>I have seen many examples of the evil infernals honour. Most of Achaea bashes them greatly over this, and rightly so in instances, but do not forget the actions of honour they have made.
How surprising is it, when a leader of their guild takes the actions Kydrane took in the Azdun.
Sinistar, obviously you have no need of lecturing on honour, but for those who are not aware, the description of the infernal guild contains these lines:
.....The Infernals, sometimes called the Infernal Knights, are a guild of knights devoted to evil, but evil with honour.
.....Despite their evil ways, however, Infernals maintain a strict code of honour, and their way of life is hard, often impossible, for all but the most dedicated. They do not tolerate dissent, and punishment is swift and hard for those who break the rules of the guild, or violate the honour of it.

Perhaps Kydrane's dedication is lacking. All of Achaea awaits the "swift" and "hard" punishment that must be forthcoming for such a dishonourable act. I know sympathy is among those qualities held in disdain by the infernals, but I cannot help but feel compassion for what must be the Sinistar's extreme disappointment in one who is charged with the responsibilities of leadership in that guild.

Galdrion Longshanks

Penned by my hand on the 2nd of Mayan, in the year 238 AF.