Michael Bresley,
Firstly, allow me to be, if not the first, then at least another one to welcome you back home. I must say, it seemed as a good omen of times to come.
Although I could not be there personally, I read the transcript of your speech. I must say, I was very surprised by your decision to lead the Seekers, but I must say that a few things you have spoken ring true to my ears.
That our organizations, who once were but comrades who simply disagreed on how to best defend the ones they were meant to defend and yet still worked in concert, became estranged to one another over time to the point of considering each other foes seems to be the way it happened. Whose fault is that, I cannot say for sure. But I agree that such a thing is detrimental to our city.
Cooperation is necessary in our dire reality in order for our city to survive and perhaps, in the future, prosper or find this Way you speak of. Cooperation between the defenders of this city themselves and the citizens we are meant to defend. Old wounds must be mended, for the sake of the people and our existence itself.
I cannot speak for the whole of my organization, but I personally would like for such a cooperation to come to be. What can we do for that to happen? I do not know for sure. But I may have a few ideas and I'd like to meet with you to discuss how it could happen. If you believe you'd have time for such a thing.
Respectfully, - Gregory Prestes Agent of the Order of the Spellguard