Third Brightening of the First Cycle in the Month of Melora in the Season Spring;
Era II of the Celestine Mandate, Era XIV
Post Fractum. The Second Era of the Regency of Milo L'Evienne
There was atleast sixty imperial troops all well armed, and standing around the tent, another forty troops stood near by with mounted troops moving through the Legion's compound. Security was on high stance, now the reason was not very well known. However one of the large tents seemed to have the most protection with guards flanking every corner of the tent and in between and a the entrance and in the general area.
Messengers quickly left the tent and moved away from the compound, they were dispatched to send for various officials in the city. The Captain of the Falcon Legion, Gena’ra from the city along with Mayal. The pair would be given instructions to bring with them any engineers the city had in there care. The Falcon legion would have requests for there department heads to come aswel, namely there training instructors, and whoever was in charge of there armorment's.
Outside the tent under the spring air was a table with small refreshments and none would be allowed to enter the tent until they presented ID, atleast for Government officials. Those who where with the Falcon Legion and escorted by there Captain would be allowed in so long as they were wearing the insignia of the Falcons.
Once allowed inside the tent there would be various maps of the city, some with layouts that looked like walls, others that had blueprints for roads, towers, large building. Several had detailed blueprints for a layout of the harbor and the largest one was perhaps the most detailed with thousands of lines, notes and things attached to it was a large Citadel design castle. However there was also small maps that were left some what empty in the center that denoted the Vineyards, and other quarters of the city.
In the center of the room was a large table, that likely took sometime to get into place as it appeared to weight a fair amount. At the head of the table just beyond the chair was a large four chests with four imperial legionnaires standing at each corner of the group. They would stand there and not move or respond to any questions asked.