Greetings Everyone

I have come to compose this missive to inform all of you how entirely
moronic, this issue has become. I personally get to hear about every
single issue involving anyone dieing in Enorian, every single one. You
can choose to believe it or not but I am relatively opening to hearing
both sides of a story when this happens. Almost barely if ever does
anyone die in Enorian or one of the villages for an unacceptable reason.

As for these sanctuary laws that people keep saying we (I) don't
enforce. There is no law to enforce. The only reason there is a law in
Bloodloch at all is because they had a group of individuals who sought
war on Enorian's citizens, indiscriminately killing any they found. Once
they had a force to face mightier then theirs they retreated to
Bloodloch. This was not one raid on their part, but had progressed into
a full scale war minus the actual troops. Enorian is not going to sit
around and let its people die because you want them to, so we conquered
Bloodloch . . . twice. If letting a city continue to exist after that
isn't an act of compassion then you are all deluding yourselves. If they
or anyone else would leave us and the villages that seek our aide alone,
they would probably be treated in kind.

I often get asked why Enorian chooses to defend these villages, well it
is the most basic ideal of the Paladin to defend all that is innocence.
These villages in particular have strong bonds with Enorian and we form
a symbiotic union. I must always ask myself why people complain about
this and yet do not tell Durian to out and out stop defending nature, or
Ashtan to stop defending balance.

All necromancers and those of the damned have no place in Enorian such
as those of the light have no place in Bloodloch. We just simply don't
kill you on the spot, heavens forbid we be more lenient then darkness.
To those of you that seek to do us harm or change our ways, if you fight
with such meager ability you are more then likely to find yourself
kissing dirt more frequently then you already do. Leave us alone and we
will leave you alone.


Penned by my hand on the 7th of Severin, in the year 172 MA.