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Public News Post #9953

Oakstone

Written by: Conor, Forestal Health Inspector
Date: Sunday, July 14th, 2002
Addressed to: Violet Skar'Akai


When you were a member of the organization of Oakstone, you had ample
opportunity to read the initial postings on the news board there. If you
had availed yourself of that opportunity, you would have learned that it
was Sarapis and Gaia who created the Council of Oakstone and made you
and any other forest user subject to Oakstone laws. And as a forest
dweller who reveres all forests, I am curious as to your terminology --
"Oakstone is so badly diseased, that it should immediately be burned
down so that new, healthy growth can begin." Bad choice of words, to be
sure. But we certainly will take into account the fact that you are
unhappy with Oakstone. Thank you for your concern.

Conor
Hierophant of the Council of Oakstone

Penned by my hand on the 17th of Glacian, in the year 310 AF.


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Public News Post #9953

Oakstone

Written by: Conor, Forestal Health Inspector
Date: Sunday, July 14th, 2002
Addressed to: Violet Skar'Akai


When you were a member of the organization of Oakstone, you had ample
opportunity to read the initial postings on the news board there. If you
had availed yourself of that opportunity, you would have learned that it
was Sarapis and Gaia who created the Council of Oakstone and made you
and any other forest user subject to Oakstone laws. And as a forest
dweller who reveres all forests, I am curious as to your terminology --
"Oakstone is so badly diseased, that it should immediately be burned
down so that new, healthy growth can begin." Bad choice of words, to be
sure. But we certainly will take into account the fact that you are
unhappy with Oakstone. Thank you for your concern.

Conor
Hierophant of the Council of Oakstone

Penned by my hand on the 17th of Glacian, in the year 310 AF.


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