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Date: 18th of Sun's Smile, 1998
What Brother Vincenzo speaks is true; I delve into mortal arts.
Whatever consequences befall me in society will not stop my efforts to slay evil where it lives. I will continue to cleanse the Dark of Iblees' agents, and protect those who can not protect themselves, for it is God's Will.
There are a few things I wish to correct about the previous letter, sent by Brother Vincenzo. It is true that on that day, an Azdrazi was defeated, from the College of Redquill. The College knew of my identity, of which they found out due to their Head Professor Avindor Divadri. He sought me out, and asked me one day of my faith, and we shared a cigarette. We spoke a long while, about the truths of this world, and became quite close. It was then that he revealed himself, and many of the professors of the College to be Dragonkin. He promised to keep me safe, from Canondom, and also told me of the many Hohkmatti he harbored. He told me to keep them safe, with my power, and I obliged at first, not knowing the true evil of Azdromoth's spawn. Time passed, and we eventually parted ways. I kept his secret, only as long as mine was kept-a mutual agreement that was ended upon today's occurences.
No, Brother Vincenzo and his weak Crusaders did not end the Azdrazi's life. They were frightened of the Raevir that showed themselves, to defend the Azdrazi. I told the Raevir of the Azdrazi's identity, yet still they denied the truth. I raised my axe upon the creature, confirming it as Dragonkin. Brother Vincenzo and his group watched on safely behind me, despite seeing me use my power. They asked me to return to the Holy See, upon my victory.
The rest of what they speak of is truth-only I offered them a fight for my arrest. They denied, in fear of my power, and I walked off. Brother Vincenzo used the assistance of a man, then turned upon them later in fear. It is common within the Church to, cower from what you not understand, this was proven today.
As I withdraw from society, I wish to impart one question to all; Saint Raguel knew not of my power. I was present at many of his descencions, and he in fact spoke to me in Numendil. How could an Aengul, who would surely have seen into my fractured soul, make such a mistake?
May you all walk with in the grace of God.
May you all be forgiven tomorrow, for the acts you commit today.
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