TO ALL XANNIC ZEALOTS

[Morigung-oog 5697]

5 hours ago, Pancho said:

"You call us deceivers and liars, then say you lend a helping hand." A Paladin formerly of Xan sighed as he rolled up the missive and set it on his nightstand. He turned to his brother, Ryvel, as he frowned and tapped his fingers upon the wooden stand. "If a Knight strays from their Lord after doing so much in the name of Light, where is their honor? Nonetheless, don't we all serve the same King?"

@Kanapes

 

A pale elf stood but a few feet away, her dark attire a stark contrast to the light the paladins once evoked so readily. They listened, arms folded, and nodded. ".. Your lord is dead, for better or for worse, my friends." Valindra pointed out, a hard truth,  for the Xannites to stomach no doubt, even as time passed. A presence that had shed light for thousands of years had flickered out at long last, a haunting reminder of the mortality of all. "Perhaps it is time for you both to direct your cause not to light, but to balance and the betterment of the realm as a whole. I am canonist, though I cannot fault you if you do not join.. We can focus our attention elsewhere, no?"

[JesterMilk 247]

The Grandmaster would read his Holy Knight's writing over just before he would go off to hang the missives "This es good writing me friend! Ah must say ye dae quite have a talent fer penmenship! And why would they not join? Et es truly fer the betterment of all fer us tae join forces under one GOD. One Holy Order!" He would boast, punching the knights arm in a brotherly manner.

[kuebiko 684]

Iolas read over the note "Your church is cruel, and ne worth anyone's time. It is far from a home. All they do is try to control others- at least the Sunlit Covenant is nice" Further grumpy muttering came from the mage, inaudible and nonsensical. 

 

Soon after,  the notice is crumpled up. Why keep something so ugly and dishonest around? At least to him. 

[Ryanark 2738]

Ahnakriel read the missive, the Nephilim setting it down in dismay after. "Man, they really fell off after I left."