Knight Aurelio

[Random_White_Guy]

Knight Aurelio,

I thank you for your support and words of consideration said. A majority of the reason I kept of relative quiet is I am still unused to the methods and means by Humans comport themselves in such instances. That it was even chosen to be a "Vote" to me is befuddling. That the roots of Asterabadian principle have permeated so deep into the thoughts and minds of the Refugee a sign in some ways of how fair and far they have come for Assimilation to Ephia's Well - But it still shows a sizeable lack of understanding of the Wheel.

Where yourself and Sister Amelie both spoke true I felt it was important that they have chance to learn, to grow, and if need be make such mistakes. I find it best to not try and infringe authority, be it of status or wealth, betwixt such gatherings.

It is a failing perhaps I will need work on in the coming days but each of those clergy have their own views of the spokes - Views that to I are bordering on steering dreadfully far from heterodoxy. They gaze upon the pool of the Well in hopes of gleaning the Wheel and it is skewed by the impurities of blood, mud, and greed.

Of more pleasing matters however -

Lyrist Lynneth I investigate for Canonization. Your statue and poem spoke fair of her, I wonder if your own tales and records held by your College share any insights that may be gleaned? Of her travels, of the origin of her love of the Camelback Tortoise, Of her life and any miracles undertaken, or the final moments of her death.

Do seek me at your leisure, and may you remember that though you are dissatisfied with this outcome - It will likely be we who must bring mercy in the wake of such.

Gausim Al-Marain
Honored Water Bearer of The Great Temple of Baz'eel