Greetings again Guiliaume,

Based on your first post to me, I gathered that you were still a member
Lord Sartan's Order. Now this last post from you has me confused. You
say you value your life very highly, but do you value it more than you
value Lord Sartan's immortal existence? I recall learning that as a
follower of Sartan, one has no love other than the love for Sartan,
including for one's self.

Now I gather this. When your Lord was imprisoned under Mhaldor, you
valued your life and saved face while your Sartanic brethren were
killing themselves to release -your- Lord. The other Sartanites did not
think twice about sacrificing themselves, hoping it would release the
Malevolent One. The only thing they lost was experience which can be
made up for. Their efforts were successful, and you cannot say you
helped them do it.

Also, many of the Sartanites were Ashtanites, who once gave them all a
home, but they stood against Ashtan, and broke many of Ashtan's laws,
yet they did not care because they were honouring Lord Sartan's Evil.
Why couldn't you do the same for your Order and brethren and Lord? Do
you value your citizenship in Shallam more than you value your
membership in Lord Sartan's Order?

Perhaps you should figure out your loyalties. Oh, and don't try to say
that you know me, we've met a whole...two times? *nod*

I am not trying to pass judgement on you Guiliaume, nor am I passing
judgement on your beliefs, but they are a tad confusing, at least to me.

Sincerely,
Horatio Moonflair

Penned by my hand on the 15th of Ero, in the year 303 AF.