My invitation was wholesome and meant to promote the well-being of those who had an interest in craftmanship and learning more about the possibilities open to all of the Seat of Chaos.

That such self-seeking retorts have arisen from it is disappointing, but not all together surprising.

An immediate reaction to the most recent rejoinder was dismay. How terrible it must be to live in a place where the Truth is kept hidden. I offer these responses to educate, so that you do not commit the same embarassing fallacies in the future.

Your reasoning:
Since Creation was formed before Chaos was known to the immortals or mortals of this realm, Chaos could not have influenced Creation prior.

The Truth:
Pazuzu was an unwitting agent of Chaos. Through his labours the worlds came alive with Entropy and Discord. And according to the Mythos:

"This puzzled the Gods, for Pazuzu was a being of nearly God-like power and anyone that he answered to must surely rival or surpass the Gods."

Proteus could not even detect Chaos or its agents. Therefore, you cannot reasonably state what part Chaos played in the Creation of any of the races, creatures, or herbage your post mentions.

In fact, those who actually know their history that Lady Eris played a pivotal role in the creation of the race that spawned the aforementioned War for:

"...She pressed back over thousands of years, traversing the entirety of human history in a moment...It was the idyllic first age of Proteus, where a smiling Aldar maiden named Maya was moving peacefully across green meadows, unaware of the disaster that would soon befall" (Events 274).

Your reasoning:
Chaos is a threat. Your work to "obliterate" it is therefore heroic.

The Truth: You and your brethren seek to banish what you do not understand and cannot control.

What's more, you fail to do so each time you try. If you were successful, why would you need to return to each space you "cleanse" over and over again to showcase such bravery?

Your rush to purification is based on fear and ignorance. For we seek to free that which is hindered by the restrictive patterns placed upon this realm. Destroying it would defile our ultimate goal to rule Creation once its true potential is awakened.

Your theocratic worldview calls such transformation and growth an abomination by dismissing any potential benefit. Again, that is a false dilemma spurred by trepidation. You offer no proof that the world does not evolve through Chaos or that it could not be made better or grow positively because of it.

Your inquiry: Prove that the Dominion exists.
Dominion doesn't exist yet. If you understood the Ruinous Accords and Ashtan's aims, you'd not have written something so shockingly unaware. It is a state all Ashtani work toward.

Your inquiry: Prove that the world is going to end.
Thankfully, I do not need to prove the world is going to end. The Seat of Chaos works toward Dominion, not Oblivion (which cannot be influenced by actions taken or not taken as it is inevitable).

Learn our goals before you seek to criticize them. Seek out a Nihilist if you wish to actually understand the harsh and inevitable reality of the Void.

Lastly, here are some exhibitions:
The seed of Chaos, sown deep within this realm.

The paradox of Servelan de Vermiis' ascension and time-travel emergence of Lady Eris at the summoning of the Unnameable Horror.

The eternal vigil of Lord Babel, who was stood betwixt the cusp of Creation and Chaos because Lord Sarapis acknowledged that existence itself was spiralling inevitably towards Oblivion.


Penned by my hand on the 20th of Sarapin, in the year 780 AF.