Achaean News
I see nothing changes...
Written by: Deucalion, God of Righteousness
Date: Tuesday, February 1st, 2000
Addressed to: Eris, Goddess of Chaos
Eris,
The words you quote of me urging you to "slay something beloved" not only were not as I put it, but were never spoken by me nor implied.
Concerning allegations of your healing participants during your bloodsport, had you read carefully, you would have noticed that I stated that I observed no evidence of this and hence made no allegation against you. I can only wonder, then, why you felt the need to so quickly deny such actions when no accusation had been made against you by me.
As for the stance of the Church, I will grant you your absence as reason for not knowing that Aurora currently patrons it and in my respect for her authority, I shall not speak of it's motives, though if I had, my words would have matched the truth of hers - that its members participated not out of enjoyment of bloodsport, but to aid in righting an wrong done to one who was innocent. Had they not responded, surely you would have used such a lack of action to offer slander against their "misguided morality" as well. I too applaud their actions.
However, I can see by your response that you enjoy the illusions you create for yourself (any others who choose to listen because it suits them) and do not wish correction, nor my counsel in matters in which your stories are erratic or erroneous. So I shall no longer offer it in this matter. Not because I am somehow unable to stand before your version of "truth" but because the fact remains that those who are righteous and wise will know what is truth and will not need my words to see the chaos in yours. And, as always, those who simply wish an excuse to continue their life without consequence will continue to believe (or perhaps support is a better word) that which allows them that false luxury.
Though I had no reason to assume otherwise, I had hoped this time away had provided ample reflection for some change in you, but it appears parts of your character are far from chaotic and shall always remain static and the same.
Deucalion, God of Righteousness
Penned by my hand on the 19th of Sarapin, in the year 240 AF.
I see nothing changes...
Written by: Deucalion, God of Righteousness
Date: Tuesday, February 1st, 2000
Addressed to: Eris, Goddess of Chaos
Eris,
The words you quote of me urging you to "slay something beloved" not only were not as I put it, but were never spoken by me nor implied.
Concerning allegations of your healing participants during your bloodsport, had you read carefully, you would have noticed that I stated that I observed no evidence of this and hence made no allegation against you. I can only wonder, then, why you felt the need to so quickly deny such actions when no accusation had been made against you by me.
As for the stance of the Church, I will grant you your absence as reason for not knowing that Aurora currently patrons it and in my respect for her authority, I shall not speak of it's motives, though if I had, my words would have matched the truth of hers - that its members participated not out of enjoyment of bloodsport, but to aid in righting an wrong done to one who was innocent. Had they not responded, surely you would have used such a lack of action to offer slander against their "misguided morality" as well. I too applaud their actions.
However, I can see by your response that you enjoy the illusions you create for yourself (any others who choose to listen because it suits them) and do not wish correction, nor my counsel in matters in which your stories are erratic or erroneous. So I shall no longer offer it in this matter. Not because I am somehow unable to stand before your version of "truth" but because the fact remains that those who are righteous and wise will know what is truth and will not need my words to see the chaos in yours. And, as always, those who simply wish an excuse to continue their life without consequence will continue to believe (or perhaps support is a better word) that which allows them that false luxury.
Though I had no reason to assume otherwise, I had hoped this time away had provided ample reflection for some change in you, but it appears parts of your character are far from chaotic and shall always remain static and the same.
Deucalion, God of Righteousness
Penned by my hand on the 19th of Sarapin, in the year 240 AF.