If those in Moghedu do not use the bloodsport arena or did not think
that the artwork so persuasive in their caverns represented their
peoples, then I would imagine they would erase the depictions of
combat and cnvert the arena to some other type of building. However,
even if this was not the case, I notice you do not refute the
underlying issue that Mhogeduians [that right?] are a warrior folk.
I do not see you proferring evidence that they are farmers or perhaps
fisherfolk. You simply blithely ignore the fact that you are making
a stand for a proud people who do not want you to represent them
in any manner. Since I am so magnanimous, however, I will forgive you
this if you can produce any evidence that the Mhogeduians wish you
to be their spokesperson. Until then, I think it is obvious that you
do offense to these honorable warriors by sticking your nose into
their business. "Unasked for help is unwanted help" as the saying goes.

I take it by your silence on the subject, you decline to debate me on
the ethics of cannibalism. That is, indeed, a pity since it was a
challenge to fight in the arena of words and logic. Perhaps next time.

Servelan de Vermiis the Magnanimous
Penned by my hand on the 24th of Phaestian, in the year 179 AF.