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| ~ To the Lord Architect, Blessed of the First ~ |
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|  Hail, my Lord,                                 |
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|    I trust this short letter finds You in good  |
|  spirits, despite the intent I am sure You can  |
|  already anticipate through my haggard script   |
|  and hesitant prose.                            |
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|    The coming of the Lady Isune is a joyous     |
|  occasion indeed, and I am sure You are quite   |
|  pleased with the reception She has received    |
|  by Your city and following alike. However, I   |
|  fear this comes with action on my part that    |
|  You may not be wholly approving of, despite    |
|  my wish to apologize profusely for ages to     |
|  come.                                          |
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|    As You know, I am not a man of great talent  |
|  when it concerns matters that are of Your own  |
|  purview, notably delegation and the practice   |
|  of law. While I do understand the purpose      |
|  behind Your Foundations, and strive to note    |
|  their presence in my own life, I am simply     |
|  not meant to serve as your Arbiter.            |
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|    I have not served You as I had intended at   |
|  Your coming, and find myself unworthy of even  |
|  the slightest consideration of not having my   |
|  my life utterly snuffed beneath Your thumb as  |
|  if a candle's flame. I can only beg for Your   |
|  mercy, and pray that You will allow me to try  |
|  once more to live up to expectations I have    |
|  set before myself, as a follower of the Lady   |
|  Isune.                                         |
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|    This is my calling, I am fully certain. It   |
|  is with much regret that I write this now, as  |
|  I joined Your Labourers already as one who     |
|  had abandoned another Elder in the stead of a  |
|  more freshly-awakened. It is with a heavy      |
|  heart that I do this, despite our not having   |
|  been very close. You will continue to have my  |
|  full support as Lord Patron of the Common-     |
|  wealth, for I still believe that You are the   |
|  pinnacle of all that Hallifax should strive    |
|  to embody. This will not change, come what     |
|  may.                                           |
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|    I do not wish to spurn Your favour, but I    |
|  believe You will agree that this path is the   |
|  one more suited to my own abilities and        |
|  talents. I must follow my heart, as silly as   |
|  it is to say as a Citizen of Your Hallifax.    |
|  Again, I apologize. If You should think me     |
|  unfit to live, I will harbour no animosity.    |
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|    Farewell, my Lord. You have many followers   |
|  who are more able to preach Your word, and     |
|  are more worth the investment than myself. I   |
|  wish You the best as You continue to stand as  |
|  the pinnacle of our society.                   |
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|                      In humility,               |
|                        Eritheyl Windwhisper     |
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