The problem here, unfortunately, seems to be that you aren't thinking.
If you were thinking, you'd notice that a few leaders of Enorian ARE
Luminaries or Daru. However, let's go ahead and assume that you knew
this and ignored it because you thought it somehow didn't matter.
Assuming this to be true, I shall simply sigh and move on.

The second problem with your fallacious speech is that you don't seem to
understand what corruption is. These days, Corruption is a word used BY
the corrupt to explain away anything they don't seem to understand. In
addition to this simple truth, what you -profess- to be is nowhere near
what Light is, so your understanding of Light is limited to just about
nothing. Having neither a working knowledge of light or corruption, save
what you may have learned from your dear friends, proves my point much
better then I ever could have expressed. I will therefore assume you
were completely drunk while writing your erroneous suggestions.

You may find comfort in rationalizing to your simple mind that you were
a Daru, and assume others believe this makes a bit of difference. While
you were in the Daru, I don't recall you ever having a clear or even
working knowledge of Light. In fact, I recall you complaining to me on
quite a few occasions that you weren't going up in guildrank fast
enough, and you don't feel your efforts were being rewarded. I can only
blame myself, however, for holding out hope that you would one day
understand such fundamental principles. Such can be the sadness one is
faced when attempting to teach truth to another. However, it matters
not; you are no longer Daru, and that particular outcome was inevitable
in one manner or another. You appear to have forgotten your words to me
the day you left, "Van has more Light than you could ever hope to. One
day his true Light will shine through, and you will be apologizing to me
for not having seen it yourself."

In summary, just because you and many others do not understand what it
is to have morals and ideals does not mean the rest of the world must
live in ignorance. You can go along your way, merrily staying ignorant
of whatever it is you do and holding no loyalties to anyone or anything.
Personally, I truly prefer being able to say I know what it is to have a
working knowledge of those things I profess to be.

In the words of a man far wiser than I, "If you stand for nothing, you
will fall for anything."

Searoth Fiadhaich

Penned by my hand on the 2nd of Variach, in the year 140 MA.