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Bishop Piers of Lorraine frowns as he reads the new edict. He picks up his essentials and heads over to Riga to discuss tax matters with the Duke.

Bishop Piers of Lorraine shakes his head with disgust after hearing the news, "She was a fine lady... but she will not be in the Seven Skies."

Odin cheers and does a really really weak clap "Great..."

"Who da fawk es this?" Odin questions.

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Odin laughs.

A Thesis on the sin of men Scribed by Piers Dolan I’ve spent time travelling the land if that was on pilgrimage or simple travels to visit an old friend from my childhood. On the way I’ve experienced many grave sinners… men doing actions that the normal folk would not commit. Have they strayed so far from god that they are willing to commit such crime and sin? Are we yet to guide those sinners back to the light and hope they confess and let the creator have mercy upon their souls. The teachings of predestination states that the creator has knowledge over everything, time is merely a dimension for him. All actions these men take, the creator knows. Yet men hold the right to free will? Each individual man is responsible for what he does and does not do and that, no one governs. In his mind he thinks and ponders what to do. In this time of thought does man stray, so far from the creator’s grace becoming a heathen and commit such horrible actions? Does man gamble his future to the seven skies at risk of falling to the void upon his death? If I was a sinner I would not gamble this fate at all. Even though man can dictate his choices in life creator knows the outcome. Are the sinners in this world here to show us the right path? The path to the seven skies. We take note from these sinners so as to not to follow these actions, to continue our holy and proper journey. They’re here to remind us of the wrongs we ourselves have committed. They serve as an example of the path not to be followed. Yet if men are responsible for their own actions, and their future is not set in place. We are to guide them out of sin. Let them seek redemption for their sins. Let the creator have mercy and forgiveness upon them. We are to free their mind from such bad thoughts and let it be filled of joy and content. We as a whole for responsible for sin, whether it be already set in stone or we to take thought of what to do. Both lie in unison together and both must be accounted for if we are not to sin and help those in need.

-1 Filthy northerner

Name: Hiroto Yukimura Clan you represent (If applicable): Type of holding (Hold, estate, farm, etc): Estate(Small home) [Coordinates of location for region purposes] North West of the main city

Odin returns from his travels and sees Agnar speaking ill of a dead Dwed. He walks up to him and simply punches him in the face. "W'ere beh yer manners yer *****! Tis nawt guud w'en weh slay our own kin! Ye an Ire'eart ye shuwn respect da ded ye ****!"