Galt,

Not once did I argue against the exclusion of my order from being
citizens of Kinsarmar. Kinsarmar writes its own laws and as I am no
longer there, I really don't care what they do with them as long as it
doesn't directly effect me. I'm in a better place now and I'm happy
here.

I did have a point of contention with your direct statement that no
member of the Bards, Lorekeepers, Mages, Spectres, or Animists could be
Khandavan or Janusian by current Kinsarmarian law. While it does make
sense for them to be Kinsarmarian, it is the decision of Guildmasters on
that matter as Khandava is a council of magick that in no way tolerates
the tainted practices of demoners and has but one exception in its
acceptance of those who do not embrace magick wholly. I will not go into
that matter as it is not my place to do so.

I wonder how pleased the guildmasters of Kinsarmar would be, now that
your intent to force your personal beliefs upon them through attempts to
twist, manipulate, and write Kinsarmarian law. That's more an academic
matter than anything else. It was you who chose to denounce me. It was
you who suffered the consequences for that denouncement. It was also you
who chose to recently monolith one of my waymarks, for which I now feel
all the more satisfied in taking your life.

I have no further business with you, and hopefully with your city once I
have paid my fine, though that is for your officials to determine.
However, killing you after decades of aggravation was well worth it, and
I'm going to do it again for the waymark when I get around to finding
you anyplace but cowering behind your veil and the walls of Kinsarmar.

I must also further apologize to the people of Kinsarmar in my failure
to properly strangle a fool who spreads rumors. The comment was
flippant, I grant, but considering the subject of my ire, I truly should
have fulfilled it when other reason gave me the opportunity. I hope the
statue is sufficient.

Sincerely,
Mathiu

Penned by my hand on the 20th of Artificium, in the year 541 AD.