That's good to know, Riashain. I'm sure Mhaldor wouldn't touch you with
a ten foot pole or any other city for that matter. Your loyalties lie
with yourself and whatever benefits you the most at the time. One moment
you are spouting all the right words to make the followers of Good rally
to you. The next moment you're robbing them. And now you are lecturing
me on my loyalties (as though you even know anything about me). It is
pathetic really. I may not agree with Mhaldor's methods on doing things,
but at least they have chosen a side. I may not agree with some in
Shallam and the way they go about doing things but the same goes for
them. If you want to barb me about any discrepencies I may have in my
past, feel free. You write these things as though they are some big
secret. Unlike others I could name, I have never conducted business in
the dark or behind closed doors so I have no secrets.

Whether or not the Sentaari are proud I couldn't really say. They will
say and think what they will say and think. And they say what they think
to me often enough. The difference between what they have to say to me
and what you have to say to me is that their words actually have
significance simply because they are credible. I find that I have to
remind you often of introspection. If that word is too big for you, I
can try to make it a bit more simple. "Try looking in a mirror".

N.S.

Penned by my hand on the 11th of Sarapin, in the year 444 AF.