Greetings, friend.

I am appalled at the bluntness of your post, but I am glad you said it. I have a few responses to which you should hear.

I do not mind that you kill my guildmates. They need to learn to fight, and should learn to always be ready for an attack. I would only mind if you were killing those members several times weaker than you, for they need the chance to rise to their full potential. Although I preach that the weak should be destroyed, all must be given a chance to become strong. Ravage us if you wish, just do not whine and complain if the situation turns around, since I already see you whining and complaining in your post about what Sartan did to you.

Strength is proven in fair combat, friend. If one side has an advantage, it is hard to determine who is truly stronger. You may sneak up and kill Infernals, but it does not mean you are stronger, though you still might be. We use the honour system as a proof of strength. It is not a contradiction to our beliefs in the Seven Truths. It is merely a way to defeat our enemies, giving them every reasonable chance at winning, yet still defeating them.

Alex, I have not heard any of my guildmates complain at all about your slaughterings. If they indeed have, I will take action. Death in battle proves weakness. One must accept this fact, and understand that he or she needs to become stronger. Also, Ciasa and Cooper, Alex says you teamed him. I never wish to see this sort of fighting again. If anyone does team you, Alex, report it. Teaming is dishonourable, and will not be tolerated.

May evil guide you on your path towards greatness.

Penned by my hand on the 7th of Lupar, in the year 231 AF.