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SIR BORS (Looks appreciatively at the lovely girl) "Well, Princess Isaura, I can assure you of the Order's support in this matter. Tell Lord Amroth that his supply trains shall be free of the Pass, and that I shall speak to the factor that I know he deals with to assure him of this. But, tell him that he should double the guards on his convoys, for that will be a place that Jonathan may well think to strike. Princess, you should visit as many of the disaffected nobles as you can. And, Lady Galadria tells me that you have a sister. Do not neglect to use her in this, for, if she is as fair as you, think of what a rallying symbol it would be, the two beautiful princesses fighting for their father's throne. You would gain adherants from all over the land, and, I doubt not, volunteers from others, once the bards get ahold of this tale." (turns to Lady Galadria) "Galadria, you shoud meet with Blondin, the head of the Bard's Guild, here in Tarashia. I assure you that he would like the tale and have a song for it within the day."
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