Tolerance

[Archbishop 1784]

 

A multitude of letters would find themselves throughout the realm, more specifically a few dotted around the various druid groves..

 

 

Tolerance

 

Sa’vi to whomever reads this letter.

For a long time the Kharajyr have struggled with hardship. Our race is continuously attacked and harassed due to our low numbers. Those who should be loyal to their creator, Metztli, should stay loyal. They should not go and betray their goddess and people for those who have killed their brothers and sisters in times of old and new. It is no mystery that these kharajyr have become lost and have strayed away from the path of Metztli. But Mukar believes throughout time we know killing them or trying to force them back will do little.

 

In the time of Tla’Xerdun and Tla’Tiazar this worked, though during those times there were little ApeKha, though most were brought back. Time continues to move, attitudes change. Trying to force somebody who will definitely not do what you want them to do is a waste of time when you could be doing something much more profitable and worthy to impress our goddess. It is obvious that ApeKha have betrayed their goddess, but if we kill another kharajyr because they have fallen astray of her path makes us sinners too. Our job is to offer a hand and guide them back to the path of Metztli, not push them back onto it through strength of arms. That is not the way and we have seen time and time again that this fails to work.

 

It is for this reason Mukar tells all Kharajyr who are loyal to Metztli to cease your hunts and insults towards the Apekha. Yes they insult and have betrayed us but it is a worthless effort. Forcing them will only bring a bad reputation on our dwindling race and bring much unneeded violence. Mukar tells all kharajyr that you should guide them back, show them what they are missing, persuade them but do not force them. If they refuse to turn back to the path then they will face their punishment in the stars when they die and their soul travels up. Metztli shall punish her betrayers not us, for it is the sun god, Absyyl, who has lead them astray, with Metztli’s guidance we can prevail over Absyyl who continues to lead our people astray. Though killing and insulting those who have been attacked by Absyyl is not the way to go, remember we were all attacked by Absyyl once, in Ohlokhar. We did not kill each other.

 

To the kharajyr in the grove. Mukar acknowledges that most of you still have faith in the goddess Metztli and for that she smiles upon you, but she does not smile upon your worship of the aspects. Though Metztli is still grateful for you staying loyal to her. All kharajyr in the druids grove, druid or not are able to visit our race free from prosecution. And it is requested if you are attacked by any kharajyr from this point forward, you tell us. For if they would be attacking a child of Metztli, somebody who still believes.

 

~ Mukar.

[MonkeyCoffee 516]

"Would the ceasing of spewed insults really stop the racism sent towards our kind, Mukar? Would the Descendant races really treat us with more respect? 

 

No.

 

Metztli doesn't care, she uses our kind as her personal toys. If she had really cared about us, she would've aided us. Did she do so?

 

No.

 

Open your eyes, Mukar."

 

The old Kha'Cheetrah Saikaunaah stood there, silently, thinking to herself upon seeing the posters hung up by the Sage of the Moon. Seconds, minutes and moments passed before  finishing her trail of thoughts. With a snort she hobbled off.

[garentoft 9265]

Dirk Novokain puts the letter away and starts tickling Tepah's stomach.

[DrinkPesticide 52]

"Sow thaw muun sage cawmmands, thees shawld be a vitawl step fou'ah aws" A young Kharajyr said, ripping the poster in front of him from it's post, he turned setting off to his home, his eyes fixated upon the poster all the way back.

[ForeverGinger 148]

"Whut wuud breeng about such a drasteek change een attitude?" Ketzawl muses aloud as he scans the flyer "Eet seems thee Sage ees willeeng tuu change hees views whenever eet ees... convenient."

[dm420 186]

"Thaw apekha awre nawfin'. Bawt ef theyh wawnt tu oppose thaw Moon Mother whu creayted theem, they shawll du et." Astrawla mutters, clearly in disgust. 

[Ducklingator 795]

The Kitten Apekha slowly reads the poster, smiling brightly.

[herculean_wud 3662]

"Flat lat furry zelfz. . ." Muttered the grizzled, former Raguk wargoth, "Zkahin' Khapetz."

 

"Eniwei. . .didn' lat zkahin' try tu forze aypkhaz tu rejoyn latz zoziety. Zkahin' Hypokrite ****," He concluded with disdain towards his former ally, and somewhat of a friend. 

[Aesopian 1639]

Ti'gobser is pleased with this change, and considers establishing a group to hunt down and skin anusface Kha while leaving the regular Kha alone. 

[Slothtastic 761]

Joor reads the poster, raising a brow to it before shrugging and moving off. Happy that they will no longer hunt him, he calls upon his bear cub and he sets off to work. 

[Aengoth 2890]

Aengoth sends off his own letters, snickering as he embezzles a few stamps from Emperor John Sigismund the Second.

Note attached: Friends don't let friends keep catmen alive -Aengoth

[Jygg 330]

Za'Kabar glances over the letter,  a frown on his face. "Um. Za dawsn't believe dis fawr a secawnd."

[drfate786 1690]

Alifer Amice laughs at the letter and remembered that time he hired some goblins to blow up the cathedral and nearly got the Kha framed for it.

"Those we're the times..." He thought to himself.

[Slothtastic 761]

42 minutes ago, drfate786 said:

Alifer Amice laughs at the letter and remembered that time he hired some goblins to blow up the cathedral and nearly got the Kha framed for it.

"Those we're the times..." He thought to himself.

R'Jeer is disappointed that he was framed for it.  He lost many friends that day. 

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