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[Belenoth, Bendir, Tarkuul, Shadowscape]

A Lecture on the Wizard's March, the Origin of Mythals, and the Revealed Natures of the Weave

On the 23rd of Hammer, I shall be highlighting one of the most historic Amian events of recent decades: the Wizard's March and its reverberations. This will also include a discussion on mythals for those who should like to gain a better understanding of them. My own story is very much tied to these events and I will be happy to field questions from the audience at appropriate times. If you have questions you should like to ask beforehand, feel free to send me a message and do so.

The lecture shall take place at the 8th Bell of the Evening in Belenoth's lecture room. Transportation via portal will be provided ten minutes before the lecture at the carts in the Dale and the beach at Wiltun's Port.

~B~E~L~D~O~R~ ~M~A'~F~E~R~

//8 PM EST, Saturday January 23rd

[In Tarkuul]

Will you be providing a portal back as well, or are you
intending to persuade more citizens of Tarkuul to spend
their lives in an abandoned mine in the frozen wastes?

*A note is left in reply in Tarkuul*

Bitterness is very unbecoming, Lucius. Especially over the freely made choice of others. Transportation back shall be provided. And certainly, any are welcomed to stay as much as they are welcomed to return home--should they wish to.

I must say that I find it ironic that the officials of Tarkuul continually refer Belenoth as a waste and a crypt... as if they had not looked under their own feet. I must presume to take it as a compliment, given the source.

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[In Tarkuul]

How considerate of you. Now I can sleep peacefully.

As for your comparison of an abandoned mine with a
Netherese enclave I believe any comment on my behalf
would be redundant.

Lucius, please. If you wish to talk to me, you may as always. This is not the behavior of a Headmaster, but of a schoolchild. I fail to see how you have taken a mere difference in approach and opinion so personally as a scholar.

You are, in any case, still welcomed to come the lecture.

[In Tarkuul]

The one thing I cannot forgive is stupidity. And how stupid you
were to lose all the privileges and favor in Tarkuul over seven of
our citizens whom you have tricked into following you? There is
nothing we have to discuss. You are not welcome in the City.

We are both aware that is not your call alone to make. Let us not overstep bounds and pretend as if it were, or at least be clearer when we speak only of and for ourselves.

Why you have taken it upon yourself to be so publicly upset over a matter that never once required your input, consent, or even begged your opinion is beyond me. I have done nothing but offered my own perspective on the state of Tarkuul and presented an alternative conclusion--a peer review, as I'm certain you are familiar with. The seven who agreed with it did so of their own volition and are enjoying the new home in which they stay, of that same volition. To that end, I am unaware of any favor or privilege that has been lost on my part, save the graces of you, your magistrative counterpart, or your respective organizations, which I have never had nor sought. Why you have found it fit to rehash this in reply to an unrelated lecture notice, I cannot fathom.

Should you wish to speak about something of substance, an act of which I know you are capable, I shall be about for some time. Or should you prefer to continue this empty display in open air, rattling saber and bone alike to my back, you may do so. I have spoken my last on the matter and it was in poor form to indulge such behavior in the first place. There are more productive things to be done than entertaining verifiably false accusations.

Like, perhaps, planning a lecture.

To which all Tarkuulians, yes, even you, are still welcomed. Much can be learned from those with whom much is disagreed.

*Beldor would, quite openly, take out a pile a cushions and sit across from the notice in the Court of the Undying. Scribbling on a pad, he looks up every so often to see if any have passed by.*

[No further replies were made on Lucius counterpart]

//This will be in about an hour and a half from the time of this posting.

//This is being postponed until tomorrow at the same time due to confluence of IC events and crappy connection

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