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The words of truth.
This is something I am in dire need to scribe, and everyone is in need of seeing. The truth MUST be told and heard, not forgotten nor shunned. The matter of the untidily war between the Knights and the Justice was started from a mere surge of anger from Ssrthak! I spoke to Deiminos about such things in great detail and obtained the whole story from his mouth directly, his words rang the bells of truth. This is why I am scribing such an article because I believe the Knights of Corruption should not be able to stand strong within the Theran communities any longer. I give you the Heralds and all of Thera the truth about the Knights! The war was started over a simple matter of a petty criminal Ssrthak. One night Ssrthak and Sosolito assaulted Drengar under the cover of the night, slew him and took all of his items, armor and weapons. He was then issued a flag for breaking the law. Three justices hunted the coward who endlessly hide within Thera. They found the criminal and attacked him, before they could land the killing blow Ssrthak ate a spotted purple pill and teleported to Winter. Deiminos felt that he did this as a last resort to suicide and retrieve his items from the pit. Ssrthak then continued to ask Drengar to watch the pit for his items so nothing was taken from bystanders. Jezikapine, Drengar, and Deiminos sat at the pit with special guards, ready to loot the criminal's corpse. Ssrthak was beyond determined to keep his things, he did not stop trying to obtain all his things from the pit. Deiminos made a valid point and figured that a criminal should not be able to just teleport, die, and then ask Justices to protect all their things. Deiminos went to outside south gate, closed it and summoned Ssrthak away from his pit. Deiminos would not let Ssrthak through the gate, and kept it shut with a firm grip. Ssrthak was no match for Deiminos and was forced to take the river back into town to hopefully get back to the pit, soon as he entered town Deiminos summoned him again hindering all progression towards the pit. Finally Ssrthak began to cry a chorus of anguish with such words such as... 'Deiminos, stop.' 'Deiminos they are breaking the law.' 'Stop, stop!' During the rant his equipment returned to the pits and Drengar took everything in retribution. Ssrthak was a common criminal so nothing was returned. After an Immortal review, it was determined that this particular time, it was going to be let to stand. However summoning was changed to be a fineable offence in town. Deiminos sends this warning with his words For the future, criminals who teleport just to save their things will now be in the hands of the gods, pit guarding is a service that we provide, not a free ticket for criminals. This is a serious issue Deiminos would like too see rectified with swift and harsh consequences. Ssrthak began slandering the Justice, making claims of their insuperiority along with their corruption used to protect themselves. This was the first step of his anger and was followed with a note to his fellow Knights, Justice and the other cabals. His note was not well worded and portrayed a sense of hastiness. Deiminos wished this to be settled between him and the knight, but the knight would not listen and sent his note declaring war regardless. Deiminos wished the Knights cabal to crumble, Ssrthak has allowed this to happen and let the Knights be slaughtered. Deiminos is not the cause of this war Ssrthak is, I call everyone to raise your weapons and magic against the Knights of Corruption! Do not fall for their lies and deception anymore! They are far from righteous! Anger began this war and Ssrthak allows everyone in Thera to suffer from the war and bloodshed, do not aid these fiends of who hide behind the curtain of the light! And ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free Scribed by, Umea Tristoc |
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