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To the wesen of Portland,
As most of you might know, winter is now upon us, and Christmas is fast approaching. That means that it is the one time in the year that all wesen have agreed to a truce. So this is your friendly neighbourhood reminder – mauzhertz and lausenschlange, blutbad and bauerschwine, do remember to stay away from each other. We don't want any conflicts this time of the year, do we?
Besides, I'm sure we can all agree that we have other things to worry about this year apart from our traditional rivalries.
As I am sure almost all of you are aware by, in the past year, we seem to have acquired a Grimm in our city. Not even I know of his identity – the only ones who do know him are the ones who have had direct contact with him, and they are understandably quite reluctant to let others know who he is. But they have agreed to act as our intermediaries.
And so, we now have what seems to be a truly insurmountable problem on our hands, and I would truly welcome suggestions that could help.
What are we supposed to gift the Grimm with for Christmas to thank him for not killing us?
Jenny Whitfield, Luisant-Pêcheur, President, Portland Wesen-Human Alliance
Monroe smirked, making sure that he saved that particular e-mail. He usually stayed as far away from that group as he could – no matter what good they had done in brokering the occasional peace deals, they were still just too much of do-gooders for his inner blutbad's peace of mind.
But this – this e-mail he would keep, if only to make sure it's object got to see it. And, of course, he would make sure that Whitfield knew who else had seen her e-mail – maybe it would finally stop her from annoying him about joining them.
He couldn't wait to see Nick's face.
A/N: A Luisant-Pêcheur is an otter like wesen - Khloe, the Musai's, boyfriend was one of those. You know, the one in jail.
Also, this one is because Monroe, for all his civility, is still very much a true blutbad at heart, thank you very much.
general zargon: About the gator like creatures: I would very much like to use them. But, like with Le Cucuy, I don't know how I can fit them into a Christmas collection, especially since most of them are dead. But don't hold me to that - my mind is an odd place sometimes. I do have a faint idea for Robin, though, so hopefully that one will make it.
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