To the Church of Light

[Carrion]

I would like to address those it may concern in Ralinwood's light worshiping community.

As we all know, Rajani was among the many harsh losses town has recently suffered. During her time as the leader of your church, she and I spoke about what we hoped for the future of this town as a true community. We wished to eventually address these matters with you all and hear your own opinions and concerns.

We are a town constantly under attacks, whether by sea, by other realms, or by the catacombs beneath. Countless times we have come together for the greater good under threat of violence. Why must we fall to rumours and paranoia in times of peace?

While I am loathe to ask this so soon after our shared loss, I ask that you find among you a new representative when you can, or else humour me for a short time so I may speak to the bulk of you directly about my thoughts and my hopes.

I offer a similar invitation to those who follow dragons, though I know it's perhaps even more idealistic to think that we could come to an understanding. Still, I have counted many of you as friend and ally, so perhaps the effort is worth making.

Let us for a moment act on faith and good will, so that we may become a land unrivaled and undivided. I believe us all capable of great things, and we are at our best when we can share in each others' strengths and talents.

With greatest respect,

Carrion Indridason

[Granyte the Ogre]

Carrion, you know where to find me regarding this. Please do.

Signed;

[Jannika]

Rajani was the leader?

Has this rumour not been squashed yet?

[Carrion]

I suspect not, as every Light follower I knew regarded her as such.

- Carrion

[Alfric Smith]

As one of this town's resident entertainers, I'd like to kindly remind the various churches that they're squashing my turf. As one of this town's resident entertainers, I'd also like to remind you that such comedies are best performed on stages in front of crowds, not tacked to message boards. It's also generally faux pas to ply an entertainer's trade on the eve of someone's loss unless specifically instructed to perform.