Greetings again, Aetherius.

Sadly, I have to waste another pile of gold to answer some babblings. It
is regrettable that you need to hear it.

Answer one: No.

Answer two: I have never said that -anyone- is at a fault here. I was
going to leave the Clerics and Antioch, it was simply a question of
when. As it went, it was that day.

Answer three: I believe that magick erodes a person's body and mind, by
creating a dependance on it. If used with the well-being of Aetherius in
mind, and with preparations made for the possible repercussions, I
believe that the use of magick can be condoned, and even necessary in
rare cases. Of course, the summoning of demons into the Prime Material
Plane is a perfect example of cases where Aetherius as a whole is not
considered at all, and the possibility of repercussions is simply
ignored.

Now, please, stop bothering everyone.


Sirad Ashimya.

Penned by my hand on the 15th of Fas, in the year 458 AD.