- "It shows how much of an open mind we Aetolians are allowed to have."

Varian the Celestine granted all mortals sentience at the initial
instant of the First Mortal Epoch. From that moment on, Aetolians have
always been allowed to form their own opinions. However, with ability
comes responsibility. You are "allowed" to have an open mind, but
consequently you must be willing to accept the consequences of your
actions. To act and then seek to blame others for the results is
disingenuous. To blame a Divine is, as well, perilous.

- "I did not call anyone an idiot. I said the ones who continue with the
malicious actions were ACTING like idiots."

To imagine that one of these statements is any more or less antagonistic
than the other is equally naive.

- "I wouldn't brave calling any Divinity anything undeserving."

- "Note the simile there."
- "Acknowledge that it has come."

Apparently, however, you will brave giving instructions to a God. I
suggest you consider this thought: an Immortal is not just like you but
with a bigger fist. While We are ofttimes interested in your actions,
and even tolerate your mistakes, We do so at Our own whim.

I have advised My strengthening Brother to forgive you your imperative
tone. But be warned: your tongue is your responsibility.

- Niuri, Mystery Revealed

Penned by my hand on the 7th of Niuran, in the year 130 MA.