Trial and Sentencing of Keaven Holiday

[Kyrendis Varen]

Let it be known that the Bowman, Keaven Holiday, who on the day of March 3 in the first year of the reign of King Manus Dei was seen to publicly slander and accuse, through insinuation, his military superiors of treason and thievery is on trial for these crimes and the crime of insubordination by doing so to a superior officer.

By self-admission of guilt, Bowman Keaven Holiday has been found guilty of insubordination and slander. As he has expressed remorse and thrown himself on the mercy of the court, the punitive judgment of exile is commuted.

Bowman Keaven Holiday is hereby dishonorably discharged from the Ducal Garrison of Wessex, and returned to the status of Villein. He is also ordered to issue a public apology to Sir Rivers Kelak, Sir Beric Veincrusher and Mister Haeso Legaude, Esquire.

There is to be no vigilante justice on any side, this issue is now resolved.

The final Judgement of Kyrendis Varen, Royal Sheriff.

Sub Signum Rex.