Ah, yes, "free will." An interesting concept. It means that one is given
choices, and options, and is able to act on them as one sees fit. As a
goddess, of course, you know only too well that the "free will" of your
followers extends only as far as your own desires. So let us not debate
semantics. You and yours destroyed what was built by man- your reasons
are, unfortunately, largely inconsequential. It is a shame, of course,
that your temporary insanity (or, at least let us hope that it is so)
caused you to act against your own best interests and those of Cyrene
and your children.

As for not being awake, I assure you, that being imprisoned is not, of
course, equivalent to being unconscious. I was not, in point of fact,
unaware of what was transpiring, and indeed took a hand in matters to
hasten My return.

It is, indeed, amazing what things might be spoken of when one doesn't
know the whole story.

Penned by my hand on the 24th of Ero, in the year 328 AF.