-The Lawbook of Mitzuul-

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-The Lawbook of the Mitzuul Grove-

 

 

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I.    The Leadership of the Sacred Grove

II.   The Rights of the Inhabitants

III.  The rights of Visitors

IV.   Rules

 

I The Leadership of the Sacred Grove

 

1.1 The Nanotzin is akin to a mayor of sorts. They are the leader of the grove. They are capable of vetoing decisions made by Xometls or inhabitants. This can include building illegal buildings or taking illegal action.

 

1.2 Under the Nanotzin, there are the Xometls. These are much like elders. They hold the second most power in the grove. When looking for permission when the Nanotzin is not around, an elder will be second-in-charge.

 

1.3 When no Xometl or Nanotzin is present and an immediate threat is taking place such as verbal offenses, inhabitants are allowed to decide what their following actions are. However, Inhabitants are not allowed to execute  individuals for this offense. This can solely be done with Xometl or Nanotzin permission. However, if there is a case of physical attacks, inhabitants can main or kill in self-defense.

 

1.4 The closest figures of authority when no Xometl is present are the  Priests and Head of Workers. Though they are not allowed to give permission for maiming or executing either.

 

II   The Rights of the Inhabitants

 

2.1 All Kharajyr and certain non-kha who are permitted are allowed a house and protection within the Mitzuul Grove.

 

2.2 All Inhabitants have a right to a trial if they are accused of crimes. 

 

2.3 If an inhabitant of the Grove is found to be executing crimes on foreign borders, they shall be evicted and handed over to the according authorities.

 

2.4 Inhabitants are not to be punished for self-defense within borders. If it cannot be proven harm was done to another individual in self-defense, it shall be considered assault and be trialed.

 

2.5 No inhabitant should have to experience the feeling of famine. Enjoy the grove’s riches to its fullest; there is food enough for everyone to share.

 

2.7 No inhabitant should experience the event of pestilence. There are sanitary facilities for all to use for their own personal hygiene.

 

2.8 No Inhabitant should experience the event of a lonely death. A funeral of equal value shall be held for every passing inhabitant sponsored by the Grove’s leadership.

 

2.9 Be respectful towards the Dwed of Urguan, they and their Grand King gifted the land so the Mitzuul Grove could come to existence.

 

III.  The rights of Visitors

3.1 The saying: “Treat others how you want to be treated” is taken very seriously within the Mitzuul Grove. You are treated hospitably, we expect you to remain respectful.

 

3.2 If anything happens to a visitor within the Mitzuul Grove, it shall be investigated and fair punishment will be dealt.

 

3.3 Visitors are allowed access to the gate to the Mitzuul Territory if they stay within the Inn for a period of time.

 

3.4 Racial slurs are seen as the most insulting verbal offense and one can be banished for it from the Grove. A banishment can be revoked by the Nanotzin, or by taking part in a trial of Forgiveness

 

3.5 Verbal slurs towards Metztli are seen as one of the most insulting verbal offenses and one can be banished for it from the Grove. A banishment can be revoked by the Nanotzin, or by taking part in a trial of Forgiveness.

 

3.6 Any form of assault or battery on inhabitants shall be punished accordingly. 

 

3.7 We shall not stand, for whatever justification you may have, let you push our inhabitants around, brandish weaponry, or commit other crimes in our Grove.

 

IV.  Rules

 

4.1 Kharajyr and non-Kha are not allowed to have an intimate relationship with each other. This is seen as a felony, heresy and is heavily frowned upon. Punishment may lead to banishment or worse, depending on the judge’s verdict.

4.2 Unwanted advances (such as flirtations) to whether Kha, non-Kha, males, or females are not tolerated. If no consent is given, you have no right to continue advances. You shall be imprisoned and judged on severity of your actions, ranging from a fine to sacrifice. One’s body is for the individual they love, and is not deserving of a simple pleasure-grab for a creep.

 

4.3 Assault, battery, or any form of physical violence towards another individual will be punished by trial. 

 

4.4 Slander and defamation of character shall be punished accordingly, so no one’s public image shall be damaged due to jealousy.

 

4.5 Kharajyr inhabitants are not allowed to fully dye their fur an absurd color such as pink. Facepaint, on the other hand, is quite alright. You will be forcefully scrubbed down and fined for your absurdity.

 

4.6 Vandalizing of property, nature, or public areas shall be punished severely. You have no right to destroy what has been built by others.

 

4.7 Burglary and stealing property is disallowed. You shall be trailed and given proper punishment for an unfair gain of wealth. 

 

4.8 When suspected and found guilty of one or several counts of murder or manslaughter, you shall be trialed. You will be imprisoned and the most severe punishments can be handed out for this act. The most severe punishment being sacrifice.

 

4.9 For acts of treason, one will be publicly displayed and their fate will be left in the hands of those who they betrayed. The public may choose the punishment openly for the conspirator with final judgement being enacted by Grove Leadership.

 

4.10 If one is found to be threatening, either by verbal slurs or brandishing a weapon, they will be subdued and allowed to be immediately banished from the grove by any present inhabitants.

 

 

 

 

In case you are trialed and you are found guilty or not forgiven, you shall be escorted out of the Mitzuul Grove again. You will not be executed on the spot unless it is specified that execution is a possibility. Not showing up to a trial results in immediate arrest warrant for your name.

 

 

 

 

Penned by the First Nanotzin of the Mitzuul Grove,

 

Rha'kir Morthawl,