Diferencia entre revisiones de «Brig Dartmoor»

|family=[[House Dartmoor]]|spouse=[[Draulin]]|children=[[Angola Dartmoor|Angola]], [[Rikers Dartmoor|Rikers]], [[Bastille]]

Brig is nothing if not sincere. He is a passionate man; those Librarians must have done some clever talking to bring him to this point.|[[Grandpa Smedry]]{{book ref|a3|4}}

About 6 months before the events of [[The Knights of Crystallia]], a delegation from the [[Wardens of the Standard]] arrived in [[Nalhalla]] and approached King Dartmoor about setting up and embassy and opening peace talks. While suspicious, King Dartmoor agreesagreed.{{book ref|a3|6}} The draw of peace iswas strong enough that he is aboutwas ready to give up [[Mokia]] in exchange (and hashad most of the other members of the council ready to do the same) when [[Grandpa Smedry]] returnsreturned.{{book ref|a3|4}}

He was about to sign the treaty giving [[Mokia]] to the [[librarianLibrarian]]'s when Prince [[Rikers Dartmoor|Rikers]] entered the chamber of the Council of Kings and demanded the proceedings be halted. After hearing Prince Riker's story and seeing [[Fitzroy]] brought in bound, he grillsinterrogated [[Kangchenjunga Sarekgjakka]], aka She Who Cannot be Named, and refusesrefused to let her weasel out of the interrogation with half answers. After the interrogation he callscalled for a re-votesecond which leavesleft him as the deciding vote. After a brief hesitation, he ripsripped the treaty in half. {{book ref|a3|20}}

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|‘I will not be the king who was offered peace and who passed it by, Leavenworth. I will not be a warmonger. If there is a chance at reconciliation . . . But we should speak of this someplace outside the public eye. Let us retire to my sitting room.’|

|King Dartmoor {{book ref|a3|4}}

|‘I find it telling,’ he declared to Swcbn, ‘that you cannot control your own people despite the importance of these talks! I find it disturbing that you would be willing to execute one of your own for joining a kingdom with which you claim you want to be friends. And, most of all, I find it disgusting what I nearly did. I want you Librarians out of my kingdom by midnight. These talks are at an end.’|

|King Dartmoor {{book ref|a3|20}}