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Incase some of you haven't heard, there has been a bit of disorder within
the ever orderly Justice. It seems that the old timer Justice were unwilling
to accept Gorgwath in his position. Gorgwath, after bringing some new
policy and ideas to the cabal (as is his job of course), was brutally attacked
by several Justice who wanted cabal policy to be a democratic decision.
After several hours of verbal diarrhea between Gorgwath and the
undisciplined Justice (a mess as you might guess), Lord Davairus himself
was forced to step in and deal with the disorderly Justice. Both Jaru and
Gasire were victims of that day.
A short while ago, a deal was struck between the leaders of Thera's two major warring cabals, Soluminus of the Knights and Resatimm of the Legion. Seeking to bring fairness to the bloodshed that grips these two groups, the leaders issued an edict that their followers would use only equal force in dealing with each other in battle. For a time this pact was honored, but it soon crumbled, with each side hurling accusations at the other. Avendin of the Knights penned a scroll stating he had been assaulted by Lazion, Garnoth and Dentus en masse, and Resatimm responded with his view that the agreement had already been broken by Naydra and Avendin together. Because of this, Resatimm then authorized the use of any means necessary for his Legions to slay the Knights. In addition, he placed a bounty on the heads of both Naydra and Avendin, offering a promotion within his ranks to whichever soldier could first slay one of them. All out war seemed imminent. Naydra, however, hoping perhaps to preserve the sanctity of the Knights, did not authorize force to the Knights for dealing with the Legion. She is confident that their experience and leadership are enough to bring the Knights victory, without turning to the use of numbers. Time will tell whether her confidence will prove costly, or wise. The Arch of Gloria, the symbol of the holy city of Valour, has been restored from the destruction wrought upon it. This happened because of an extraordinary display of love by Titasher and Naydra, which I had the opportunity to speak with them about, and which I will share with you all shortly--I must spend some time going through the notes I took during the conversation. I would urge all to take a look at the Arch, and allow its beauty to touch your heart and your soul. A sad day indeed for the Knights--Liamm Mcgreaior has chosen to leave their ranks. He fought one final battle against the Priest of Darkness in Seringale, then left their ranks to, as he said, go live in the mountains. Whether he will be seen again in Thera or not is unknown, but he has been taken off of duty. Vicyal, the Angel of Arcana, mighty abyssal, has finally met his inevitable fate. Upon the Second day of the Month of Dark Shades, he met a terrible death. Caught in a rift created by a storm in the heavens, Vicyal lost his life to an unknown slayer. Losing sanity after one of his few deaths, Vicyal went on a death rampage, attacking all those that he could, nude. Dying a grand total of four times to mortals, divine intervention took place, when An Immortal slew Vicyal in cold blood, devouring his corpse and denying him the privileges of walking the realms ever again. Seemingly, Nimash went on a similar spree, and as I was told from the horse's mouth, he planned on leaving the realms permanently. When I had replied to his comment, he no longer walked the realms, leading me to believe he had done the highly hoped, and left permanently, never to return. I had the chance this day to speak with Vilkata, a young fell. He claims to have forsaken his lord, and to now fight against the traitors, to preserve Thera. He spoke that he wishes to become a Herald, so that he may further help the Theran cause. I cannot be sure if he is sincere, but it will certainly be useful for us to watch him, and speak with him if possible. Perhaps if one can change his path, then many fells could. |
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