A lesson to a teacher from a student.

Teachers do not teach based on opinion, they educate in facts. Knowledge possessed comes from the source itself, and even I as a student find that knowing the basis of a story come from factual source.


On your regards to why and what Cyrene is representing in what is purely a strategical choice which has been discussed amongst its people openly from our Imperiate and Order members in this conflict your people started.

During this "claiming of territory" in which your Seneschal did place flags to claim sovereignty over what has long stood as Cyrenian domain, shrines of the Nerai and Scarlattans were destroyed. As was noted in Caer Witrin, we have a Scarlattan able to raise those shrines once more and were able to push back the forces to raise them accordingly.

As for what was a strategic move, our Imperiate raised shrines to the God of War on the Muurn, purely to maintain a defensive position, as our City did not have Nerai who were able to raise shrines once more to their lord. Would one expect an Aegean to sacrifice territory to an enemy or would one expect our people to do what was the best choice at the time and reclaim our territory with a means to safeguard our home from an incursion. This has been a strategic move and one which was agreed upon by our people until the ...I really do not wish to call it war, because it is a matter of your leaders arrogance above than anything.

The Nerai have also been informed once this senseless conflict ceases that the shrines will be dismantled and theirs will be re-raised again.

But please, continue demonstrating your lack of knowledge, "Teacher"

Based in facts, not opinion.

Sincerely

Gurklukke Vorondil

Penned by my hand on the 7th of Daedalan, in the year 845 AF.