Yo Gracie and Fellow Aetolians!

Gracie. In short, you are wrong. Once again you confuse harvesting with
the duty of a Druid. The only case where harvesting may be considered a
duty is when it is necessary to harvest a particular herb in order to
replant it in a room that is void of plantlife for reasons such as fire.

Yes, harvesting is work of a tradesperson, not the duty of a Druid. I
don't pretend to deliver my expertise on the intricasies of your
organizations, please don't pretend to know about ours.

You state in your reply: "but part of your work is also to keep the
forests from becoming choked by an over-abundance of plants."

An over-abundance of plants? That is the very aspect that constitutes a
forest or jungle, Gracie. Nature is never over abundant, if we were to
trim and hedge would we not be left with a garden?
That will be all.

Follow Your Perfect Hope,
Druidess Saige O'Lyryus-Kemestar


Penned by my hand on the 17th of Midautumn, in the year 114 MA.