Sparda-

The points you raise resemble the reaction of an adulterous caught in
her lover's bed, grasping for straws as fast as she can to explain. In
essence, controlled fires are definitely a consideration... all out
destruction is definitely not considered controlled. As for the
reference to Celidon or my representation thereof, refer to the subject,
I believe you guys tried that once before. Just to clarify though, I'm
representing myself in my expressed views and have never authorized them
as applicable to anyone else.

Merrowen-

Dear child, lest someone overlook the significance of your post, I had
to reply because up until this point, I had no idea who in the world you
were. After careful consideration of your words and petulant response to
my inquiry, I'll merely say this. The day you order me around, is the
day I see you defend Khandava more than I have. Let's take a look
backwards in time, in fact we don't even have to go back that far. Ah
yes, the last little summoning of random rifts that happened to
centralize within Khandava. After picking up the pile of demonic corpses
littering the ground at my feet, I'll don't remember seeing your
personage in the vicinity so no doubt you wouldn't know. Risca and I
personally accounted for somewhere in the range of fifty percent of the
demons that were plaguing Khandava at the time.

Regarding your fit about the exterminations, indeed, research shows that
he can indeed continue to exterminate however the affects can be
controlled if one takes it into account. In the end, do you really think
a trip to Dis is going to make him any more or less likely to torch
things, I think not. He's already proven his proclivity towards
incinerating what he feels like. Weakening him in any way is thus a
highly sought after result of any attacks on him, in order to facilitate
research into gaps in his defense. Plus, I'd much rather deal with him
now, than wait around while people "research" and he happens to think
Celidon'd be a better place to move.

-Riv

Penned by my hand on the 11th of Bellum, in the year 438 AD.