8, 2013
On the southern charm
of Montgomery:
A few weeks ago I had the privilege of visiting the court of
Montgomery. My first impression? They are exceptionally
polite. The Dignified Prince Mallory
Moore is a delightful southern darling.
In another word, sweet. She
greeted each of the visitors personally and welcomed us to enjoy the
hospitality of her city.
On the former
seneschal and how he came to be such:
The seneschal, former in this case, made a bit of a
stir. He too made sure to greet all of
the new faces. He also asked each of us if we stood as members of the Ivory
Tower. This was despite having been just acknowledged by the Prince. Needless to say, we were a bit put off by his line of questioning.
One might wonder if this action had any direct correlation to his removal from the position. Certainly, by the end of the night a new
seneschal had been installed.
On those who found
themselves elevated:
It was nice to see Harpy Benedict in his natural
setting. He has been most gracious in
all the help he has given Atlanta. Elder
Roane did not wish to see this go unmarked and has recognized in him a most Discerning
nature.
For their efforts in aiding the court of Montgomery Prince
Mallory has named Richard of Avery Stalwart and Elder Roane as Steadfast.
I can only hope that the bond between these two cities
continues to grow. The strength of the
Camarilla would greatly benefit.
On something that is
beginning to sound too familiar:
It seems that Montgomery is plagued by the same rogue kindred
as Atlanta. A newly embraced childe was
found with no knowledge of his clan or the camarilla—or even what those two
words meant.
Sound familiar?
He seemed to be in a much more lucid state then Atlanta’s
unfortunate, and had apparently managed to survive several months on his
own. Quite impressive, if you ask me.
Still, it would appear that we have a serial embracer on our hands.
Is that even a real thing?
Once again, it was the Brujah who stepped in to see to the
care and teaching of this wayward childe.
I have a feeling that they will have an easier time with this one.
Final notes:
Montgomery’s resident Setite got into a debate with several
Toreador ladies. There was no contest. I quite admired how Lady Bianca dismantled
him. His singular wit was no match for her boundless intelligence.
It was sad, really, like watching a pack of lionesses take
down a baby gazelle.
Harpy Benedict has been tasked with composing an ode to Elder
Zylka. It is to be presented at the next
gathering, July 13th.
Don’t worry, dear readers, I’ll be there to hear it.
Bisou, bisou,
Desi
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