*Cordor, Uhm, Warftown, Bendir, Shrine, Brogenstein*

I would like to express my sadness toward the representatives of Kohlingen. A few days ago I was arrested in public, humiliated before the eyes of the commons, my good costumers, family and also friends. I was left in a jail, with shackled hands by iron chains, being informed I should answer a few questions later.

So I ask you, do I have to be locked up behind iron doors, in a jail with strange runes around and with hands shackled to answer questions?

I only received food and water after twelve hours of waiting and I had to request for it! Also the room didn’t have a bed or a rag not even a bucket and I had to use my own hands to repose my tired head. I had to remove my clothes as well, being left without my boots for a moment while mister Ulrik was making questions. If that’s not some sort of torture, what it is, then? I put in check the dignity of the called Holy City and their representatives toward their prisoners. Yes, because I’m - sure- I was their prisoner. Such abusive power should be revealed and exposed.

And the reason I was captured? Religious persecution, intolerance! The one called Ulrik decided to believe I’m spreading fear to the Holy City. That all my charity toward the poor people of Kohlingen was in vain and I’m guilty for preaching in the name of a God he believes I worship. So if he -decides- you worship a deity he doesn’t fancy, be careful. If your argument or point of view contradicts his, be careful.

I wonder how come a butcher can preach like the way he was looking for. Second, I wonder why the mage Ulrik fears my presence within those walls. I’m not naïve, my friends and family, I take responsibilities for being kind to the poor, gently requesting them to light up a candle to my deity, thanking Him the food they were receiving. Is that a crime to kindly request that? Am I imposing someone to pray? Why would a God accept an imposed pray? It’s worthless, because a pray must come from the heart and not from the mouth. I also take responsibilities for answering these poor folk’s questions about Him and also for informing them about what make us humans. If those questions were made, I wonder why the representatives of Kohlingen are not providing them proper education. Because they’re not noble? Is that a matter of nobility then? So I ask you, good readers, is that a crime to enlighten the poor, to feed their body and souls, to give them hope?

Religion is one of the most powerful pillars of Kohlingen, so I understand my guilty now. They are not welcome to outsiders. They’re rather orthodox so if someone decides that the path is more relevant than a name and decides to expose his view to the people, you will receive the treatment I got. Instead of giving a chance, they prefer to arrest, to humiliate, to deprive you from food and water, to make abusive questions then cast you away like an old carcass. I can only pray the good citizens of Kohlingen could open their eyes and not to be blind enough to allow the power of nobility and magic creatures to cripple their future.

Finally, I walk away freely, being casted out by twisted arguments of the narrowed and frightened mind of Ulrik. And the most important thing: in city where the Idol of Tyr is, I was judged by a non-servant of Justice who put a charge on me without any evidences, but only his point of view. And to what extend? I know the answer: power abuse. Wizards are rather inclined to that, mostly those aging. I’m -also- inclined to believe he wanted something to blame me for because I’m about to become a citizen of the Commonwealth. They believe I’m a spy of Cordor. Not even my request to talk to a human cleric was accepted!

I am available in the remaining goods cities inf you want to talk. I won't reply this this post.

Thank you all for your support.

Malus Greywaters.

P.S: I would like to thank miss Aly, the current representative of the Copper Industry for her kindly support but I'm afraid I cannot serve your good cause because of the affiliation of the Copper Industry to the city of Kohlingen.

P.S 2: Please take care of the poor folks of Kohlingen. Don't let the charity die. They're overwhelmed by refugees from the dry lands.

*Posted at Kampos, Uhm, outside the walls of Bendir Dale*

I'm tired of being persecuted by something I didn't do ! If you are a drow from Elistraeen Shrine, or a Kobold, or even a woman you know what I'm talking about. If the city of Kohlingen believes of my actions as a banite and not merely a human who understand the complex subject that fear is , then why they let a suppose banite to freely left their prison ! They should get a fall from their deity because letting a banite to walk freely without a trial nor execution, to be free to commit assassinations and murdering. I contest the moral of the city oh Kohlingen who has forbidden me the right to see a cleric of Tyr and casted me away because of the twisted arguments of a mad wizard Ulrik. You should blame them for all the crimes the banites commit because they left one to walk out freely ! Their justice is weak and a threat to us all ! Open your eyes and see ! Their misjudge is bringing ruin not only to me, a poor merchant ! But that's a stain on Tyr's name, letting a wizard to forge a trial because he's eager to control everything ! Even the clerical and paladin's work ! It matters not, I deny Bane.