I love it when an argument comes together in such a way that you can see
the merits of both sides. You feel that independence and
self-sufficiency for a guild means placing the guild laws above all
else, whilst this Sir Alesud points out the realistic necessity of
constructing your guild laws in such a way that they happen to coincide
with the laws of the council that is sovereign over you.

As an old statesman and old ranger, I am no stranger to such
complexities politic, nor to the ways of the road and wilderness. Thus
do I wish to remake my offer to you, that you induct me into the
An'sheri as a sort of father figure. As an advisor to the many young
ladies you shelter underneath your tired wings. Your cause is
legitimate, and I can help you to navigate those troublesome political
pitfalls with two hundred years of experience. Your skills are unique
and I am capable of teaching them to your young ones. Let me help you to
turn your young girls into women, I guarantee that they and you will not
regret it.

Sincerely,
~I Nessaja.

Penned by my hand on the 2nd of Letum, in the year 585 AD.