Kainth remembers few brief words he has heard when first introduced to this City: "Behold Sanctuary, a place where we, surfacers, shall be free and protected from slavery and the dangers of the Underdark."

Yet, these dangers do still come and must be fought for us to keep our freedom. With the recent removal of the Machine-men that were supposedly acting as guardians all-around the City, faith seem to have brought an interesting trial. A challenge and an attempt to return the destiny of one's freedom and one's life into the hands of the True Guardians of Flesh, not metal, the Sanctuary Watch and the many independent adventurers who would fight to preserve the City. It is a step to see if the city truly needs the help of the Machines or if we can learn and grow on our own casting away the chains of 'maintenance' and 'cost' brought by these creations of the Spellguard.

It is a challenge, fate has put upon the road of Sanctuary and a challenge Kainth is sure the city can overcome!

Upon the demands of Tribe of Shadows. The letter by the Ambassador Claw speaks truth. How free are we -truly-?

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Is a way of life that may cost us our independence and freedom truly worth it or can we, somehow, manage to live on our own. Kainth doesnt wish for war, but he wish to bring this into Counciousness. Kainth wishes people to return to a more simplistic way of living. We must learn, once more, how to live on our own and live with, perhaps, with less standards that what a Citizen would judge today.

We need to become aware of the environment, learn to harvest, learn to hunt in balance with the environment, learn to purify our water with fire, learn to recuperate everything we take from Nature.

Nature is very generous and we just have to open our eyes to that. Rothe fur keeps us warm. Rothe meat keeps us well-fed and Rothe Bone can be made into weapons to defend ourselves.

With little thought and minimal impact on the environment, Kainth is certain we can learn to live a life where we are self-reliant.

Embrace a natural way of living!

A very large crowd turned out to hear Councilor Kainth's latest address.

However, most were not particularly moved, having no desire to become savages toiling in the mud for food. The address was not an abysmal failure nor great success, and a few commoners could be heard later speaking about 'embracing the natural ways' in a metaphysical sense, before heading off to the Last Stand for some drinks.