IMPERIAL DECREE | EXTERMINATUS ORDER: BEASTMEN

[Nathaniel Maxwell 66]

The Titanic Tigerasi pondered all the good he had extended, even to the most savage of the Empire, heaving the sigh of a disappointed father. "At the very least, the Musin are spared from the hate and vitriol of the Empire.", he tried to find the positive, before directing his attention elsewhere to something far more important.

[mielofficial 489]

𝓡uby the Musin does a few vocal warmups for the upcoming LANDSKAR show as he reads the missive in one hand, achieving whatever the opposite of 'catching a stray' is

[Spellblades 749]

Aelyn sat recovering from the previous battle and other unrelated wounds as the missive found him

 

"We cannot be ******* serious..."

The Mali'ker muttered to himself before shrugging and tossing the missive in the nearby garbage. He unironically missed the shot before angrily using magic to propel the crumpled-up missive again

 

"First try."

[Medvekoma 2073]

A young & impressionable Mali'ker read the announcement with a fair degree of delay, in a distant elven city.

 

"Now the elven visitor tax makes sense. It could have been much worse..." She noted, reading the note. The description of Kha caught her eyes.

 

"That explains why the Kha did not intervene to help or save the dwarf last Moon, and simply disappeared. I must be careful around them if they collaborate with daemons."

[MrMojoMordor 2413]

A goblin scribbles under the missive in Rivense's Public notice-board as he passes by, amused:

"If superior, why lose to monkey?" 

[DancingZebra267 1626]

[Frostdrop1 1843]

Reinhard gave the missive a skim-read, a cursory glance barely worth his time and simply noted again that the Empire was full of uneducated degenerates, even after hundred of years to understand this stuff. In some sense, he had to hand it to them that it took exceptional talent to be so ignorant. But then it occured to him with a small frown that at least the Inquisition had a point the prior times. A real point, even for his own kin. It was so clear, he had to accept it because he knew it was true, even if it were for awful reasons.

He gave it a second look and simply blurted in his incredulity: "Are they getting dumber?"

[Rig 17580]

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The Kha’s natural enemy is the clever and wholesome Musin.

 

 

"The Kharajyr fears the Imperial Musin." said Inquisitor Gaius, upon having his automaton friend ( @tasty_cheesecake) illustrate a piece of propaganda on the matter of Kharajyr-Musin racial relations from memory.

[Apotolofo 2204]

". . ." A very tired Shaman reads through the missive. Hera places the paper down. She puts her face in her hands.

 

"AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH"  

[laugh_giggletehe 113]

 

Somewhere, a woman's gaze darts across a missive.  Often days pass where she'd simply walk past, yearning for a life without the Empire's absurdities.

Today, though, was different. A daemonsteel-clad arm reaches forth, tearing it from the wall and drawing it near to her visage. Perhaps, she thinks, today will be more lighthearted.

 

“!”

 

It is folded up before she reads past the ten mina reward- a scoff accompanying the motion. 

"They fear what they do not understand, and so they judge the beastfolk as evil." Muses she in that slithering,

mechanical monotone. "What is deemed evil, they seek to control- and control leads to violence. This is but a cycle of their own creation- I pity only the beasts." 

 

Eyes of ferrum flicker towards a nearby forge- and the missive, however pretty, is discarded into a mountain of licking flames. "Zob uhv'noraet azula." She utters. "Zy uhv'laht lyhn kokur, trausthk me neryum zy ygne."

 

[Gridlock 1033]

"Finally a law I can get behind." Said old Lev Othaman