Achaean News
The Vertani's supposed benevolence
Written by: Druidess Clover Sa'Rithven, the Luckiest Leaf
Date: Thursday, January 6th, 2005
Addressed to: Everyone
This is truly a post to everyone.
You have all read the previous series of posts, and know exactly what
was said between the Vertani, Kaiya, and myself. Let this be a lesson to
those of you who still think of the Vertani as benevolent beings. Kaiya
in no way threatened harm unto the Vertani. She was simply trying to
explain the ways of life here to them. They responded first with
threats, and then killed her twice. She did not attack them, nor insult
them. They did not kill her in defense, but in cold blooded murder, the
very thing they claim to despise.
It is only partially the killing that enrages me. The real problem I
have is that they still claim to be peaceful, and that they only act in
self-defense when they do kill. They continue to look down on us for
slaying "helpless" villagers, yet see no contradiction when they kill
someone who has done them no harm. Kaiya is right, death is a part of
life, so is the hunt. I do not deny it, as many others of you do not.
Why, then do the Vertani continue to profess their innocence, when they
kill just like the majority of us?
To the Vertani:
You are the lowest of the low. You call Mhaldorians worms for what they
do, yet you are worse. I have to give at least some respect for the
Mhaldorians, for they stand by what they believe, and do not try to hide
behind false facades. You, however, try to make yourselves out to be
what you are not. You try to hide your true intentions with sweet words
and generous acts. You are eager to place blame at another's door, and
yet take no responsibility for your actions. Well, now all of Sapience
knows how you truly are. You have killed on of my guildmates in cold
blood, for words that she wrote. How are you going to sweet talk out of
this, I wonder? Your professed beliefs are just smoke, disspating in the
air. Your supposed benevolence is just a mask, with something twisted
and horrid lurking behind it. There has long been a saying in our lands,
Vertani: Actions speak louder than words.
-Clover
Penned by my hand on the 16th of Miraman, in the year 382 AF.
The Vertani's supposed benevolence
Written by: Druidess Clover Sa'Rithven, the Luckiest Leaf
Date: Thursday, January 6th, 2005
Addressed to: Everyone
This is truly a post to everyone.
You have all read the previous series of posts, and know exactly what
was said between the Vertani, Kaiya, and myself. Let this be a lesson to
those of you who still think of the Vertani as benevolent beings. Kaiya
in no way threatened harm unto the Vertani. She was simply trying to
explain the ways of life here to them. They responded first with
threats, and then killed her twice. She did not attack them, nor insult
them. They did not kill her in defense, but in cold blooded murder, the
very thing they claim to despise.
It is only partially the killing that enrages me. The real problem I
have is that they still claim to be peaceful, and that they only act in
self-defense when they do kill. They continue to look down on us for
slaying "helpless" villagers, yet see no contradiction when they kill
someone who has done them no harm. Kaiya is right, death is a part of
life, so is the hunt. I do not deny it, as many others of you do not.
Why, then do the Vertani continue to profess their innocence, when they
kill just like the majority of us?
To the Vertani:
You are the lowest of the low. You call Mhaldorians worms for what they
do, yet you are worse. I have to give at least some respect for the
Mhaldorians, for they stand by what they believe, and do not try to hide
behind false facades. You, however, try to make yourselves out to be
what you are not. You try to hide your true intentions with sweet words
and generous acts. You are eager to place blame at another's door, and
yet take no responsibility for your actions. Well, now all of Sapience
knows how you truly are. You have killed on of my guildmates in cold
blood, for words that she wrote. How are you going to sweet talk out of
this, I wonder? Your professed beliefs are just smoke, disspating in the
air. Your supposed benevolence is just a mask, with something twisted
and horrid lurking behind it. There has long been a saying in our lands,
Vertani: Actions speak louder than words.
-Clover
Penned by my hand on the 16th of Miraman, in the year 382 AF.