Ilarin,

I do not know you, but I think someone put some fodder in your giant book of learning you lot down south use, so as a scholar I feel it my duty to help.

I believe you may have misunderstood the actual word, for future reference, this may freshen up your understanding dear.

fire
'Fie-urr'


1.combustion or burning, in which substances combine chemically with oxygen from the air and typically give out bright light, heat, and smoke.

"This village was destroyed by fire"

a destructive burning of something.

plural noun: fires

"a fire in the basilica"

synonyms: blaze, conflagration, inferno;

2. a collection of fuel, especially wood or coal, burned in a controlled way to provide heat or a means for cooking.

"our small kettle was kept constantly on the fire"

a burning sensation in the body.

"the whiskey lit a fire in the back of his throat"

fervent or passionate emotion or enthusiasm.

"the fire of their religious conviction"
"their soft smiles light the air like a star's fire"

2.
the shooting of projectiles from weapons, especially arrows from bows.

To Fire.


In service,
Inquisitor Furor.



Penned by my hand on the 13th of Haernos, in the year 433 MA.