Greetings Aetherius, mostly the forest-dwellers of us,

The reason I am not scribing this on the guild or council board is
because I wish to reach all of you. My home, the home of the Arboreals
guild, and home of my many friends has been under a threat for a while
now. My absence in the main continent has made me reach the news only
recently. This month, I have talked to many mortals, trying to seek the
truth; what really has happened. I have heard a lot of stories, and I am
not sure in which I should believe. But one thing that has struck me in
all this is the disinterest and lack of faith to defend our very
dearest; the forests. There has been an intruder residing in the
Khandava forest for months now. This intruder has also caused massive
damage to our forest, and the forest of Celidon. Yet every single member
of the leaders of said organizations I have spoken to show disinterest
in the matter. I am no longer an official represant of my guild nor my
council, but I will always side with the forests I hold dear.

Even in all her bitterness and insults, Lady Fedith had a point. We do
not actively defend that what we are charged for. What is the reason for
this? I do not know. We are fully aware of the enemy now, yet we are
reluctant to act. This kind of behaviour disgusts me to the point I
considered leaving my guild, the Arboreals, which I have served for
decades. I mean no disrespect to my guild nor council, but if you truely
hold dear what you have sworn to defend, you can not sit idly and watch
this demon declare part of ours as his.

Wake up, and for once, do the right thing.


Arboreal
Khandavan
Follower of the Mother


- Saraswati Iolar


P.S. Lady Fedith, it makes me wonder why leaving our precious guild, and
insulting us to the very bottom, you still decided to keep the skills
which gave you an advantage in the battle, and a free usage of the
healing abilities? If our guild disgusts you so, would it not be the
right decision to discard the skills as well? Just a thought.

Penned by my hand on the 15th of Solis, in the year 438 AD.