Many of you Aetolians may have taken note to the shoutings and
discussion between a concerned group and the Servant to Niuri, Bhahren,
in Her temple. I will not rant on and on, but I shall enlighten you all
with what was discovered and to what we hope to accomplish.

The Mhuns of Moghedu are a noble race. Each day, the majority of the
Mhun toil within the mines and caverns, working endlessly to support
part of this realm's economy. Although many Aetolians dub them as
slaves, this is untrue. Through their work the Mhun withhold great pride
and strength, although they have not been given the due respect they
deserve. Each month, day to be even more exact, many Aetolians visit
Moghedu, but not with the intent to enjoy the city, only to viciously
"bash" and slaughter the inhabitants there.

Now, I know it is far too much to ask for this to cease, but that is not
what I'm looking for. I understand this area is prime grounds for many
of you wishing to raise your level of experience, like many of the other
bashing areas of Aetolia. But, through Bhahren's words, there are many
secrets and untold accounts of Mhun history that still lie buried within
the city. I ask that you Aetolians take a leisurely walk through the
city. Take note of the sights and the interesting structure of the city,
learn from what Mhuns have constructed, and help us all to better
understand the Mhun and their veiled past. We Mhuns are a RACE, Moghedu
is a CITY, and these are a PEOPLE. They are capable amazing physical and
intellectual feats, and as they unwillingly lay down their lives and
face the great trauma of rebirth (as told by Bhahren) for the sake of
raising your level status, they deserve a certain level of respect.

Now, with my ending words, I reach out to all my fellow Mhuns and
supporters of the Mhun. I plan to observe and learn more of the Mhuns
within their city. I wish to learn more about their history, culture,
thoughts, future, and so on. I urge all of you who are Mhun, and those
of you who are not but wish to help, to study this civlization with me.
As I mentioned, the Mhun are not slaves, but with their current state of
existing they have taken on the appearance of such. I reach out to you
all with the hopes that we may discover untold secrets of the Mhun and
bring their culture alive. Their work is necessary and appreciated, and
this attempt to spark their true wisdom is not meant to draw them away
from Moghedu. I wish to see the Mhun enjoy their lives, through whatever
they endure. I wish to see them read, laugh, learn, play, think,
communicate, create, desire, dance, and etc. All the walks of life that
represent a city and people, just like the other cities of Aetolia.

Any Aetolians wishing to learn more, I encourage you to do so. Or if you
already possess some knowledge of the Mhun, I urge you bring it to me,
so we may communicate with Bhahren and the Mhuns of Moghedu. Be it
written literature, tales by word of mouth, dreams, or simple thoughts
and wishes. The more knowledge we possess, the easier it will be to
communicate with the Mhun and unlock their history.

-Tippy

Penned by my hand on the 6th of Severin, in the year 134 MA.