I am not sure about anyone else, but I continue to be perplexed by the claims of the Court of Shadows. I do not understand how you continue to preach progress when you continuously strive to usher in an age of Darkness. How do you plan to study and observe without turning on the lights? In order to learn from an experience, you must be able to shed a light on the subject, but I fail to see how you can manage this in Darkness.

Furthermore, you talk about the fact that no tool is too small, but I feel that small tools would be really difficult to find in the Dark.

There is one thing I do understand, you stand in the shadows to observe, fine. However, once your observations have finished you need to strip away the darkness or unknowns to do any real studies on what you observed, right?

I also question your use of the word Truth. I think it might be difficult to know the Truth in shadow. If you shroud something in shadow, its becomes really difficult to see the finer details and becomes much easier to perceive what you want to believe is true or to create your own 'truth' altogether. The shadows will be working against you, if you seek the Truth.

I just fail to see how you can send your 'Harbingers of Truth' in to 'master the fabric of our world and others' if you don't have an adequate light source.

Forevermore,
Daemo Vorondil

Penned by my hand on the 24th of Ero, in the year 846 AF.