Qeddwyn, your legend indeed touched many of us who read it and gained
that much more insight into the nature of Divinity. But I question why
it is being related now.

From your tale, I quote, "And then it was declared, to the surprise of
most assembled, that the victory should go to Haern. For He had created
the beautiful and elegant trees of the forest, and given many creatures
homes where they did not once have them, and had provided for them with
food and protection from harm. Though He had beaten the others, most
were not upset at Their loss; it was clear that the competition was
tight and that the uniqueness of Haern's creation was unmatched."

Where was this tale when Haern's creation was brutally destroyed and
burnt to the ground? When the citizens who took up residence inside
Iosyne's creation turned Haern's creation to ashes?

An eye for an eye is fair. We have had our homes razed, our groves
defiled, the creations of our Lord burnt and defiled. Now it is their
turn.

Yours,
Rosalind Ai'lyne
Proud Huntress

Penned by my hand on the 24th of Haernos, in the year 124 MA.