Hail Divine, fellow mortals,

I am but a bumble servant of Nature, but I've known it from when I was
two turves high. I was an Awen from the beginning, and have known the
Lady Demeter from the start. This is not Her. Firstly, She has not
as a first step approached us, Her children, Her favourites, Her
supporters, Her "grass roots". And She consulted us about everything,
simply because we had more experience at the job than She. She was not
of the opinion, that, because She was Divine, She was infallible, which
Sartan in his downfall proved all to well.

No, the real Demeter would undoubtably be able to prove herself to me.

Now, there is a second concern. The Lord Matsuhama, much as I admire
Him, has seen in a fit to declare war upon the real Lady Demeter,
thinking he was striking at this new "Lady Demeter". If he were not
Divine, I would accuse Him of being the typical "Hero", strikes first,
thinks never, since thinking gives him an ache he can't fight.
However, His method of striking back hurts the real Lady Demeter in Her
slumber, and therefore will be answered soon, in full Natural force, if
Lord Matsuhama does not desist from His folly, Nature might be slow in
reacting, but it reacts in full force, once it knows what threatens it.
And this "Lady Demeter" is not a threat, merely a puzzle, for now.
So, Lord Matsuhama, I now humbly plead for You to rethink Your war on
the
shrines of the Lady Demeter, since She had naught to do with this, but
if
You think it necessary to continue, I warn You the full force of _all_
of
Nature will oppose You and Your Shrines and followers.

Mazur Hadr.

Penned by my hand on the 15th of Daedalan, in the year 403 AF.