VICTORY OF SILVER

[Widu 535]

From the office of elOkarir’nor

VICTORY OF SILVER

20th of Snow’s Maiden, 117 SA

 

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“Rejoice my children - for we look evermore to the future, vigorously defending our Silver Revolution! Our Blessed State forever intertwines itself in growth and construction for there is never an end to progress.” 

Former Sohaer Kolvar Uradir

 

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It is with great pleasure that elOkarn’nor announces the cancellation of taxes in Haelun’or, effective immediately. It is a clear indication that our society has made significant progress, and it is a step towards the betterment of our Cihi’thilln. For years, we have worked tirelessly to build a society that provides a better standard of living for all our citizens. Significant progress has been made in the fields of education, healthcare, and technology, among others. As we move forward, the cancellation of taxes will provide a much-needed boost to our society. We recognize the burden that taxes can place on citizens, and we want to ensure that our citizens can thrive without any financial strain. With the cancellation of taxes, we hope to promote a more equitable society, where every citizen can benefit from the progress we have made.

 

However, we must emphasize that the cancellation of taxes does not mean that we can let our guard down. We must continue to work hard and contribute towards the betterment of our society. The progress we have made so far has been a result of the collective efforts of all our citizens, and we must continue to work together to build a better society. In this regard, we urge all citizens to contribute to the State’s charity. By donating to our charity programs, citizens can not only contribute to the well-being of their fellow citizens but also earn valuable social credit.

 

The social credit system is a recognition of citizens' contributions to society. By contributing to charity, citizens earn valuable social credit points that can be redeemed for a variety of benefits. The system implemented in times of the Sohaership of Kolvar Uradir shall be reintroduced.

 

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Maehr’sae Hiylun’ehya

Ito Iyat'ante Haelun’or

 

Idendril Elassidil

[_Sheylo_ 1177]

"I can't help but feel that this is a terrible decision." An elf says with an unamused gaze.

 

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[ScarletRose 22]

Gwynleyn looks upon the notice with a wrinkled nose, unsure of what to think, "I'm unsure this will help anything at all, I'd rather be paying taxes... I wonder who made this..."

[riorr 1970]

Ahtalara Maeyr’onn, who is a child and never had to pay taxes anyway, cheers for progress (and her mother’s face on the poster)!

[Lasombruh 612]

Curunir Maeyr’onn spat some vomit over the cliffside balcony of his family estate as he read over the announcement.

[Samler 1565]

The old elf raised an eyebrow. "I am not too fond of that outfit chosen for me.." He muttered quietly at Idendril's artistic choice as he stood in the square for other Haelun'orians to overhear. "But the lack of taxes does bring me back to the good olden days." He smiled warmly at his own statement. "Of Ellir'siol, Arthane Lazul, Dio Astore, Lucion Sullas and the rest." He finalized it with a nod from his head.

[CyyanTea 355]

The elfess took the document, observing it in a contemplative silence. Once she had finished with its contents and considered it thoroughly - she sighed in disapproval. "One step forward, and two steps back." After which she disregarded the notice and resumed her work.

[RyuTheCoolest 177]

Noble Stelios looks upon the missive and nods. "Let's see if this particular council will dare recognize the deeds of our citizens. If this is about victory, let's praise and be blessed by our Victors"

[Old Man Roleplay 380]

Atrus Calith reads the missive with a frown "That's how I lost my job."

[dmitris 391]

[!] A young Haeseni lad would stroll the streets of Karosgrad, minding his own business till his eyes fell upon this missive. His brows quickly furrowed upon reading the words "silver revolution" and "social credit". 

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