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JoanOfArc

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  1. Franz sat on the edge of the Castle Kremlin. After a small puff of smoke from his cigar, he wondered melancholically if it was worth jumping. "Shall we all unite in the skies, Anton and Lisa?" he said, with no answer from God or the nature around Dobrov.
  2. I think it's dumb that you can be in the same city as someone when you log off but can't log on via discord pm-- but you can bird someone across the map by sending a bird from Haelun'or to firelands to rally. Personally, I think birds should only be for non-combat encounters.
  3. Prince Corwin read the missive to his mother as apart of his language studies! How proud was he to be with the support of the whole world on his back. Praise God!
  4. Prince Corwin of Sutica "wrote" a letter to the King of Hanseti-Ruska and the Field Marshal (his mother helped articulate the words he could not), thanking them for their assistance in pest control of the rodents of the south. Glory to God in the highest!
  5. Helinathe seemingly obsessed over the paper. She wrote a letter, then another, then another, then another, then another to her brother remarking how much she admired his work on corruption. After doing so, copied the paper onto a thicker sheet of paper and illumined it with gold and Canonist saints on the sides. The Azdrazi would not been seen without the paper clutched to her for the next month.
  6. A certain Athna smiled upon their dear friend, remarking quietly to him, "Our lord shall redeem this corrupted world to be as glorious as the Lord in the Heavens above wished it to be so. Look to the Skies and await the coming Messiah that shall save us all."
  7. Helinathe, one of the few Azdrazi besides Bl. Aldric Del Riviere with brainrot, took her longsword and awaited the oncoming holy knight inquisition that was about to happen. But she knew the truth. They would never actually come.
  8. Niënor Nullivari sat in the Silver District's gardens, pondering the utopia that is the nation of Haelun'or all while seeing the Elibar'acal Commander walk past with some Silver Lions. How good did it feel to be a socialist!
  9. Neat post Toffee. Straight forwarded, easy to read, and a nice tldr!
  10. To the Council of Embers, Brothers, Sisters, and Heralds of my Father, I wish to report my findings regarding the council. The Canonist Church seems very unstable on the issues of the Aengul and of the Azdrazi. During the course of the whole proceedings, there was constant bickering over the details of Canon Law and other vague topics. As a baptized member of the Canonist Church myself, I can not hope to feel as if the Church is led by morons. That being said, I do wish to ask for your mercy on not disrespecting the clergy. Their intelligence is lackluster, but they are priests of God and, for that, I do hope we respect them. However, with that being said, Cardinal Sava, Cardinal Edel, Auditor Vuiller, His Imperial Highness (Philip Augustus), Bishop Francis, Father Jordan, Father Otto, Cardinal St. Henry (Father Basil), Cardinal St. Alexander, and Cardinal Providentia- an unanimous vote in favor of an inquisition of the Azdrazi. It is quite strange to see a member of the Council, Elu, being blessed within the Church but not venerated with any respect within this council! He is Bl. Aldric Del Riviere, lest they forget! Our brother fought for the glory of God at the Diet of Karosgrad and protected the clergy there from death. He even saved the High Pontiff, Tylos I, on that day from dying with his valiant arms! However, on the vote on the validity of the Aengul- only Cardinal Sava believes in its true existence. With Cardinal Providentia remarking that there should be a further investigation into the validity, even if he voted no. Some of the clergy mocked him for this opinion. Foul. What a sad and terrible day this is! They wish to willfully kill the Firstborn’s children and His heralds because of this Aengul’s words, but then deny the Aengul’s words. This is nothing more than a ploy to boost their numbers and revenue through alms. Who would willingly take the advice of an Aengul they do not accept, but go with its demands? This is proof of incompetence and ill-intention, and not one out of love for God. I hope to God that they revise this decision. Even at this ‘Ecumenical Council’ (to which violates Canon Law since there were not three quarters of the priesthood in attendance), only one holy knight was in attendance. Without the backing of any secular powers within this council, it shall be as glorious as the crusade against the Paladins declared by the High Pontiff, Owyn III. That is, lackluster and inefficient. And maybe even more damning in their relations with other nations, such as the Empire, the Kingdom of Hanseti-Ruska, and Vasoyeva. But should they find the manpower to attack us, I believe we should not instigate conflict offensively. This should be a defensive war so that we do not harm the good holy knights forced by the villainous Deceiver’s corruption of the Church or the clergy of God that we ought to respect for God’s sake. If there are any details you wish further explained, I shall. I will note that Cardinal St. Henry did not remark about having spoken to Haskir, despite the two having met. It may be that Cardinal St. Henry did not have true knowledge of Haskir’s heraldry, but, alas, it could be that he kept this knowledge to himself. He may be spying on Haskir in an attempt to find out more information. And to Elu, Bl. Aldric Del Riviere, we pray for your intercession in these times of grief with God’s Church. We ask that you may forever be a candle of God’s light to the baptized and unbaptized. And may the clergy, deceived by the Deceiver, realize their mistakes and our Father’s Kingdom under God be united again. Through the prayers and intercessions of the saints, Glory to God for all things and may the Mountain that Flies secure his kingdom, Helinathe
  11. One of the most well-written pieces in a long time. Thank you, o writer of mine.
  12. Father Griffith of Gwynon smiled after reading the first published book of Impure. Though there were still many books to be added to it, he signed off on this version of the book being published so far. "May the FSSCT be united in the next life, old friend," the priest of Gwynon remarked silently.
  13. If I am not, may God put me there; and if I am, may God so keep me.

  14. Cardinal Gawain commented in his response to Brodeon, "I personally do not believe that you should shave your beard. From what was evil can be turned good. A beard to show the mercy that the Lord covers us in. But if you feel personally inclined to shave, perhaps that may be the choice for you." The Cardinal, when he finished writing his small response, gave a smile. There were times when he felt more connected to non-humans than humans. The God of Man no longer, the God of All in the coming days.
  15. Cardinal Gawain stated without any hesitation as he read the paper with he nodded affirmly, "The ends justify the means."
  16. Niënor Nullivari, who considered herself in all ways a follower of the esteemed Puerir’arche, felt honored by an official response and agreement by the author! Niënor sent probably a thousand letters of thanks to Puerir'arche and hoped one day that they perhaps may be able to author a piece together! "Maehr’sae Hiylun’ehya, o Noble One!" the Nullivari ended off her thousand thank-you letters off with.
  17. On the Purity of Autonomous and Self-Selected Marriages; or Lack Thereof Written by Tilruir Niënor Nullivari and Laurir Adreniel Elibar'acal In honor of Laurir Caerthynna Visaj An artist depiction of the 'pure forms of love' consisting of national love, romantic love, and familial love, Y35 / 1831. While meditating on the glory amongst the beautiful and lush gardens of Creation within the Silver district, I chanced a glance at a loving couple whose smiles gave me true warmth. This couple, Laurir Adreniel Elibar’acal and Laurir Caerthynna Visaj, brought me such joy that I have decided to write about why their marriage is so successful with the help of Laurir Arendiel and answer this debated topic correctly: The idea of an autonomous and self-selected marriage is a strictly impure one. Firstly, let us speak of the impure and lessers who perpetrate this false notion of autonomous unions. A recent study within the communities of lessers, not consisting of valah, has shown that roughly 99.97% of marriages have been completely self-selected. A further and closer inspection into these cases has consistently shown high divorce rates amongst these couples due to factors consisting of "the loss of love" and infidelity. "How, frankly, bizarre!" I hear it said from the corners of the world, "that these spouses have lost love for one another!" Another study has further found that the increase in "love marriages" has led to decreased productivity and general unhappiness amongst the lessers overtime when the honeymoon feelings of the couple have faltered. Now, with these studies showing how ludicrous autonomous marriages are, let us take some introspection into the product of a marriage according to the vision of our beloved Larihei. Larihei, having understood that marriage ought to be fruitful in child-bearing and fruitful in child-raising, has long since determined that the nuclear format for households is the prime and optimal choice for a glorious race such as ourselves. And, to even achieve this nuclear household, a groom and bride first must be chosen by their parents' families to be wedded. Arranged marriages have stood the test of time since the early eons of the Old Kingdom of Malinor. They allowed the intellectuals and the wise counsel of mali elders within prestigious bloodlines to decide which children would produce the best companions together and the most suitable parents together. This practice resulted in the utopian start of the Silver City that we all recall fondly. And with this idea of arranged marriages, we even have worthy nuclear households like the loving Lauriran I mentioned previously. The Lauriran being products of loving arranged marriages themselves. Couples with blissful marriages that are bound to endless love and children who have two parentful figures living lives of chastity and virtue, so when they are grown, they mimic the vision of Larihei through their parents' actions. No parents grow to despise their spouses from the lack of lust they enjoyed earlier through realizing that true love is found by the realization of the unity and plan that marriage is, and the enjoyment of companionship in the progress of mali’thill. No children ever question if degeneracies like open relationships that break the familial unit by allowing an open door to leave it instead of being bound by it, or if sodomy, which corrupts the body and the soul, and results in unfruitful child-bearing that regresses the mali’thil race, is ever needed. They realize that a marriage built on dedication and love, and not false love known as lust, is what we ought to aim for. Now, to allow your author to further dive into this idea of Larihei’s vision, I believe we shall see the true perfection of arranged marriages within our lifetime. In the coming decades, I personally theorize the purity of arranged marriages will be furthered by an angelic figure that hopes to instate State-sanctioned marriages. These State-sanctioned marriages will combine the first level of the State (ie. the household) with the last level of the State (ie. the Sohaer and his council) to form collective unions that, coupled with the knowledge of both levels of the State, will result in the most beautiful and artistic unions that have ever existed! With this realization of the true purity of arranged marriages, I bid the reader farwell once more. Keep true to the virtues instilled in us by the graceful Larihei and bless Caerthynna with a thousand gifts when you see her. And, of course, wish these pillars of purity a fruitful marriage and one they deserve. Maehr’sae Hilyun’ehya, pure and socialist children of Larihei. Always follow the Dream and the Light shining forth from our Silver City.
  18. hahaha... this is some funny lore werewolf.. but, -uh... when you posting the real thing bro...? cus.. cus we like muskets unironically tho bro right...?
  19. Cardinal Gawain nailed the excommunication on his doors of the Providence Cathedral. The Briarwood, when he was hammering the excommunication in, wondered if the High Pontiff ever caught wind of his elf lover, Vaeri. He looked around a bit after that thought came to his head, shrugging when he saw no one around, and continued the hammering.
  20. good lore. you are truly the best writer on here please remember me when you make based swords. plz.
  21. favorite lofi song (so I can steal it) favorite gm member (and why is it not SacredSource or GMRO)
  22. Maehr'sae Hiylun'ehya

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