To our colleagues at Dunling University:
By the grace of the Lord, and under the protection of the Royal Family and the rulers of Westminster, the third Oak Grove Academic Gathering at Rivers University was successfully held as planned, despite many setbacks, before this letter was written.
We are deeply sorry for the tragic death of Lecturer Petrie, who fell victim to an attack by the Heretics. This was an immense tragedy, one that was undoubtedly difficult to accept. A soul who had devoted his life to the great cause of medicine suffered such a savage and cruel fate, his mission in the Present World cut short as he returned to the embrace of the Heavenly Father.
Fortunately, the chief culprits have been brought to justice and received the harshest punishment, though it still cannot make up for their crimes. May their souls burn in Hell until the judgment at the end of time.
Westminster bears undeniable responsibility for the security lapses. After Lecturer Petrie's death, we organized the manuscripts he left behind. His classic, steady surgical methods have great instructional value today, and prove beyond doubt the success of traditional techniques.
Therefore, by unanimous vote of all those present, we have decided to posthumously award him the position of professor and grant him the honored status of a court knight, in recognition of his academic achievements and the sacrifice he made in the struggle against evil.
Compensation is enclosed with this letter. The doors of Rivers will remain forever open to Professor Petrie's descendants. Regardless of their sex, age, or status, they may obtain permission to study at any academy free of charge.
To ease your grief, we have also brought news that will give the entire academic community cause to celebrate.
During this Academic Gathering, surgery finally achieved