Dawnlord,

I think the most telling words of your speech were in regards to you saying that those who would get in 'our way' would be the ones who would feel the wrath of the Bloodsworn. I wonder, do you push the best course for Good, or do you push the best course for the personal interests of those who call themselves Targossians? Reflect on this question, and perhaps you will see some truth to my words.

Far too often do your ilk sacrifice parts of Creation that you view to be tainted in the name of the greater Good. Your zealotry in this is well documented, most recently with your support to burn a forest you deemed unfit to the ground, without any regard for consequence or without any consideration of alternative paths. You view Nature as but a part of Creation, one which can be sacrificed as needed - expendable, if it suits your greater goals. Were alternatives considered? Did you and your kin ever once stop to consider that perhaps there was a way to remove the taint through ritual and sacrifice that did not equate to the utter destruction of part of Creation that you so strive to defend? Perhaps burning the forest down was easier or more convenient from the perspectives of your Gods, and some options too difficult for you to even try, but this kind of approach will forever set us at ends against each other.

The armies of Eleusis stand ready to fight against your transgressions. Rangor does not stand alone.

In service,
Blackthorn General Hakaido Devenith

Penned by my hand on the 13th of Valnuary, in the year 756 AF.