Aymon plucks one of the letters off of the street in his travels to Haelun'or, his face twists to one of disgust, "To think the 'thill have stooped this far and that someone closer to my age than that of the dear beloved leader has more sense. Aymon then begins one of his ramblings that should really belong more to a book than the poor bastards who happen to be in his vicinity, "War is the very definition of folly, to participate is to become a pawn in the power games of self-appointed, self righteous, and unworthy leaders. Even if one is to respect the decisions and the character of said leaders one must remember that they act not in the interest of the individual, but the state." he continues "It is a terrible disservice to the individual to pit them against another with no true cause. Though of course, a battle fought by only the leaders of states would be implausible, so instead we are left reeling, left with the scars of war for no real reason. Only a cause that directly puts 'thill at risk should be fought for, or have you all forgotten the promise of the Sillumiran? For beings that live so long, we have such a tendancy ne to learn." He then goes on to say "There is a reason I did ne sign my name at the end of that grudge, despite also being a citizen of Hefrumm, I do prey that some 'thill may come to the same conclusions as I, or I fear for the future of us as a species."