Since you have chosen to not partake in Celidon's defense despite
multiple invasions and even massacres of non-combatants, you should not
assume that you have a say in what Celidon chooses to do or not do.
Please consider the simple wisdom of this point, as it is unlikely I
will find it within me to address you on this matter politely again. I
am posting this publicly because I want other members of the Hunter's
guild to read this as well and consider it. Celidon has ignored many
egregious things by leaders of the Hunters in the past, even extortion
attempts, despite the precedents of guild vs. city or council in the
past century having all ended swiftly in favor of the homeland. Celidon
has been immensely patient because it is kind and more open minded
place, but that may not always be synonymous with a weakness up in the
mountain.

On a side note, nothing has at any point been agreed to with Stavenn. An
offer was made by Stavennites, who reciprocated on their end of the
offer before anything had been accepted. That is there way, how they
have operated for decades, because it easily causes their opponents to
turn on each other. It is probably even why the place is still standing.
If more people, such as the Hunters guild, had helped in the defense of
the council, the Stavennites would not have been able to enter. It is
true that Celidon's defenders chose not to attack the Stavennites who
entered some months ago as it would probably have been the end of the
Phoenix Reaches if we had provoked that large a force. Whether that
decision has saved Celidon or only prolonged its demise remains to be
seen, but there is still a fight to be had In Celidon to those of you
who are looking for it, and you will definitely regret it when it begins
again.

~I Nessaja.

Penned by my hand on the 24th of Fas, in the year 522 AD.