A MEETING IN THE CITY

LIFE IN POT VICTORIA

After days spent in my office organizing the new page of the Gazette of Moons, I went down to the lower city, the harbor district, looking for Sir James to find out where to place the rack (newsstand). The road from my house to the harbor is very long, you go down many stairs and cross squares; fortunately, you come across taverns and tea rooms. Finally, in front of the large harbor tavern, I met Sir James, surrounded by slaves. We discussed the post for the rack, and luckily there was an empty space near the old vending machine for their newspaper, The Gossip. He complimented me on the work done and praised me for the beauty of the photos and the article. But while we were talking, a free man in green arrived. A great man, you could see in his face the years he spent on the planet healing the illnesses and wounds of warriors. He introduced himself, saying he was Sir Samuel Theodore. Rather than praise himself, he preferred to remain simple. A man of few words, who promised to collaborate with me on publishing articles about the Healers.

sir Samuel Theodore - Phisichian

Then he slowly walked toward the dock where a few freemen and slaves disembarked from a newly arrived ship, and he welcomed them.

The newspaper is open for any occasion to publish articles or stories from men and women of the city. I'll be happy to meet people in my office or at the inn on the harbor in the afternoon.

darianeditor