Residents of Kinsarmar,

Long has the world been swept in blood and war. In such conditions does
a warrior find his purpose, battling to the death to see his success
glorified by the enemies he has felled, or the dishonor of his failure
wiped clean by his death in combat.

So has it come to my ears that your former Erege, Tallasar, took up arms
against my holy city, fighting alongside one of your natural enemies,
the Thanatosian Priest, Katsuma. As your Duke informed me, he was
punished severely, and left to his own path. Such is a fitting fate for
any who ally with the servants of the Death God.

And yet, you scream that he is a victim of politics. That he was tossed
for the greater benefit of other leaders. I find this amusing, and no
doubt a side effect of magick twisting the very stuff between your ears.
You say that Tallasar's attempt to allegedly convert this failed
existence called Katsuma was justification to their assistance to each
other. Their way of "conversion" involves fighting side by side with
Antioch?

Curious, your form of "conversion". Would you also ally with Stavenn in
the hopes such an alliance would "convert" them from demonic magicks?
I think not. While you insist on being stubborn practioners of heresy,
at least you could hold true to your own ideals, rather than making a
mockery of yourselves on the level that Celidon has done.

I understand that Tallasar is part of the great inbreeding called the
Kith'Vahni, but one's family should not exempt oneself from laws or
rules. You call yourselves a representative of civilization, but you
only demonstrate further why Lord Zanik finds favor with Antioch.

I appreciate your continued work to degrade your own city. Please,
keep it up.

Sincerely,
Draven Amherst


Penned by my hand on the 21st of Halitus, in the year 534 AD.