For once, I agree with Murad.

Theft is something I do not accept in any way, and I think this was just
outright wrong of both of you, Aasoral and Daelar. Aasoral for stealing
property of a guild, and Daelar taking the guild, even though you knew
where it came from.

If the Cabalist goal to aquire knowledge now includes aquiring it by
theft, then perhaps you did a very good thing from your own point of
view. But theft is generally frowned upon, and people do not like when
others steal from them. How would you feel, Daelar? If someone left your
guild, taking away a clan, perhaps your whole skill of numerology with
him. How would you feel it? He would take away your secrets, information
on how to utilize that knowledge against you and your guild. This is
what happened when Aasoral left the paladins.

Now, do you feel proud in what you did? Do you feel that your theft was
righteous? No, I agree with Murad, for I was also a proud knight of
their ranks once. During my time as a paladin, the guild never let me
down once. And know now that I was a knight for somewhat twenty years.

I do not wish to see a war erupt between those two guilds, for that is
just stupid. A war won't accomplish anything in this matter, just
unnecessary suffering for everyone. I strongly suggest you to think, and
use that knowledge you say you seek to solve this situation without a
war.

And to you Aasoral, I say the same. Do you feel proud? A half million
worth of gold? Did that bring pleasure to your mind? I am not surprised
that some people call you a thief and a traitor, and I agree with them.
Back when I was still a knight, I looked up at you, respected you, and
saw you as a very trustworthy knight. You have proven me wrong by this,
and you should feel ashamed by your own treachery.

For honour,
Lothorius Saer'ac

Penned by my hand on the 19th of Haernos, in the year 110 MA.