Notes written between The Grimm Lady and Arachne on Friday, November 22nd, 1918.
A: Mistress of Death, how are you faring thus far?
TGL: I'm fine just bedridden again.
A: Common for someone decended from the Ljósálfar, but I hope my handiwork is alleviating your suffering.
TGL: It is, and I have a question.
A: If it's within reason I'll answer it.
TGL: Do know if everyone at the citadel is well?
A: No little pup, I have not heard anything from the branch you belong to since the start of this devastating and pointless human war. Though if I hear anything from my daughters and sons within your branch I will send you a letter.
But, I have to be on my way now, though I'll leave you with this additional gift.
TGL: Safe travels Lady Arachne.
Friday, November 22nd, 1918.
Lady Arachne visited me Ludwig, and I asked if she'd heard from the citadel through her children there. She hasn't.
Damn it all, the fates love to be cruel.
But unlike the fates Lady Arachne is generous; she gave me another bracelet that'll give me a human disguise as long as I wear it. Which is far better than casting a human disguise myself.
I tried it, and the process was painless. Which is strange, but I am grateful nonetheless.
I need to end it here, someone is knocking on my door.
Notes written between The Grimm Lady and Cordelia Von Vogel on Friday, November 22nd, 1918.
TGL: Cordelia what is the reason for your unexpected visit?
C v V: I'd like to invite you to enjoy a cup of tea with me if you're feeling well enough to.
TGL: I think I'm well enough.
Now, we're at the table what do you really want?
C v V: Clever pup. I know it's greedy but I have another favour to ask.
TGL: You have done much for me, I'm fine with another request.
C v V: A man, Karl Von Schmitt will be visiting next month. He's looking for a caretaker to nurse his oldest back to health.
TGL: And went to you for help, but you're preoccupied with caring for Dorothee and Richter.
C v V: Yes. Would you be willing to go in my stead?
TGL: Why are you trusting me with this?
C v V: Ludwig spoke of you with in awe of how your presence improved morale, the soliders mental stability, and handled being a newly-made nurse in the trenches.
TGL: Simply put, I'll be caring for another victim of the war.
C v V: Good, in the meantime I want you to study the contents of this book while I think of a proper name to give you, and enjoy the tea.
Author's note: I won't be posting this upcoming Monday due to personal life reasons, but i'll try to make it up to all of you!
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