Greetings,


Ashel:

There were two mistakes in my last writing which I am about to put
right, but how pathetic that it was neccesary to make it a prime point
in your posting. It does go to show how little there was at fault with
the meat of my own or that you lack the intellect to counter it
adequately. Furthermore, You dare -whine- because the Empire utilises
tactics more efficiently? Perhaps it is your way of justifying the
incompetence of your own men.

Yes, Ephor Valarauko was never an Erege but if he was, your city would
perhaps benefit as our own surely has even without his being in the
position. In my defense a simple written error.

Selsian:

I believe you crawled out from under a rock and started dribbling about
the time this conflict began. If you believe -dying- for the ill
mannered commentary you propose to inflict makes you somehow a martyr or
a superior being, you're not mad, but stupid.

And now, I believe I had a missing extract to add to my previous post,

Once I had visited the cities and councils numerous times (twice to
Antioch due to the hostility) I concluded that the councils, while I
obey their wishes regarding my daemons, do not wish me ill and allow me
neutral or even friendly hospitality which I return gladly. Kinsarmar
and Antioch however, you've earned my dim view. I refused to let the
formed opinions of my peers influence me beyond sensible degrees. But in
embarking on my own exploration, I see why such hatred for you exists. I
see why the 'garden of heads' outside our gates brings such glee.

I was treated with disrespect, insulted, threatened, spat upon, and more
and yet you had never met me nor knew my intentions. Maybe it is in fear
and ignorance that you blight the peace you so sorely wish for however I
can only speculate.

Eol Caladwen

Penned by my hand on the 18th of Bellum, in the year 463 AD.