Greetings Relos,

I recently watched life of eagles. There were two chicks in the nest.
Stronger one pecked his younger and weaker brother until it died. He did
it even while their moter was in the nest as well. Mother did nothing.
By killing it's brother, he secured more food for and later grew in fine
example of his specie. How you'd you comment on that if not cruelty? You
may say that he was forced into that by his instinct to survive, but it
makes no difference. All things in nature strive to achieve position
above others by any means necessary. They have a clear goal untainted
with conscience. We that are born with it use cruelty to get ridd of it
and to set that goal to ourselves. Such is the Way of Nature. Such is
the way of Evil.

And who says one cannot be cruel for his/hers/its own amusement?

Lord Malkuth Aristata, Knight of Mhaldor

Penned by my hand on the 14th of Scarlatan, in the year 354 AF.