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Please accept my re-registration into this cycle's Warlord Tournament.

Barring anything unforeseen, I will enter this tournament.

Wyheree g'Ark'hiradan

I wanted to make two points: First, regarding EF, I enjoyed having it as an ace in the hole, so to speak. It always seemed to be in the back of the challengers' minds that the EF could come at anytime. I don't have exact stats, but I remember hitting with it more often than not, and in one case, it ...

I will endeavor to enter.

I read the log of the Brag incident, it was a close match, constantly back and forth. It's not like he was down 4-1, which even that you can still win. Hell Wyheree became Daimond with a comeback win against Harris at being down 4-1. We've all had matches like that. You pull up your big kid pants a...

Matt and I have agreed that this match will take place on Monday, September 26th, at 10:30 of the Eastern clock.

Another piece of parchment was tacked to the corkboard - with the same elegant script as before:

Matt,

I see the period of grace has elapsed, since your last challenge. Therefore, I wish to again challenge for the Blue.

Wyheree g'Ark'hiradan

As long there's a learning curve for newbies, I'm in.

I will enter this tournament.

Wyh

I will enter.

Wyh

Miss Minx,

The operative word is "seen". If I had seen your undefeated night of dueling, perhaps I would have been impressed. But, I did not witness your achievement, where I did see Miss Hart defeat all four of her opponents in unarmed combat.

Wyheree g'Ark'Hiradan

Candy Hart went 4-0 last evening within the Annex - the first I have seen go undefeated in an evening in a long, long time. I nominate her.

Wyh's available for a team, if someone wanted to captain an eighth.

I will enter.

A simple note, written on a parchment fragment, was pinned to the notice board - the script of the four words elegant and neat: Matt, It is time. The way the note was fastened to the board would leave no doubt as to who left it - for two small snowflakes held the upper corners as sure and fast as ta...