Greetings,

I come before you today to publicly announce a project I have been quietly working on for a few years now. Having been involved with the Guardians of Moghedu for many years, I have witnessed many unproductive efforts at offering Mhun, primarily those who have ventured out into the world to live and adventure on their own terms, a place to gather and learn more about their culture and history.

It is my opinion this is largely to do with the focus of the Guardians, in an attempt to serve as a sort of militia for the halls of Moghedu. While somewhat noble, the effort proved time and time again to be quite futile, and perhaps a bit misguided.

It was with this revelation that I started working to form an alternative. With the recent announcement of the archaeological excavation, lead by Moghedu's very own Tatynne, I considered this an opportune time to announce the opening of the Mhun Cultural Society.

The Mhun Cultural Society was founded with the interested of uncovering, preserving, and sharing with all Mhun any relevant cultural and historical information we uncover.

Dedicated to uniting Mhun who ventured out from the ancestoral home of Moghedu, we recognise and value the independant nature that many Mhun have embraced and thrived under.

While acknowledging that facilitating change directly with Moghedu is unlikely, the Mhun Cultural Society instead seeks to help every interested Mhun learn more about their past, that it may help them better shape their future.

Any Mhun wishing to be part of this ongoing project, whether to learn or to eventually teach, are free to reach out to me directly for admittance.

Sincerely,

- Kresslack Matrose

Penned by my hand on the 24th of Glacian, in the year 849 AF.