The Spring Court

The Court in Burlington
History:
 * In 1812, Bud entered into compact with three other Lost. The four of them formed a Motley. Bud did so because he felt like it. He had no lofty aspirations, and he definitely had no desire to be king. He helped his Motley mates found the freehold because they wanted to. He came to Burlington because he liked the hot summers and the cold winters. He loved the way the pollen floated on the wind through out spring, and he never denied the beauty of the fall leaves. Bud grew into his role of King, and the spring court grew up around him. People were drawn to his natural, rough persona. They enjoyed his company, and they learned to enjoy life from him. As the freehold grew, the spring court grew.
 * Bud's memory is characterized by his fellow lost, and his willingness to do anything to keep them safe. He did so, frequently at the risk of his own clarity. In the Spring of 1865, after Dusk's death, it is said he left on the night of the summer equinox.

Structure:
 * The Spring Court in Burlington is far more organized then it appears. While everyone is free to come and go as they please, there is a strict hierarchy within the organization. While it is exercised in a more social manner, everyone in the court knows who is in charge. Lobo's dominance is unquestioned. Beneath him is Ms. Beetle, a creature most spring courtiers who pass through try to avoid. Beneath her is the Searce, Lady April. Consort, advisor and entertainer, the beautiful fae creature is the face of Burlington's Spring Court. Outside of Burlington, it is not uncommon to find someone who has met her. While most spring courtiers only conjure rumors when they hear Lobo's name.

The Grey Mansion
Grey. The color symbolizes blandness, depression and anxiety. It is the irony that led the spring court to purchase the Waterfront property.

The Spring Courtiers

 * Lobo
 * Mrs. Beetle
 * Lady April
 * Gentle Jhonny
 * Lavina