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Archbishop Xtian Romanov
Greek Orthodox Archbishop of Paisley York
As written of Xtian in The Original Tale of Paisley Glen:"When the Lord and Lady returned to England, Edmund said that no sister of his would go on in the barbarous way she had been before she knew of her noble blood. Lord Turnpike called Christian, a bishop in the church he had once worked in down from the North of England to live in Cornwall with them, for it would cost far too much to send Ursula up every time she had sinned.
As written of Xtian's tutelage in The Original Ballad of Paisley Glen:"His first attempt was, to be a priest But he much preferred indulge his beast."
Of Xtian and the House of the Wiltering FlowerIt came to pass that Orgasmo the Druid and The Barbarian Lord of the House of the Wiltering Flower were the first persons to be declared Unmuffinly. They were cast forth from the Glen, never to return, never to recieve the absurdly blasphemous communion. Xtian voted with the other Glenizens on this issue, and the decision was unanimous, but he was troubled by his choice. Xtian, alone among Paisleywallahs, felt pity. Like Dame Scarf in the night, his grace Xtian Romanov, Archbishop of Paisley York, gathered his mitre and other possessions and ... err... joined with the House of the Wiltering Flower. He tends to their...needs... to this day. |
