Greetings,

This is in regard to the terms for Kinsarmar, discussed with Wysrias
Reopev after a cease-fire was requested by him in order to meet with the
Council of Antioch, in which the Council and Wysrias Reopev would
discuss the stipulations for Antioch to discontinue attacking Kinsarmar.

Keep in mind that citizens of Kinsarmar's actions included placing
magick on our Patron's shrines, the theft of a ritual Idol, and
providing protection within the walls of Kinsarmar for those that would
openly and with malice, continue to deface our shrines. These things and
more are what instigated the attacks on Kinsarmar, although, in an
attempt to avoid warfare, simple requests were made. When the requests
were ignored, it was then that Antioch declared war on Kinsarmar.

The following are a list of terms that we presented to Kinsarmar:

-- One --
Complete surrender, this means no more cataclysms, attacks or theft to
Antioch members.

-- Two --
No more protection of non-citizens using Kinsarmar as a base of
operations for attacks, and theft.

-- Three --
A public appology from Kinsarmar to any and all innocents killed in the
war.

-- Four --
Never again is a Shrine to a Kinsarmarian God to be placed in the
Antioch protectorate, this includes all of the desert, Anhir, El Jazira,
Whistling Rock, and the Paran Mountains.

-- Five --
Antioch will removeall totems and sigils of the streets of Kinsarmar and
the streets of Kinsarmar are to remain free of magick for no less than
two years.

-- Six --
Any agression by a member of the Dragoons, or a guest of Kinsarmar in an
attempt to restart the war will result in their enemy status from
Kinsarmar for no less than two years.

-- Seven --
That no more magick paraphernalia will be placed on Antioch Patroned
Shrines.

-- Final --
Kinsarmar has a month and fourteen days to deliberate over these
conditions, until then, Antioch will cease attacks and raids.

----

Additionally, we have told Wyserias that Antioch will rid the Shrines of
the magick ourselves, since we do not want further magick interruptions
in our City.

By order of the Shah and Council of Antioch.

Song Anar Ashtear
Mukhtar of Antioch


Penned by my hand on the 5th of Letum, in the year 472 AD.