Ok, its very rare that I actually read public news. Even rarer that I
decide I should waste my time and gold to post. Now it seems to me you
claim you are forced to resort to killing everyone who happens to call
Stavenn home. Now if you think about it, isn't that a little counter
productive? Now if I were you I'd be working my ass off to get everyone
to work against the war. For instance, I talked to Wren the other month
about my withdrawl from the fighting, paying my fine, and working on
being unenemied. She tells me that its not up to her alone, I say thats
fine and thank her for the time she took to speak with me. Mere moments
later, Arlith Laia and Malystryx all team me in the name of Kinsarmar,
whom I had, moments ago, told its Duchess that I wished no harm upon. So
I took that as her answer, and rejoined Stavenn's side. I had wished to
remain neutral but apparently the decision is out of my hands. Nozirev
is another great example. All he wanted to do was defend Khandava, yet
Arlith slays him in front of Nisha and Ysaviel while they both tell him
to stop. Then Nozirev gets enemied to Kinsarmar for defending himself
against an attack. Now even he is beginning to think of taking up arms
against you. Honor is not something you can bend to a situation. You are
never "forced" to resort to anything. A REAL knight would stick to his
code of honor even if it ment his death. Thats what places knights above
the others. I dont even remember what guild you belong to, but last I
knew you were a warden. Thought they were supposed to protect people
from evil..slayings by association is good? Funny, could have sworn
needless slaughter was against your ways. Must be my mind slipping in my
old age. Now I can probably guess what your post in response to this one
is going to be. I suck, I have to team everyone, grow a pair, and Im an
idiot. Look at that, I saved you 1000 gold. So even though Im all those
things, Im still now one more supporter in the war against you, if Im
not mistaken I was part of a raid that resulted in your

Saro

Penned by my hand on the 25th of Aequitas, in the year 464 AD.