Greetings.

Per the gentle persuasion of Duke Xanthus, several of our citizens half
parted ways with Lord Thanatos without needing to be asked. We
understand Lord Thanatos and his order is in the process of removing
their shrines, and will hereafter no longer have ties to Celidon.

I ask Kinsarmar, then, to allow Celidon to hunt it's enemy, Lalaith.
While I myself do not wish to participate, several citizens have
expressed desire to hunt the one who so maliciously attacked our council
in the most underhanded of ways, and bring death upon them until he
finally retreats behind the walls of Antioch.

As for the rest of the world...

Consider this my apology for the underhanded tactics Celidon has used.
While all sides of this conflict have resorted to such, the killing of
non-combatants is a base act, one I have never supported. I am sure
other tactics have been used, but I am not aware of those. Mainly, I
offer my apologies to the young ones wronged in this war, who did
nothing more than choose to join this city or that council.

Celidon will be going through a time, now, of getting its Advisors back
in position. All Divine who are demonic have been banned for Celidon.
Our next goal will be to move Celidon into a more magickal role, so that
we may share out role with our neighbors of Khandava and Kinsarmar.

To Ithaqua and Selthis. This is my world that Sylvarian trees will not
be planted in the Black Pines. While I cannot control where the
Arboreals may plant, the Sylvari have never opted to plant their trees
in such a harsh climate. Beyond that, we will continue to plant in the
territories we control.

Thank you all for your time.
-Jorachim

Penned by my hand on the 15th of Vita, in the year 520 AD.