Be it known that thieves, debtors, and swindlers have breached contract and ma'at!
Two foreigners and their "network" have stolen from House Thutmose and denied to pay for terms of mutual agreement. They spit upon the generosity bestowed by House Thutmose!
The man, who speaks with a thick foreign accent, ties back his long black hair. Black hair grows upon his chin and he wears a talisman of an ornate woven-knot. The escaped debtor, who fled with uncanny speed of foot, donned a crimson-dyed, cross-hatched lined dress upon his legs.
The woman, ill-mannered and of sharp tongue, also tied back her long hair which was the color of onyx. Her foreign accent was pronounced, fond of speaking a phrase most unfamiliar of "mother bitchers" and wearing crimson trousers, black footwear, and a crimson and black shirt. A scar mars the left side of her face like a fissure in scorched earth.
Capture of these foreigners will be lavishly rewarded by the revered Thutmose himself. Relics, trinkets, jewels, and slaves, the epitome of opulence, will be showered upon the one who brings these two to justice.
The thieves shall pay their debts with the burden of their backs and sweat of their labor as is due.
-House Thutmose
Ma'at served and contracts pushed to be rectified, justice prevails as one of the swindlers has been apprehended!
The foreigner once known as Conner has pledged his allegiance and sworn to serve the illustrious House Thutmose! A back suitable for labor, trained and cultivated for a life of service, the honorable house will provide a rare opportunity for the wealthy and affluent to purchase this fine specimen. With the coming dawn upon Muhar, Thutmose himself will begin an auction to allow the opulent to acquire this slave for their own purposes.
This man is gifted and has been instructed in entertainment, cleanliness, obedience and a willingness to mete out punishment to other servants. A rare and cherished find offered by House Thutmose!
All who wish to bid are required to be present and carry upon them the lavish riches which are necessary for this unearthed and honed treasure.
The capture of his associate which continues to be a fugitive from justice, suspected to be named either "Karis" or "Morrigan," will still be lavishly rewarded by the revered Thutmose himself. Relics, trinkets, jewels, and slaves, the epitome of opulence, will be showered upon the one who brings this one to justice.
As written and now made truth, thieves shall pay their debts with the burden of their backs and sweat of their labor as is due.
-House Thutmose
They have made it desolate, and being desolate it mourneth unto me; the whole land is made desolate, because no man layeth it to heart. The spoilers are come upon all high places through the wilderness: for the sword of the LORD shall devour from the one end of the land even to the other end of the land: no flesh shall have peace.