Greetings, Aetherius.

What Celidon views as a lack of 'protection of Nature' is really the
tact and diplomacy that any organized power must exude in order to
achieve their goals with honour and grace.

Khandava Council attempts to handle her dealings with regard for all
parties involved, and what you have witnessed in regards to the building
site was just that - our manner of dealing with a diplomatic issue.
Celidon, on the other hand, has demanded, insulted and whined from the
first moment of this problem. The last post is just another instance of
this foolish and petty nonsense. It places the Council of Celidon in a
very mature place, no?

Khandava Council maintains it's sovereign right to deal with it's
internal issues as it sees fit. Just as we allow Celidon their bizarre
stance on demons, we would ask to be allowed our methods of dealing with
a situation.

Thank you for your time, and rest assure, Khandava, and her Guild, the
Arboreals, stand unified in defense of Nature. The moment it is
threatened, that will be made clear.

In Service of Nature,
The High Priest of the Arboreals, Neotaku Ryvoan Faris

Penned by my hand on the 21st of Tenebrae, in the year 479 AD.