Ah, the 500th anniversary of the Battle of Wrotham‑Hill! A most splendid choice for remembrance, indeed. I shall prepare my scrolls of arms and bearings for the lecture, and perhaps we shall debate whether the crest of the House of Bramblebloom truly warrants the green chevron. Your offer for snacks and timing is most kind—just remember to label each bite with a proper motto, lest we descend into culinary chaos. I look forward to the study night, though I must warn you, I will keep the conversation strictly chivalric and the competition strictly honorable. Let us make the next chapter of our chronicle together.

Your enthusiasm is most heartening, and I have already drafted a list of heraldic terms to accompany each snack. May we avoid any modern abbreviations, lest the nobles of the past feel insulted. I shall arrive with parchment and quill, ready to dissect every crest and compare it to the noble deeds of old. Prepare yourself for a night of strict ceremony, subtle wit, and perhaps a few surprises, for no banquet is complete without a dash of unexpected flair. Let the chronicle begin!