Hello.

Eden you have committed atrocity after atrocity. You have killed countless people and displaced people from their homes. I deeply hope you are executed and your soul obliterated for the crimes against mortality. The fact you are still alive is a wonder consider what you have done. If you shall ever rise to power or injure those close to me once more I will decapitate you myself.

Khala you speak of laws, but Eden has committed more crimes then conspiring, but we don't see her executed so perhaps you should do your job.

I was going to write something kind to Eden, and two of you lot spew venom.

I shall have to recover my thoughts and wits before I set a more eloquent set of words to page, but this inability to offer a chance to someone else to be better speaks Ill of your character.

I believe what Squire Aybara is trying to say, is if you bring harm to any member of the Kingdom, you will be punished.

This is the nature of the laws of this land, whether you agree with them or not isn't up for debate as long as you are on Kormyrian soil.

I don't wish to give my personal opinions on what transpired in regards to this situation. However, some would argue that what was done to Eden was her punishment for her crime and that she has served her sentence. Whether those people are right or not is a matter of personal debate and opinion that you are free to engage in, however that decision is done.

However, please do not state that the guard fail to protect us. Especially when it comes to that situation. How do you stop someone with the power of a God? Her punishment was not decided as it usually is in Travance. There were clearly enough people who wanted Eden to remain alive that when the book wrote history back to how it needed to be it made the change they wanted.

Do not take out your frustration on Eden still being alive on the guard. Especially when it is a member who has only been in town for a few months.


- March Warden Caelvan Renaith


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Amidst the hubris, I thank the gentlemen for reminding us all that defending one's self is a right we all share.

Leave it at that. One cannot strive toward virtue while also stirring others against it.

~Nalick DeMarche
Sgt., Baronial Guard

You don't remember me but, I remember you.

You took the few things people with nothing had left.

If there is hate, it is deserved.

But you are serving your punishment. Your lack of knowledge, lack of power, and this guilt you feel for something you don't recall being IS your punishment. I feel no remorse, nor do I accept your apology. This is the sentence served.

Death, however, is not. And you have the backing and protection of many should someone move beyond words.

I hope you suffer and marinate in the harsh language and horrible images spoken to you.

But you will not be physically harmed without reprimandation.

Firstly, Jarden and Aseir. Don't dare mistake my squire, Keladry Aybara, for that chaotic and spoiled troublemaker, Khala, again. Next time you do, expect a reminder in person.

Second, Jarden, my squire did not threaten you. She merely stated facts. If you would like a lesson in differentiating the two, I can provide that as well. I'm told I'm a very good teacher.

Anyone who continues to hate Eden for what she did has every right to. I myself lost my life, my body obliterated, when the KAS Tarrasque airship plummeted into the ocean during the time that she ruled. However for good or ill, she has been granted this second chance, many of her victims and even her own family have accepted this, and in truth the vast majority of the world doesn't even remember what she did. Your anger is justified, but considering her punishment and the circumstances, your threats are not.