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LEMONS NOT ORAN(GES); the Second Attack on Lemon Hill

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Standing at the bottom of the steps to the palace, Arthur Marsyr was one of the first in Numenost to see the missive as it was posted on walls and columns across the city. And what he read shook him some place old, some place deep, down to the core. Despite his long standing dislike for the corruption and sin tolerated by the Curia, but the Holy See, he could not by any means fathom an assault upon Lemon Hill itself. Like so many things in this war, the news and the ensuing excommunications that followed pulled him in many directions at once. It made him a boiling soup of uncertainty and in this case, dread.
Dumbfounded,
both by the gravity of the attacks and the harshness of the response, he said "This is insanity."

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“Seething, impotent rage as Diplomacy, interesting new strategy.” Was all Miroslaw Jazlowiecki had to say to the borderline insensate ramblings of the Mad Tar.

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"Nothing must be left of this covenant! All to ashes!" Screamed the old man who gripped the missive, smiling with glee at the declaration!

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Saint Raguel—the Archaengul of Justice—seethes in genuine unfiltered rage, his gauntleted right-hand spewing magma and fire. “This will be remembered,” spake the being. 

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The peasant Zerlina Heidyr only pondered upon where the Pontiff was, in the midst of all this talk of excommunication and holy conquest. Surely this 'Anorhil' was now the Vicar of GOD, for how often she saw his name upon slips of parchment. It was enough to make her head spin!

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Duke Sigmund of Kvasz sips his drink from his goblet as he reads the parchment. "The church excommunicated all the Canonist nations. Soon the tyranny will end, and we shall all see peace. And soon a separation of church from state may be seen once more."

 

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"Now, I'm not the most well-versed in who has power in this church; at this point, it changes every year. Though I'm pretty sure that guy doesn't have the power to excommunicate all the Princes." A certain Stefan Ludovar commented before letting out a long sigh and burning the missive.



"They're definitely not invited to my Birthday Party anymore."
Elias Constantine Novellen stated to both Lothar and Amadea before continuing his day as if nothing had happened. @Stal27

 

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Just now, Kaii said:

"They're definitely not invited to my Birthday Party anymore." Elias Constantine Novellen commented before continuing his day as if nothing had happened.

"It will be better without them," Elias's favorite younger sister chimed. ^_^

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“I pray they see their folly and repent. . .” mumbled Captain Cornelius Fellowmere as his grip tightened upon his boarding axe’s handleGOD Almighty give them this wisdom, else it won't be pretty.” he said with a sigh, heavily considering using slain schismatics for chum and fish bait.

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Meracahe readied himself for the coming battle. As he lay on his tough sleeping bag, the Dark Elf hoped that he would not pinch a nerve. In the civilized world, many people were seething about the war, and that was certain; however, this did not stop him from prosecuting it alongside his brothers.

 

"The language I shall use to express my dissatisfaction with this Jorenite Covenant's heresy is steel."

 

It would not delight him to see piles of Haeseni corpses sprawled across the field, but he reckoned that the sight of it would be infinitely better than feeding the crows himself.

 

"Lyulen, were you here with us now, I imagine you'd have a wisecrack for me. Our Silent Friend."

 

As the women and noblemen throughout Aevos bickered and threw church missives into campfires, he readied himself to deliver crushing and hewing blows to his enemies with his warhammer. Thoughtfully, the soldier pondered his recital of the holy texts and considered his options. However, Meracahe drifted to sleep, contemplating the insight of the Ancient Humans and their age-old wisdom.

 

"There can be no laxity in faith for any reason—neither war nor peace, neither wealth nor poverty."

(Scroll of Spirit: 13).

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