Lutte

Lutte, an Ottawa freehold within the Canadian War Museum.
Mornings on November 11 in Ottawa are focused on the National War Memorial for the National Remembrance Day Ceremony. There are a few people, however, who head to the Canadian War Museum. There's a single window in Memorial Hall; at 11 AM on November 11, the sun shines through it and lands directly on the original headstone for the Unknown Soldier.
Very few people are in the Barney Danson Theatre at that time; if they were, they'd potentially see a second door materialize outside the control booth, the one time of the year the entrance to Lutte is normally visible to those without chimerical sight. 
"Buzzcut" June Bond was one of the commanders of the commoner resistance during the Accordance War. Known as a brilliant strategist and deadly master of arms, the troll insisted that any who fought under her command do so with respect for their opponent and the rules of war. When hostilities ended after High King David negotiated an end to the War, June was awarded her own freehold dedicated to the understanding of combat, Lutte, within the Canadian War Museum. Age may have slowed her body, but her mind is as sharp as ever.
Kithain gather here to learn the art of war, but those who simply seek to improve their martial skill find themselves unceremoniously tossed out. Philosophy and academics are seen as equally important, and any who arrive must have something to contribute to the science and art of warfare. Lately, some truly radical ideas have started emerging from those who have spent time at Lutte...
Lutte is known to work with commoners and nobles alike to help resolve situations where tactical minds and honourable swords are needed, so long as the cause is worthy.
Lutte's Aspect is dedication to the understanding of warfare and combat in all forms.
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