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I learned an unpleasant lesson today. While mercy may be the most attractive, seemingly just choice, it may not always be the best one. Vorak, the orc that we gave a second chance to, has recently resurfaced. He attacked my fellows and I on our journey to Krimmor, and has assualted Celion back in Purskul, carrying with him the head of Thoriks kin. The Sloppy Kettle is no more, and with it went many peaceful residents of Purskul. With the second chance that he begged for, he has continued his system of murder, violence, and evil. Celion, despite all he has done for the Orcish people, has been captured, possibly abused, and used as bait to draw us to him and his allies.
Some men are not made for mercy, and not all hearts can be touched by words. This creature is a stain on the face af Faerun, and if he will not listen to the hope of virtue, will by necessity be wiped away. Unrepentent Evil cannot be permitted to continue at the expense of Good.
May the Gods have mercy on your soul, Vorak, because I have none remaining for you.
I learned an unpleasant lesson today. While mercy may be the most attractive, seemingly just choice, it may not always be the best one. Vorak, the orc that we gave a second chance to, has recently resurfaced. He attacked my fellows and I on our journey to Krimmor, and has assualted Celion back in Purskul, carrying with him the head of Thoriks kin. The Sloppy Kettle is no more, and with it went many peaceful residents of Purskul. With the second chance that he begged for, he has continued his system of murder, violence, and evil. Celion, despite all he has done for the Orcish people, has been captured, possibly abused, and used as bait to draw us to him and his allies.
Some men are not made for mercy, and not all hearts can be touched by words. This creature is a stain on the face af Faerun, and if he will not listen to the hope of virtue, will by necessity be wiped away. Unrepentent Evil cannot be permitted to continue at the expense of Good.
May the Gods have mercy on your soul, Vorak, because I have none remaining for you.
posted by Kraellor Fellblade | 8:59 PM
1 Comments:
Without anger, there could be no justice for anger is the fuel that feeds the fires of righteousness!
You now see both sides of the coin, for justice sometimes calls for vengeance, but just as often requires mercy and understanding to reach fruition.
Uuldegger is grateful for his second chance and has answered your understanding with a change of heart. Volgtak the Dwarfslayer has naught in his heart but revenge and deceit.
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