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Letters sealed with black wax, the stamp a Gauntleted fist, are sent to many members of Sundren's governing body by courier
It has come to my attention a petition has been made against the Lawful registration of the Faithful of Lord Bane. This petition has no doubt been submitted by one whom cannot foresee the outcome of such a declaration. I, as one of many, am a follower and True Believer in my Lords calling, though I follow the Law. I have done no wrong to illicit such an attack, nor have many. Our Faith depends on the tenants of Law and Order amongst all, as such all but fanatics live as lawfully as those of other faiths. We who have been registered will be wrongly prosecuted, and possibly killed for having followed your Laws, our names recorded, should the protection be removed. It would be grossly inappropriate for such an oversight of public protection to be made. I ask that distinction be made between those who break the Law and those who abide by it. The full of the Faithful of our Lord should not be subject to such a crime by their own government, whom they should be able to trust, for the actions of few. I ask that you do not give in to this uninformed request on behalf of predjudice against an Organization, to do so would be a crime against those who follow the Laws of the land, and trust in you to protect them equally.
Priest of the Church of Lord Bane,
Verror Tehk
It has come to my attention a petition has been made against the Lawful registration of the Faithful of Lord Bane. This petition has no doubt been submitted by one whom cannot foresee the outcome of such a declaration. I, as one of many, am a follower and True Believer in my Lords calling, though I follow the Law. I have done no wrong to illicit such an attack, nor have many. Our Faith depends on the tenants of Law and Order amongst all, as such all but fanatics live as lawfully as those of other faiths. We who have been registered will be wrongly prosecuted, and possibly killed for having followed your Laws, our names recorded, should the protection be removed. It would be grossly inappropriate for such an oversight of public protection to be made. I ask that distinction be made between those who break the Law and those who abide by it. The full of the Faithful of our Lord should not be subject to such a crime by their own government, whom they should be able to trust, for the actions of few. I ask that you do not give in to this uninformed request on behalf of predjudice against an Organization, to do so would be a crime against those who follow the Laws of the land, and trust in you to protect them equally.
Priest of the Church of Lord Bane,
Verror Tehk
