I grow weary of the state of things in the world. One would think that as Sosaria aged and advanced, that the people who inhabited it would grow as well., but they gave not. They are every bit as primitive as the were when first I became aware of them. They do not learn, they do not grow. They think not with their minds, but reason only at the point of a blade. In short, they are moving backwards, failing to evolve past their savage urges.
I think this is why it was pleasant to sit and talk with the half orc last night. We did just that, we sat calmly and spoke. Neither of us lobbing threats or pointing weapons at the other. It was all in all, once of the most intelligent conversations I have found in some time. I told him of the letter I had received, in fact, I showed him. He has promised to help find Aly, and I do not think he cares much for the one responsible for such carnage.
It is funny how one can fail to see the enemy within one’s circle of friends until it is too late. I had trusted Nick, even know what he was. I depended on the humanity within him to keep at bey the beast that lurked in the darkness. But as with others I have tried to see the better side in, he proved himself in one night to be undeserving of support, and devoid of humanity. I feel sorry for Aila, and fear that she has allowed herself to be stuck with one not worthy of her company. How can one ever trust a mate that may at any moment pounce on her, and rip her heart out? She is a she among wolves in this world. One who walks lightly through the dreams of others as she attempts to aid them, and yet fails to see the living nightmare at her side. Perhaps, as me, she wanted to look for the good in him. But there is no good left in that one, only a snarling beast deserving of death.
Aly’s letter shocked me to a reality I too have been avoiding. That this place, these people have become a drain on my soul. So much anger and death. Is this truly all they desire from the lifetime they are given? Like Aila, I search for beauty and peace where none is to be found. I hope for the best and know all too well that what will come of everything and everyone is more anger, more fighting, more death. I have seen all of this I care to, and must now make some decisions.
I must find something of life that is still good.
I think this is why it was pleasant to sit and talk with the half orc last night. We did just that, we sat calmly and spoke. Neither of us lobbing threats or pointing weapons at the other. It was all in all, once of the most intelligent conversations I have found in some time. I told him of the letter I had received, in fact, I showed him. He has promised to help find Aly, and I do not think he cares much for the one responsible for such carnage.
It is funny how one can fail to see the enemy within one’s circle of friends until it is too late. I had trusted Nick, even know what he was. I depended on the humanity within him to keep at bey the beast that lurked in the darkness. But as with others I have tried to see the better side in, he proved himself in one night to be undeserving of support, and devoid of humanity. I feel sorry for Aila, and fear that she has allowed herself to be stuck with one not worthy of her company. How can one ever trust a mate that may at any moment pounce on her, and rip her heart out? She is a she among wolves in this world. One who walks lightly through the dreams of others as she attempts to aid them, and yet fails to see the living nightmare at her side. Perhaps, as me, she wanted to look for the good in him. But there is no good left in that one, only a snarling beast deserving of death.
Aly’s letter shocked me to a reality I too have been avoiding. That this place, these people have become a drain on my soul. So much anger and death. Is this truly all they desire from the lifetime they are given? Like Aila, I search for beauty and peace where none is to be found. I hope for the best and know all too well that what will come of everything and everyone is more anger, more fighting, more death. I have seen all of this I care to, and must now make some decisions.
I must find something of life that is still good.