ChallengeShane,I have spent the last few days ruminating over many things, mostly having to do with the paths we each walk, and what they mean. As for myself, I can see three routes in which I may travel. I will concede that dealing with The Inventor is one of the few times in my life where I have hesitated. However, as has been said so much recently, time has grown short. I need to start narrowing options. At this year�s Black and White, you said if necessary you would force me to support you. After careful consideration, I have decided to accept your challenge. I shall present three tasks, one at a time. If you should succeed in all three, then I shall willingly and fully support your bid to become Inventor. You have until The sun sets in Chimeron on the first day of it�s annual feast to complete these tasks. If you should fail to defeat me in any way, then when the time is ended I shall make a bid in my own interest or vacate my position. Do not mistake this as some guided journey toward spiritual enlightenment. This is a trial weighed in the values I perceive as �Inventor� qualities, and will be judged solely by me. Demon-speaking a task will be to no avail as I am the final arbiter, a task will simply not be complete if I feel cheated. In the end, this is a complex method of convincing me you are the better choice. To be blunt, I find it unlikely you will succeed in even one task. As is the custom in Matters of Honor, you have issued the challenge, and I have set the terms. The time is yours to choose. The challenge is yours to walk away from or not, but it is the only way in which I will lend you my support to become a Councilor. I will see you this weekend. Luck and Speed, -Prince Sir Gideon of Coventry (12/7/10) |
Created by Janna Oakfellow-Pushee
at 09-28-16 03:31 PM
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