Dear Hashanites,

Myself, and perhaps a few others, are curious about what Twilight's now
violent withdrawl from Hashan does for her identity. Up until Twilight's
formal departure (Public 11021), the public associated Hashan firmly
with the philosophy of Darkness. Now -- though He and His largest
symbols are dissevered -- Darkness still remains intertwined in your
city's history and public image. As much is clear in the symbolically
black obsidian pavement of your two major boulevards, to the ubiquitious
emblems of His century-long influence and patronage.

Are you still the city of Darkness? How do you resolve a culture
integrated with Dark ways in light of Dark's condemnation? Or have you?

How are we, not of your city, to characterize Hashan?

Regards,
Lord Epich D. de Vermiis

Penned by my hand on the 18th of Valnuary, in the year 349 AF.