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*this is placed on many trees all over the island, when torn down new just appear new places*

Earyduil, captain of the grove rangers, has seen fit to call the late sharina M. Fryar, honor be her life and actions, a rotting corpse and a banite frost giant, for that he will pay, I will hunt you down, torment you and make you a rotting corpse, your soul will be sent to the city of kelemvor, and there the grandmaster herself will drag you to be judged, and you will rot in the wall of souls for protecting abominations of undeath aswell.
I do not pity you I do not envy you..and I will find you..watch the shadows, I will be in them.
This is personal, and I am not affiliated with the Eternal order as i have been proclaimed out of favor by the church and the order

-Nina Tilian

Spotting one of these on a tree, Yas'da tilts her head.

She can be heard saying, "Oh, how fun! It looks like I might have something to do now!"

Eary is later seen laughing merrily in response, shaking his head. He makes a simple notation to only one of the notices, finding the rest simply not worth his time.

And see how even her disciples follow in Sharina's reckless, violent, petty footsteps - unable to withhold their blades when faced with petty words and insult, feeling it their duty to defend their honour with a blindly swung blade, and the same foolish chaos of her ancestor.

*A short Hin wanders upon a notice and chuckles lightly*

He thinks to himself that this perhaps isn't the worst method of suicide he could imagine up.

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Oddly, in looking at this, Vaelmith narrows his eyes at both of the responses.

I will admit a lack of like for Sharina, but she is now gone from this world. Is it not better to let it be rather then to continue to fight in her name to defend her honour? Or to insult her beyond the grave? I'll take part in neither and I encourage others to do the same but to instead show some respect for those who've passed.

Vaelmith

Simon happens across one of these in his travels, stares at it for a moment, and simply sighs and shakes his head. He turns and mutters to S'krivva the Pseudodragon, who perches on his shoulder.

"So, let me get this straight... this person seeks vengeance on this Earyduil person for a few harsh words about the leader of an Order who rejected them... and proceeded to plaster the island with written notices of this vendetta, as well as telling him to watch the shadows, because she'll be in them, as well as signing her name on the notices? Wouldn't she have saved time by just walking up to this Earyduil person and saying, 'Hey, I'm going to kill you, so stand over by that shadow for a moment'...? Not exactly a tactical mastermind, is she? This is the work of an irrational fool, for sure..."

He takes the notice down and folds it neatly into a pocket of his pack, and continues on his way.

Why am I not surprised to see Sharina, The Kelemvorites and her Lap Dogs being violent, threatening, bloodthirsty and oafish?

I pity anyone who associates with them. Thier ways have already lead to the destruction of thier Benwick Hollow Temple, I wonder how long before thier next temple gets destroyed?

Kelemvorites, shut your mouth and put away your weapons.

M.S.

*as the message has clearly spread, notes dissapear again, soon none are to be found*

Nina's blatant threat does not go unaddressed by one of the island's major governments.

And although the notes may disappear from other places, copies were collected in Cordor, printed and reprinted, spoken about, cried from the marketplace, and otherwise fully integrated into the propaganda mill - much to Nina and the Eternal Order's discredit.

Eary quirks a brow at Cordor's response, not expecting it.

That's not to say a certain, victorious, eased grin doesn't settle onto his features shortly after.

A darkly shrouded dwarf can be seen exiting the forest, a loud guffaw of laughter escaping from beneath his hood. Also, mention of insane chaotic zealots is not short in supply.

*Daren reads one of Nina's original posters and frowns deeply and his facial features reach the artificial-cherry-sweets phase, the worst kind.*

A shadow simply watches over Eary, though she knows him full well capable of defending himself. However, blatant murder falls within Hoar's purview, and if Katsumi can alter Nina's course, she will not hesitate to do so.

For her part, however, Ania follows Eary around with a treebranch, providing said shadow. Why? "I wanna see how many pieces he sends her home in." Her dislike of the elf is well-known, but she simply can't pass up the opportunity for amusement.

A well known Druid Hin is seen removing the last of the posters from any trees in the forest and saying to herself out loud, audible to any around:

Amians are such cowards... threats through public letters... wasteful...

A single notice is sent north from Djedet

Any warmongering action taken by any member of the Eternal Order, against anyone not proven a heretic or a threat to the safety of Khem will be treated in Kind and without warning from the South.

Judgement is fair
So sayeth the Judge
Praise of the Whitecrown
The Dunes of his Death
Be the Roots of his Life

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Passing through Cordor, and spying one of the reprinted notices, Ulrik can only slowly shake his head. However, there is little surprise hinted in his expression, and he murmurs just under his breath before heading southward once again.

The lunacy of these Isles is astounding. Diplomacy by the bludgeon, rationality in hot-blood. Sad, but true, and all too typical. . .

*Shalwyn reads the note and shakes her head.*

Nina isn't on her normal state of mind. She is hurt and filled by anger. I am not even sure if it is safe for her to be alone, she may attempt something stupid. Sharina's death have deeply wounded the girl.

She isn't without mistake, to cast spells in the forest and to harm the rangers because they taunted her was something rather impulsive to do. But, in the same way I asked for caution for the Kelemvorite when judging Belle for her spontaneous reactions and lack of caution, I ask you to hold your hand now because with time I am certain she will see her own mistakes. If she lives long enough to do so.

Shalwyn of House Salenor.

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