[!] A letter is handed directly to the army waiting outside the borders of Lünburg with the intention of being sent straight to Adelsburg. Copies are spread throughout Hadriana notice boards as well.
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Death is an inevitable part of existence, neither avoidable nor should it be prevented. It is a natural order established by Alder long ago. I now understand its necessity, realizing that those whom the Kaiserin has condemned were threats to the empire's welfare and law. Their deaths, displayed as warnings on our walls, serve as a deterrent against disrupting our peace.
I never intended to betray my homeland. My time in Hadriana and the companions I cherished meant everything to me. Regrettably, fear clouded my judgment in the past, leading me to support Zladimir as a means to combat the Bone Lord. Now, I see Zladimir for what he truly is: a coward who preys on the innocent. His disappearance was needed for my mind to clear.
I deeply regret following him and betraying the great empire of Hadriana. I offer a sincere apology to the Kaiserin for spreading falsehoods about her association with voidals, misled by someone I once trusted. I now recognize that the forces of the Kaiser and Kaiserin are our best hope against the Bone Lord. Anyone that disagrees with such is a fool.
I humbly request mercy for myself and my son, Theodore, hoping for an opportunity to rebuild our lives within the empire. If allowed to return, I will renounce my role in the clergy, feeling unworthy to spread Alder's word. Instead, I pledge to dedicate myself to aiding our cause and helping my son to learn the light of Alder.
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Death is an inevitable part of existence, neither avoidable nor should it be prevented. It is a natural order established by Alder long ago. I now understand its necessity, realizing that those whom the Kaiserin has condemned were threats to the empire's welfare and law. Their deaths, displayed as warnings on our walls, serve as a deterrent against disrupting our peace.
I never intended to betray my homeland. My time in Hadriana and the companions I cherished meant everything to me. Regrettably, fear clouded my judgment in the past, leading me to support Zladimir as a means to combat the Bone Lord. Now, I see Zladimir for what he truly is: a coward who preys on the innocent. His disappearance was needed for my mind to clear.
I deeply regret following him and betraying the great empire of Hadriana. I offer a sincere apology to the Kaiserin for spreading falsehoods about her association with voidals, misled by someone I once trusted. I now recognize that the forces of the Kaiser and Kaiserin are our best hope against the Bone Lord. Anyone that disagrees with such is a fool.
I humbly request mercy for myself and my son, Theodore, hoping for an opportunity to rebuild our lives within the empire. If allowed to return, I will renounce my role in the clergy, feeling unworthy to spread Alder's word. Instead, I pledge to dedicate myself to aiding our cause and helping my son to learn the light of Alder.
I, Taffeta Blossom, vow to serve the empire in any capacity possible,
seeking to atone for my past transgressions and contribute to righting the wrongs I have committed.
I have fought against the Bone Lord's minions and have knowledge that may prove invaluable in our struggle against him.
I vow my sword to defeating the enemies of the Empire from this day forth.
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I have fought against the Bone Lord's minions and have knowledge that may prove invaluable in our struggle against him.
I vow my sword to defeating the enemies of the Empire from this day forth.
Signed,
