An urgent message for the Governor

[Tebrin]

My dear friend,

It is with heavy heart that I write to inform you that, late this very evening, Tyminel took yet another life – that of Ignas Demonsbane. He snuck from the shadows whilst she, Glenn and I spoke, and when she turned to flee, Ignas struck, attempting to kill the demon. I do not know for certain the details of what happened next, for magicks were used that I have not seen before, and I had focused on keeping Glenn from coming to further harm – overconfident, perhaps, in Ignas’ ability to redeem himself by ending this threat.
He fell in battle, by what means I am uncertain – I examined the body, and no mortal wound was sustained, and while some magic had been worked upon him, I could not ascertain its nature nor its purpose, though it is, undoubtedly, what slew him. Tyminel brought with her a ‘messenger,’ by the name of Mox, who seemed equally as confused as myself as to how Ignas had passed – this Mox seems peaceable enough, but I would not trust his word as Tyminel’s messenger.
I attempted to intervene to stop Tyminel, but she slipped through my grasp before I could manage, leaving me with only this dire news to impart.
For all we have said of Ignas, he died honorably. His remains lie at the Rememdium – a woman I did not know spoke of a son to which they may be delivered. I leave this matter to your capable hands.
Witnesses to the battle include myself, this unfamiliar woman - who the bartender seemed to know, if you wish to ask her - 'Mox,' Tyminel herself, and, for the very start, Glenn. Rhaena was present, but only emerged after the man had perished. I am, of course, available for any questions you may wish to ask.
Regretfully,
Kyra

The letter was penned in the same elegant script he had seen time and again from the Sorceress - yet, somehow, the letter itself seemed ensconced in sorrow.