Report: Flina Trix

[Adrian Garnier]

Most Gracious Master,

With true humility I set about the task you had left to me when I first arrived at your door, I have after one month's time found a set of  troubling circumstances which I deem to be of possible interest to the mighty Church.

With much stealth and tact I set about watching the actions of a certain Flina Trix. I felt, after some time I should attempt to learn more by engaging her in conversation.
She revealed that her mother is a gypsy, she also admitted that she knew and would use a gypsy curse on me or any other who would accuse her of wytchcraft. She then admitted to her wytchcraft but quickly recanted. When I asked her for her name she gave me one which turned out to be rather false...clearly she had something to hide.

One week later, after I, at your order assisted you in marking of the magic-wielders went to an "opera" on the orders of the Church to watch for heretical doings. This Flina Trix in the guise of a mouse strutted about, most of her form exposed for the crowd (who reacted as expected) to see. After said play I mentioned this to her and was met with a blow to my face from an unknown male and a slap from this Flina Trix.

Still I sought to learn more...

Upon watching from the shadows her doings she complained much about the Church to several Covians who I shall name later, who all agreed and promised to not allow the justice of the Church to touch her if you my master should deem that it should.

I suspect this Flina Trix, her brother, her sister and her mother are guardian-sworn gypsy wytches. Furthermore I know that a Sergeant Hoagie, and Sergeant Morana would defend her not matter what her crimes to the death.

To summarize I accuse Flina Trix of the following:

1- Wytchery
2- Indecent Dress
3- Extreme Vanity
4- Promiscuous Behavior
5-Assault on a servant of the Church

Your faithful servant,
Adrian Garnier

[Duncan Calder]

Duncan slumps down in his chair, beginning to read through the report and nods to himself...

Thou observations are correct young Garnier.

I hath come across some similar events with this heathenous woman myself at an earlier stage, Yet I decided to wait and see what would develop from this grim female.

Thy notings hath been taken into account.

The gravest and most suvere of these incriminations is first and foremost the mentioned "assault" upon a churchman.
There art boundries between the Army and the Church, but this clearly crosses the line.

The Templars shalt be dispatched to clear this matter out.


*Signed with ink*
Duncan Calder, Inquisitor Of The Cove Magistrate