Dear Dekkar,

I apologize beforehand for the choice of some of my words, for I
could not think of other words as I write this note. I am also
deeply sorry to all those wronged by either Ashtan or its
affiliates. However, doesn't it seem a bit...childish to point
a finger when one is asked a question about one's own behaviour?

Allow me to explain what I meant by that statement. I ask why did
your guardian chose to kill instead of remove Nuitari from the city
which was in his power. Instead of an answer as to why the
suggested alternative was bad, I'm am told of all the horrors that
Nuitari has commited. Frankly I don't particularly care what he has
done, and you're right I might care more if his actions affected me
directly but they don't so I must make do without that personal
anger. What I wished to ascertain is what is so wrong with the use
of non-violent removal from the city?

Again I apologize as I post another question to the church. Do you
feel that, for all the actions you have taken over the years, the
world is less evil, less corrupt now than it has ever been? Or do
you find more, and more corruption appearing everywhere you look?

The reason I ask this second question is because if there IS more
or an equal amount of evil now compared to oooh thirty years ago,
well then my dear Priests and Paladins it would seem that your
methods are not working. Perhaps if for a time you fought back in
a way the infernals didn't understand you'd overcome them. Perhaps
if you choose non-violence, if you use "civil-disobediance" you
might win more souls. If you did nothing at all, no defense, no
offense, and allowed people to hate the infernals for their own
actions you might win back all of achaea for the goodness and
the light.

Please let me know what you think.

Sincerely the humble Dream

Penned by my hand on the 19th of Miraman, in the year 244 AF.