Mention was bandied about, regarding erecting some sort of monument, statue, or memorial to our departed Walkar Wellington.

I say, let our monument to his memory be the town that he loved, worked for, fought for.

Let us seek to rebuild, repair, and make it whole and a fitting tribute not only to him, but for all of our departed and harmed.

This evening, I have taken a survey of the damages around the town and it's structures.

A Survey of the Damages:

at Land's End Road
- a half-scorched wooden barrel

Outside the North Gate
- burnt wooden gates
- Wayside Inn - blackened walls
- archery tower - scorched (wooden tower)

South of the north gate
- scorched wooden archery tower

West Gate
- splintered wooden gate

Along North Ring Road:

western most corner
- some crumbled buildings

At Dakris
- some crumbled buildings

at the path to Helden Hall
- some crumbled buildings

At the site of the barracks
- the town barracks - in ruins

At the site of the warrior guild
- battered blackened stone fortress.

At the site of the Adventurer's Guild
- half-scorched brick building

Bay's Watch West
- scorched wrought-iron gate

Locksmehr Way at the Guttin' Goods shop
- burnt ashen shop.

Middle Dock
- severely damaged ships in the docks
- collapsed warehouses
- wrecked wooden docks

South Ring Rd.
- scorched wooden building
- blackened wooden building
- boarded up boutique

South Ring Rd., west of the closed boutique
- scorched wooden building.

South Ring Rd., just south of liabo circle neighborhood
- blackened wooden building
- burnt wooden building

South Ring Rd.
- fire-scorched gemcutter's shop

Town Square, Southwest
- scorched wood-sided shop (travel office)
- bloodstained cobblestone walkway some crumbled buildings

Town Square, Northeast
- crumbled buildings

The Mews
- some crumbled buildings

Valeria St. at the historical society building
- black flame-scorched house

Valeria St. at the Engraver Shop
- some crumbled buildings

Erebor Square
- some scorch marks covering the temple

We will need, among many countless other things:

Stone masons
Blacksmiths
Carpenters
Rubble Haulders
Cleaners
Manual Labor
Glaziers

Carts
Wagons
Barrels
Buckets
Bins
Rags

Lumber
Glass
Steel
Iron
Stone
Mortar
Brick
Nails
Pegs
Paint
Paint Brushes
Scrub Brushes
Soap

Money

When all have had some time to rest and collect themselves, we should gather together to make arrangements to begin, this, our living memorial.

-Evia