I would first like to applaud Myslani, in writing an excellent post and
attempting to explain what myself, her and a few others saw in
Ghurzedan.

Centurion,
Yes, the situation was approached wrong, and that was what set him off.
But if you had attempted to approach it the right way, perhaps you
wouldn't have found out that his insects could hit through grace. And
maybe so many wouldn't have had to die. Perhaps some, other than just us
Occultists should learn that just because someone is different does not
mean that they shouldn't be given a chance. After you pissed him off,
sure he was a threat, but instead of attempting to take the right road
in the first place people started talking about killing him. Wouldn't
you get upset if someone threatened to take your life? Wouldn't you get
upset if everyone shouted things at you at one time and you weren't
completely able to understand? No one even really listened to him, he
got few words out, everyone just jumped at the chance of fighting such
an impressive being. Everyone hoped to get the fame for killing him.
Such a sad tragedy, the death of such an amazing creature.

Penned by my hand on the 2nd of Khepary, in the year 84 MA.