Greetings, Grand Master of Manoa

Just wanted to congratulate you on your wonderful efforts as Guild
Master and how such a great leader you are. But, unfortunately, that
isn't the case in this post.

We all know that as Taekyon, Rymon Yilun lead himself and others alike
away from the constant conflict Antioch had brought upon themselves by
their narrow minds. Yet you are choosing to ally yourself and the guild
to the said city, knowing that the conflict that once was, still
remains.

I'm not sure who else you're going to out guild, or those who are going
to leave because of the uninterested leadership of the guild as well as
your new policies, but one thing I can assure you of, is that you have a
long road ahead. You have and are going to lose some of the most active
and helping people to novices and full members, and I also assure you of
this, you will feel it. But you can rest at ease that your power is
still safe within your grasp.

In response to what was written within the letter you wrote me, (I will
repeat it here for those of you who care to see it), I was never
'employed' by the guild. Whatever I did for the guild, I did for the
love of it and it's members. I've never served you, nor would I want to.

The letter:

Mrs. Vuh'uni,

I regret to inform you that your employment in the Guild of the Taekyon
has been terminated, due to changes in the guild's structure and path.
My past experiences with you cause me to lack confidence in your ability
to change alongside the Taekyon, which is why you are being dismissed.

In light of your long, loyal and honorable service to the Taekyon, you
are being awarded 20,000 sovereigns as severance pay, as well as a new
clock, both of which are enclosed in this letter.

-Rumal Eraudan

It is a great honour to be rewarded for my service and dedication to the
guild on behalf of them, but I'm displeased it had to come from a person
that has been blinded by their own goals.

Forever dedicated to the Monk ways,

Gelf Vuh'uni

P.S. You can shove the letter where the sun don't shineor doeswhichever
makes you happiest.

Penned by my hand on the 7th of Halitus, in the year 461 AD.