Lord Severn, while I would not, and could not, begin to guess the mind
of Divinity at any point, I do admit I am curious at Your statements.
How can you hold Daskalos' transgressions and/or inaccuracies against
Cuchulainn? How can You hold anyone's fallacies or shortcomings against
another individual and believe there is justification as opposed to
rationalization?

If it is the duty of a good leader to micromanage every facet of another
servant's life, by holding their hand and not letting them face up to
their own mistakes, I'm sure most successful leaders in Sapience have
been miserable failures. The person who made the error admitted he did
so in a reasonable manner, so why place the (now non-existent) burden on
somebody else's shoulders? Your realm continues to amaze and,
admittedly, confuse me. The unpretentiousness, yet complexity, of such
ill-conceived logic is beyond my understanding.

Searoth Fiadhaich

Penned by my hand on the 5th of Variach, in the year 153 MA.