Covenant,

I usually find your posts most enlightening, and I like them because
they are usually short . Those of us who read all posts, appreciate that
because it makes them easier to read. I rather read two brief posts than
a long one.

However, in your last post, in an attempt to keep it sweet and short you
left some pieces of information out and as a result I didn't understand
much of the post. This is the statement that brings all my doubts:

You are not entitled in any manner to the fruits of our labor.

1.) Who is "you"? Merchants, Buyers in general, Sapience, Mhaldor, Evil,
necromancers...? The post was right after Obzidians. Was your reply
directed at him and/or Hashan?

2.) Who is "us" (our)? Heirophants, Oakstone, Sentinels, Nature lovers,
Harvesters and those with concoctions...?

3.) What does the sentence overall mean? That you harvest plants, herbs
and some fruits and they all belong forever to you because they are the
"fruits of our [your] labor"? Even after you sell them? Is that why you
are entitled to decide who sells where and to whom?

I realize my questions may seem rather silly and, thus, you might think
I am trying to be funny. I am not. I am a complete ignorant, and I am
trying to better understand the whole situation. Thank you in advance
for your clarification which you may, of course, send privately if you
so wish in order to not clutter the boards.

Again, thank you very much,

Ottis D'lajess


Penned by my hand on the 10th of Ero, in the year 334 AF.