"To Lady Jessia" —Betrayal!

Letter of the Betrayer Queen

At the end of the Era of Mortals, a sovereign betrayed their rising empire. The evidence used against the empress was this letter, addressed to a married lover.

Legacy

The Hattacia people and empire succumbed to the devil and thousands upon thousands were killed. The foolishness of the empress resonates today as politicians or those in power are warned against penning a "Lady Jessia" letter. Affairs of high officials are sometimes called "Lady Jessias." It also serves to warn of the power and cunning of devils and demons who prowl to make victims of even high officials.

Purpose

The empire of Hittacia was pledged to a lover of empress, a lover known to be in cahoots Asmodeus and who turned out to be a high ranking devil.

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"To Lady Jessia" —Betrayal!

To Lady Jessia,
Dearest friend and confidant,
Joy of my heart,
Glove of my hand, and
Garden of my delight,
I want nothing more than you. I desire nothing more than even a day together with you, for that day shall be better and wiser than a thousand lifetimes without you.
If all you require of me is my life, it is yours.
If you require my riches, I am a pauper.
If you require my home, I am a wanderer.
If you require succor, seek my temple.
The church with its glass windows and icons to the lofty deities and their temporal power bow before you in awe.
None of the beautiful may be worthy to tread upon your shadow.
O, this burning heart o' mine!
Dearest love, decree thine wish through my patient lips. Let me lap up your every word, sweet honey of a hundred fruits, all distinct and exquisite.
Dearest love, do not allow my trembling hands stay themselves another year, nah, another moment without your warmth and feverish flesh, a bonfire of carnality.
My heart you have, my hands you have, my churches, my land, my very empire, my darling, I bequeath unto you.
You are the brightest star in my sky.
[signed "Empress Gionnovia Morigari"]

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Location

Hittacia

Authors

• Empress Gionnovia Morigari