[This notice is written in Aetolian language but letters reflect a more archaic form]

Lycurgus,

There are a number of points I would like to say as well.

Number 1: Beings of immortal nature are not above lying or acting vindictive or upon whims. Lore of the yore are filled with countless occurrences.

Number 2: My word is my bond. So I am bound to resolve the terms of my Edicts all the time.

Number 3: If the Priest farts, what do you think the gathering would do? Most certainly worse.

Number 4: I am aware that I have no capability to harm an immortal. But there are countless ways to skin a cat.

Nonetheless I thank you for your heartfelt effort to pen your missive. And I duly return to my patient silence.

Under moon and star,
-Kalak Vaelinos

[Three crescent moons circling a six-pointed star is depicted here as a signature]


Penned by my hand on Quensday, the 16th of Severin, in the year 474 MA.