Etla Isle

A note would arrive for Ameera, delivered by the courier service in town. The handwriting is very precise and easy to read, and the note signed with a firm, masculine signature.

Dear Lady Nasrin,

I am writing in the hopes of making your acquaintance in the not too distant future. Mister Snowe, a mutual acquaintance, informed me of your great skill in envisioning and stocking the wonderful Conservatory located here in Eileadora. As I am a hobbyist Botanist myself, with a small collection, I had thought that it might be to our mutual benefit to discuss our shared interests.

I am a collector of orchids from the various tropical locations I have traveled to. In my own collection, I have the fragrant Encyclia tampensis, the often vigorous Cyrtopodium punctatum, and the rare Tolumnia bahamensis. I also keep several tropical fruiting plants in my hothouse, from a  Myrciaria jaboticaba , to a Garcinia mangostana, along with some smaller banana trees, papayas, and several different citrus trees.

Mister Snowe has informed me of your recent need for rest, so if you are unable to meet with me, I will understand. Congratulations on the new additions to your family.

I am vacationing on Etla Isle for the next month or so and look forward to your reply.

Sincerely,

Jhaes Maksa

P.S. Please excuse the impropriety of a self introduction.

TLDR:

• Jhaes wants to meet to talk shop after learning about Ameera from Draum.
• Mentions his own collection, a whole lot of orchids native to the new world (Florida).
• Mentions Jaboticaba, mangosteen, bananas, papayas, and citrus in his collection.
• Congrats on the kids.