L'Eglise Aristotelicienne Romaine The Roman and Aristotelic Church

[Branwyn]

Finally, Branwyn also reached the Cistercian monastery. Once the order had been checked, she had the work in the prefecture up to date again and everyone could be satisfied. Especially the pope.

Branwyn got out of the carriage and had her guardsman announce her at the gate. Then she waited to be let in.
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[Roupil]

Brother Roupil came to meet the person who had just arrived and presented himself.

- Welcome, I am Brother Roupil, Abbot of the Cistercian Abbey of Saint Illinda.
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[Branwyn]

Brother Roupil, I am delighted to meet you in person. My journey today has brought me here to you in my capacity as Prefect. Would you do me the honour of showing me around your abbey and telling me about your order and its members?
With these words, she stepped closer to him, a warm smile on her face. This was one of the best parts of her job: getting to know the people in the abbeys.
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[Roupil]

- Sister, it’s an honor for me to meet you as well!
I hope your trip went well.

He smiles and bows his head with respect.

- I would be very honored to show you the Abbey of Sainte Illinda and to introduce you to the Cistercian Order and its members.

- But first of all, I would like to tell you about the letter you sent me about the five members of our Order.
Brother Baudouinarthuriwenn, a monk at Sainte Illinda, died in March 1473.
Brother Thymothe is still active.
Sister Della is unknown to me.
Sister Orzanne and Father Blancastre have also disappeared.
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[Branwyn]

Oh yes, the journey was very pleasant. The weather was kind to me and there was very little rain. The temperature was also bearable. She confessed with a smile.

When she heard what he said in reply to her letter, she nodded her understanding and made a note of the information.

My heartfelt condolences for the loss of the three members, she said sympathetically. It was always sad to see good people go.
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