Initiate of Innovation,

An aspiring scholar, especially one working with written material, would likely prefer to ensure that his sources are handled in a thorough and accurate manner so as to avoid introducing unfounded conjectures to their studies. As it appears to me that you found something in my post that was not there, I ask that you allow me to address the points that drew my attention.

I didn't mention the revision because the fact that it happened was irrelevant to the point of my message. I based my notice to Sapience on the updated version of the law.

No point has been made that you or any other Hashani are forced to serve Lord Twilight, only that its laws are now expressly used for attending to the Darkwalkers' territorial interests. This so far appears undisputed.

Ashtan itself accepts worship of all Divine but five and welcomes all Gods and faiths that do not act against Chaos and thus toward mortalkind's enslavement. I am thus unsure where your jab at our religious freedom would stem from. Regardless, my post didn't involve me lecturing anyone on it either, only focusing on describing the recent changes as they are. If you find that anything I brought up encroaches on your religious freedom, I suggest that you take it up with your city council.


In pursuit of clarity,
Squire Ulvin Devi.

Penned by my hand on the 13th of Chronos, in the year 947 AF.