To The People of Travance

Hjolda.

Midori has said what I might, were I a more eloquent man.

The only thing now left to them is the exorcism of steel, and should they ask for it, Mercy, in the end.

But they must ask for it to be given in this case. The maleficarum does not excuse their choices and deeds beforehand, though. Justice should be done here, with a mind towards justice, and not revenge. We have a future to build and whatever candidate does ascend to the throne in the end, we should have set them a good example.

Moostrov,
the only thing I'll say to you violence is wrong and I wish you the best.
May you learn the lessons you should learn.

Gabriel,
More proof is required to cause me to believe. They could be innocent and for their lives I will not be swayed.

The symbiote is perhaps intelligent.

The symbiote could have written the journal while the person was possessed to hide the innocence of the host so that he's killed without question because maybe if he was to be questioned he may confess his innocence and the symbiote would then be discovered as able to occupy beings without consent and maybe other things.

We should consider this and proceed accordingly.

Also, a Quinarian has been possessed by a symbiote and became a true warlock all without consent, if I'm not mistaken. Perhaps that indicates that others possessed may be innocent.

Caelvan,
maybe the symbiote gave willing permission and not the host body.

Grimkjell,
we perhaps expect surrender or request for mercy from beings that may not care much about their host.
Magic exists, we should research ways to discover the suggested.
I hope we set the example for the next exemplifiers.

You seem to have a misunderstanding of what a symbiote is in regards to the True Warlocks.

The HOST body MUST say YES to the symbiote for it to possess them.

That is how True Warlocks work.

I'll say it one more time. The HOST body is the one that MUST say YES for them to become a True Warlock.

Please educate yourself and seek out one of the three people that I mentioned above. They are experts on this particular topic.

You should consider that you may be wrong.

A Quinarian man was possessed unwillingly.
So, you don't have to say yes.
It can happen without consent.

Do you understand me?

I am completely lost here. What Quinarian man? The only "Quinarian man" I've read about in this compilation of writings is a man who absolutely, unequivocally said yes. Being manipulated doesn't mean he didn't consent. If someone manipulates you into buying a set of clothes you really don't need, you can't say you were stolen from later. You said yes to the purchase. He said yes to the.... possession? Symbiote? Whatever a true warlock does. So no- so far, unless I've missed someone in this mass amounts of parchment, no one has been possessed unwillingly. Stop just believing what you want to believe when as far as I know, no one really knew what a true warlock was until we realized there was one running about slaughtering us all and taking over our minds (on second thought- is there a way to see if this Doctor's mind has been affected? He was very close to the Magister who was helping plan the ritual to take us all over.)

-Kaly

We would like to take an ice pick to him and see what we could find at this point. He seem's against Travance as a whole.

We go to lengths to stay within you bloody laws here,

This man sits here and calls for aid of our enemies.

Why not just kill him? From the sounds of things the only one whom would miss him would be the Magister.

I am done being corrected, [strike]next this buffoon tries we will correct the placement of his head.[/strike]