Post by Rawdon Bray on Nov 7, 2009 13:55:44 GMT
Undecimber 21th
Year LV
11:30
When Mr. Bray finally reached town, his hands started to itch and his mouth twitched nervously, the way it usually did when confronted with common folk, whom he considered beneath his attention. For once, these sentiments were discarded as he marched on in a superior manner with his head nearly touching the clouds, his nose was so high up. The outsider quickly located the pub and snickered at the name: The Nine Wands Inn & Pub. What sort of silly name was that? Nevertheless, he condescended to enter the establishment and approached the man behind the counter.
"Good day, sir," Bray managed to sound polite because he believed himself to face a man of some importance around here. "I am Mr. Bray and I recently purchased the castle in the woods, Edencastel. As such, I am in need of staff and I thought I might advertise here. It looks like a friendly enough place," he continued and feigned a smile.
"You have the advertisement with you now?" the bartender enquired, which the stranger confirmed with a wave of his hand. "Might I hang it on your wall here? I considered notifying the newspaper but Benevolence seems a rather small place so it could be money ill spent," he observed, taking in his new surroundings.
"Agreed. The pub is crowded enough so it should do very well," the man replied and Mr. Bray motioned to the wall and attached his ad to it.
"Thank you kindly, sir," Mr. Bray said after admiring the paper from a distance to ensure it was well-written and easy to read but his penmanship was as fine as any gentleman's so he removed himself from the pub with a feeling of satisfaction. Now all he need do was wait for the first applicant.
(OOC: Reply to the topic in his residence to apply for a position in his household)
Year LV
11:30
When Mr. Bray finally reached town, his hands started to itch and his mouth twitched nervously, the way it usually did when confronted with common folk, whom he considered beneath his attention. For once, these sentiments were discarded as he marched on in a superior manner with his head nearly touching the clouds, his nose was so high up. The outsider quickly located the pub and snickered at the name: The Nine Wands Inn & Pub. What sort of silly name was that? Nevertheless, he condescended to enter the establishment and approached the man behind the counter.
"Good day, sir," Bray managed to sound polite because he believed himself to face a man of some importance around here. "I am Mr. Bray and I recently purchased the castle in the woods, Edencastel. As such, I am in need of staff and I thought I might advertise here. It looks like a friendly enough place," he continued and feigned a smile.
"You have the advertisement with you now?" the bartender enquired, which the stranger confirmed with a wave of his hand. "Might I hang it on your wall here? I considered notifying the newspaper but Benevolence seems a rather small place so it could be money ill spent," he observed, taking in his new surroundings.
"Agreed. The pub is crowded enough so it should do very well," the man replied and Mr. Bray motioned to the wall and attached his ad to it.
Urgently Wanted: Staff for Elencastel
I am in great need of a housekeeper, a cook and a gardener for the newly-inhabited Elencastel.
Experience is desirable, references are preferable. Servant's quarters are provided and the staff may live at the castle or travel back and forth which cannot be financially compensated.
For further information regarding duties and wages, you are welcome to attend an interview sometime today or tomorrow. I accept applications until 5pm tomorrow afternoon. If no suitable staff has been found by then, this will be extended.
Yours sincerely,
Mr. Rawdon Bray
Owner of Elencastel
I am in great need of a housekeeper, a cook and a gardener for the newly-inhabited Elencastel.
Experience is desirable, references are preferable. Servant's quarters are provided and the staff may live at the castle or travel back and forth which cannot be financially compensated.
For further information regarding duties and wages, you are welcome to attend an interview sometime today or tomorrow. I accept applications until 5pm tomorrow afternoon. If no suitable staff has been found by then, this will be extended.
Yours sincerely,
Mr. Rawdon Bray
Owner of Elencastel
"Thank you kindly, sir," Mr. Bray said after admiring the paper from a distance to ensure it was well-written and easy to read but his penmanship was as fine as any gentleman's so he removed himself from the pub with a feeling of satisfaction. Now all he need do was wait for the first applicant.
(OOC: Reply to the topic in his residence to apply for a position in his household)
