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Common Tailor, Aeri'Cill of Luminion
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Silver Phoenixes disperse to each Kingdom
In the solemn radiance of the Silver Glade, the Luminion Crown issues a decree, declaring a strict prohibition on any and all endeavours to approach or engage with the enigmatic Dar Azur Hold within the Realm. This proclamation stems from a deep-seated commitment to maintain the sanctity and equilibrium of these cherished lands.
Effective immediately, any individual attempting to breach this prohibition will face prompt arrest and subsequent consequences.
The Crown emphasizes the gravity of this decree, urging all denizens of Luminion and foreign citizens to heed this warning. A permanent patrol will also be formed to this end, headed personally by the Therri'cill. And to those who question our lack of action until now, we apologise for our adequate aid, however it is to be noted that Luminion was undergoing a change and a resurgence and now that we have reached out stability, we return to act as is our right.
Addressing matters pertaining to Dar Azur Hold will require the explicit approval of the Aeri'cill and Theri'cill of Luminion. It is only through their granted permission that any inquiries into the affairs of the hold will be deemed permissible.To ensure the thorough and judicious handling of this matter, the Ar’mágoi Eldrion Aedaere, a stalwart guardian of Luminion's interests, shall personally oversee all future expeditions to Dar Azur Hold. His vigilance is tasked with dispelling the shadows that have lingered too long.
Furthermore, the Luminion Crown extends a request of summons to the esteemed Khari'cerr Elaine. Her esteemed counsel and profound insights are sought to unravel the mysteries that enshroud Dar Azur Hold are vital and the meeting will discuss the contributions of both nations to the end of tackling this issue once and for all.This edict, borne from a steadfast commitment to the principles that have sustained Luminion through the annals of time, is a collective vow to safeguard the harmony and integrity of our realm.
Silver Phoenixes disperse to each Kingdom
In the solemn radiance of the Silver Glade, the Luminion Crown issues a decree, declaring a strict prohibition on any and all endeavours to approach or engage with the enigmatic Dar Azur Hold within the Realm. This proclamation stems from a deep-seated commitment to maintain the sanctity and equilibrium of these cherished lands.
Effective immediately, any individual attempting to breach this prohibition will face prompt arrest and subsequent consequences.
The Crown emphasizes the gravity of this decree, urging all denizens of Luminion and foreign citizens to heed this warning. A permanent patrol will also be formed to this end, headed personally by the Therri'cill. And to those who question our lack of action until now, we apologise for our adequate aid, however it is to be noted that Luminion was undergoing a change and a resurgence and now that we have reached out stability, we return to act as is our right.
Addressing matters pertaining to Dar Azur Hold will require the explicit approval of the Aeri'cill and Theri'cill of Luminion. It is only through their granted permission that any inquiries into the affairs of the hold will be deemed permissible.To ensure the thorough and judicious handling of this matter, the Ar’mágoi Eldrion Aedaere, a stalwart guardian of Luminion's interests, shall personally oversee all future expeditions to Dar Azur Hold. His vigilance is tasked with dispelling the shadows that have lingered too long.
Furthermore, the Luminion Crown extends a request of summons to the esteemed Khari'cerr Elaine. Her esteemed counsel and profound insights are sought to unravel the mysteries that enshroud Dar Azur Hold are vital and the meeting will discuss the contributions of both nations to the end of tackling this issue once and for all.This edict, borne from a steadfast commitment to the principles that have sustained Luminion through the annals of time, is a collective vow to safeguard the harmony and integrity of our realm.
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