My battle ends

With so many possibilities visible to you, I'm sure that you can see the possibility that he will succeed.

Thank you for your concern, Wormwood.

From what I understand, the incident with Dominic has already been looked into, Squire Piper. My only advice to him is simple, and that is to remember a phrase of the northmen that we often use, when we have erred.

"I recognise my failing and will be sure to correct it"

We all make mistakes, we're all learning, like Lord Tartaros said. That is what living is about.

In a way, I envy you, Dominic Strong. You can choose to set down the sword. Some cannot, for reasons of destiny or wyrd. I only ask that if this is what you intend, you should fully understand the consequences of it. We are forged, like swords, and the impulse to fight is not an easy one to put aside.

(OOG: Writing is rushed)

Kanas, bite your tongue! You are still a "pup" yourself!

I know well that Dominic has been fighting for Travance much longer than you have both as a soldier and a witch hunter, so I am sure he is far more aware of how the "meat tastes" than you do!

If Dominic so chooses to take up a vow of passivity, let him be!

Kanas.
My fiance is right in this matter. You and I are talking the next moon you are in town.
This is not an order coming from me as a squire.
This is not a request.
We are talking Selendrian to Selendrian.

-Caelvan Renaith

Lord Tartaros,

Unlike him, however, I know when to bite my tongue, even if it means biting it clear off.

This must be what true subordinance feels like.

-Ava

I for one think his decision is a breath of fresh air that some in Travance may need.
Too many people kill first and ask questions later.
Maybe some could benefit from Dominic's new set of morals. Maybe there would be a little less bloodshed.

Signed,