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Norn wrote:I believe that Jove was merely pointing out that as the Goddess of Trade and Commerce, it would be polite for us to acknowledge her when we make trade agreements with each other.
I notice that we will soon be entering the month of Simjenus.Winter: Month 1, Month 2, Month 3
Spring: Month 4, Month 5, Month 6
Summer: Month 7, Simjenus, Month 9
Fall: Month 10, Month 11, Month 12
andStonemaybe wrote:
From the Allfather to me:
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When all is done, dawn rises over the ruins of what was once a majestic temple, now reduced to little more than a pile of smoking rubble; and not too far from it, the bodies of your most faithful followers and priests, as well as the city rulers, hang from a series of crudely constructed gibbets where they sway in the wind, easy prey for the crows.
Thus it was that Porsulis's Night of Blood cleansed the ancient town of your presence, and bestowed it upon Maeror instead.
Believe me, reparations will be made. I do not wish my followers to behave in such ways - indeed, Illumar the God-Touched went to speak with the city's rulers peacefully; I do not know why they were slain. I will also rebuild your temple; the gods deserve more respect than these people have shown.
In repayment for the priests and followers of yours who were killed: ask of me, and you shall receive.
Peace or rebirth? Is there still an option for being returned to their god?Hear me, mortal souls of Eiran: I have sinned against you. I will never be able to reverse the harm I have done. But never again will I cast you aside so easily. I extend my promise to all of the living: every soul that enters my realm will receive the choice I gave to my own: You shall be granted peace, or rebirth.
Mind you, those I had not captured were still not recalled. (I had not expended Power to see if there were any, and had heard no reports of sightings, so did not actually know he had told them to remain. My own fault, I suppose, for not looking into the matter more closely.) And so, the plague is here. Maeror was good enough to use the DRP's I donated to fight it. However, the task is huge, and the Healer was not able to eradicate it. The plague remains in Shakari.Yek wrote:I am appalled that not all the Houka returned to my lands.
) to eventually eradicate it before all are dead. 
Norn, you hit the nail right on the head. I would not wish any trade to be stifled.I believe that Jove was merely pointing out that as the Goddess of Trade and Commerce, it would be polite for us to acknowledge her when we make trade agreements with each other.
I stand corrected. My threats were perhaps too quick and I apologize for any offense.Nor Yekith has a point though sister Jove. Threatening to ruin a fellow deities trade simply because they failed to acknowledge you as the Goddess of Trade and Commerce seems a little extreme.
I cannot force Bhakti to trade with Nor Yekith nor vice versa. I would, however, encourage Bhakti to reconsider for his own benefit and the benefit of the people of Landir.There seems to be some difficulty in the idea of trade, as is being seen at the moment; in particular, the refusal of Bhakti to treat with Nor Yekith or his followers.
Excellent idea. NEUTRAL being the key word.A guild of merchants might be established in your name, and it can be put in Law that these traders should remain neutral, and may not be harmed by any faction.
Are you mad?? I have not once acted against Yek. Yet first he broke the intent and the letter of an agreement that he asked me for, and now he gives me the plague, and he continues to admit that he intends to destroy me (although not kill me!)! Can you possibly give me a reason I should trust his people in my lands or the safety of my people in his????Maeror wrote:There seems to be some difficulty in the idea of trade, as is being seen at the moment; in particular, the refusal of Bhakti to treat with Nor Yekith or his followers.
Are you so forgetful? You were going to return them to me, but you were so paranoid about me setting up a trap I did not want to deal with you. I said you can have them, at which point you said you would care for them. If you don't believe me, talk to the holy scribes who record our meetings. You'll find in the scrolls the history of our public discussions.Bhakti wrote:Oh for the Love of Xar. You said you had recalled your Houka. You didn't. You claimed they did not carry the plague. They do. You intentionally exploded them in my lands, and, despite Maeror's use of my DRP's, the plague is still in my lands, and is devestating Mithyaat Vam's.
Ah, my mistake, you are, truly, innocent.
