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Nesa was renowned in the village for being a kind but formidable eccentric, but his strong moral compass and approachability made him popular with the people of Uryet, in fact he even opened most of the Hall for public use as a museum and meeting place for community matters. So when it seemed a shadow had fallen over him, and this hub of community was threatened, the people became concerned. They banded together to hire one of Agog's most brilliant legal minds to come up with a solution before Nesa's family were to suffer. | Nesa was renowned in the village for being a kind but formidable eccentric, but his strong moral compass and approachability made him popular with the people of Uryet, in fact he even opened most of the Hall for public use as a museum and meeting place for community matters. So when it seemed a shadow had fallen over him, and this hub of community was threatened, the people became concerned. They banded together to hire one of Agog's most brilliant legal minds to come up with a solution before Nesa's family were to suffer. | ||
After months of court appearances and lengthy meetings, | After months of court appearances and lengthy meetings, Nesa made a change that was to alter the village of Uryet for good, and which would prove to settle the argument once and for all: he officially emancipated himself and his family from any ties to the Rihat name. He ensured that his will was watertight and it was legally mandated that the deeds to Rapa'ruk Hall and its surrounding land was never to belong to anyone bearing the Rihat name again. He sold much of the surrounding land to the government, and the livestock to local independent farmers, removing himself from all ties to his quarrelsome relatives. | ||
Nesa Drukula died at the age of 413 in 893 A.E. still loved by the people of Uryet and surrounded by his family. Rapa'rak Hall itself now belongs to his son, Nizu Drukula. | Nesa Drukula died at the age of 413 in 893 A.E. still loved by the people of Uryet and surrounded by his family. Rapa'rak Hall itself now belongs to his son, Nizu Drukula. | ||