*Taking notice of Sangreal high upon his hill, Seraph hollers at him "Come down, sir. I think you might want to see this!" With that, he runs after the departing Mali'Aheral.*
*Stalking from around a corner, having been listening to it all from the shadows,Ker'Athri places his hand on the Mali's shoulder. "Oh, they will..." With a grin, he beckons him to come back to the crowd and hear what the Elignonn have to say...*
*Ker'Athri catches ear of the slanderous words as he rejoins the crowd and bumps shoulder, moving slowly to the front* "You probably shouldn't have said that, Okarir. Your arrogance is making everyone else want to kill you! No disrespect or plots of purification here, though. Wouldn't want to be arrested by the mighty Uruk warlord before I'm done recruiting!
You know, if I do recall, weren't you the one that thought I was a goblin? Yes, I think you were... hmm... that wasn't the best decision either, if you don't mind me saying. Actually, it seems to me that you have plenty of enemies here! Now do enlighten me, Nelecar. How have you been able to hold this position of respect - and hatred - for this long? Last time we met, you were chasing down a wood elf for the pleasure of killing him! Yes, it's true, brothers. We are letting a twisted, pathetic man lead our Silver City! And banish our friends! Loved ones! Family!
You know, while I'm at it, and with your reasoning, I'll accuse you of murdering younglings! Because, according to you, all are guilty until proven innocent. I know for a fact I am guilty for many things that I can only regret, but I accept the full burden, unlike you. You hide behind thrones and power, cowering from your wrong-doing. You banish others to take the blame from yourself. And that is why you'll never be worthy. I, Ker'Athri bear this burden of guilt, of crime, of murder. But I will always bear this load, and I will carry it with me on the first crusade, along with my brave brethren. I will haul this guilt on my shoulders as I fight to make our world a better place for the blessed ones! And I will take the blame when the Uruk cower instead of raping and pillaging our Haelun'or! But apart from you, I will share the glory with my brothers that rise to help me. I will share the glory with the Elignonn.
I think it's high time our council elected a new Okarir'sil! And while they dabble in their politics, I cry out a call for my brave brothers to take up arms - and books - and join my grand new force, Join The Fire Born.