Eris,
If he made an oath to chaos - that is indeed foolish. For chaos cannot
try to resemble any sort of order by upholding an oath. However, i do
believe he swore the oath in front of both you and Phaestus and thus
is he is deemed to break this oath and punished should this not be
determined by both you and Phaestus alike?

Of course, as the goddess of chaos you are free to cause havoc within the
land, change nature, cause women to bear cows instead of infants, allow
only the perversion of order to exist. But a simple mortal should not
be akin to public reprimands of gods, and without us what toys would you
have - leniency and a pinch of truth in a lie oft works wonders towards
sending the mortal mind on the way to chaos.

Perhaps this is all just beyond my mortal mind, but surely gods do not
squabble on the board as mortals?

Alanna - The Idea

Penned by my hand on the 12th of Valnuary, in the year 191 AF.
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