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Treemma reads the missive with a slightly agape mouth, shaking her head in disappointment. "Condemning Ichika of all people in this scenario as if she is the one leading the Shugonate in this endeavor, not even name dropping the obvious ones in power. While I agree that the rats will run and hide - Thalen you have a habit of making things worse..." She mutters before going back to her business.

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"Alas, that had to happen. Now, the wicked abusers of our gift will be on the hide due to all these politics. Stay strong, brother of nature. If only the others had heeded my warnings about HER."  Ehiba prayed beneath her breath under the roof of her house away from Azuras, words dedicated to her brother Harvest and his courage, to bless him in his duty. She sighed, and after a long pause, she uttered a word of hope, one that would express her true emotions regarding all this. "Justice."

 

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Passed with a halting step, a glance offered to the name she recognised plastered to the parchment. Her finger brushed over the name as she paused, frowning at the missive in reading it.

"Steer clear, Thalen. Every time your countenance turns solemn, it unsettles me."
She muttered under her breath, in defeat, provided her current mental state.

"Take heed of yourself. Please. Your safety is no small comfort to me."

» The elfess was gone, nowhere to be seen

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A very old and obese rattlesnake eats one of the fliers. His take on this matter is unclear.

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The sight of the missive, the recognition of who wrote it and the words used, set to ease a nausea that has been plaguing the young Dedicant for a while.

 

"...I won't say I understand. I still don't. What she did was use her weight for political gain, abuse the trust of her fellow druids to do something she has wanted for a long time."

 

She sighs. Her stomach still can't handle the abandoned meal nearby.

 

"To handle Draoi is one thing - that is Duty. To use that duty to do the bidding of ruthless murderers seeking our lands and harassing independent Druii towards execution is another."

"Aspects guide, ah'llir."

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The Dryad caught the missive as she passed a road post on her way home. Her eyes immediately drawn by the word "Aspects" written in bold. As she scanned through the words her lips pursed.

 

Even if the name was obscured, she couldn't help but recognize the handwriting. Even the manner of writing. A sigh escaped her parted lips, and despite understanding the disdain, despite being angered with the events that transpired without her knowledge, the only one thing took her mind was Worry.

"Why do you love putting a target on your back...?" She muttered before continuing on her path. 

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[!] Jade eyes of the Riptide Druid flickered crossed the paper, a slight dip of her horned head in agreeance. “Making it political was wrong - many cease to see how problematic this will become. 

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In the wake of his writings, The Harvest Druid stood alone atop the Elder Tree of the Mother Circle. When an errant breeze caused the branches that held him to rustle, a dour breath left long through his nose. The Marshlands of Jun-Mura had been a welcome home to he and his kin - yet he knew well the tyranny of the Shugonate. The consequences that would follow him.

 

He went with the wind, and hasn’t been seen since.

 

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As another missive reached his hands, the druid couldn't help but scowl. All roads seem to lead back to the same handful of people.

"How disappointing. I could've sworn in my only conversation with Ichika that she said she is a samurai and politics are not in her purview. A traitor to the Order, her friends, and her word." he spat out with disdain as he set the missive aside. "I can't help but wonder if there is an ounce of shame that riddles that disgusting soul of theirs."

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In his travels, an etamaehr caught sight of the missive. Seeing "Aspects" upon the parchment caused him to ease his automaton to a halt, and the words were swiftly read through.

"Of course," he spat, bitterly. "I expected nothing less."

The elf clicked his tongue, urging the mechanic panther forward at a slow pace. "Atysh ohk, Thalen. Yo'ros." In only a moment’s passing, his annoyance towards the matter faded. A fleeting, worried look was cast back to that missive before his gaze shifted back to the road ahead.

"It will pass."

 

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The Fox read the missive as she walked between her lands and that of her new neighbor, smoking from her dragonfly decorated peace-pipe. She wondered, as the words on paper filled her mind, if this conflict would ever be able to be solved within themselves. Or, if salvation could only come by the claws of something else.

She did so long ago. When will she be free to do such again?

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The Wyld Witch mused over her guides words, her usual gentle smile withered slightly and her feelings slowly became dispositioned "Thou art causing much strife. Branches are breaking across our lands and thou must focus on mending them, nay snapping them thineself." A soft sigh condensed within the morning air, continuing to bundle her herbs together with various chants "Mine loyalty rests on thee, but we must speak."

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