Seems my first reply didn't work.

>1) I didn't really understand your note. Perhaps it's my
>client, but it was formatted wierd, it seemed rambly, and it
>seemed whiny. Remember that you're an Oath writing to an
>Emperor.

I won't flame. But.

1. I type the whole note in my mud client, which I've been using during last... three... four... five? years. During all that time I had no problems with it before, and I see no any reason why would the note could be screwed now. Besides, I've re-read the note before posting and it was ok. For some reason I think you didn't trouble youreself to read the note.

>2) If I agreed and said I perfectly knew what was going on,
>which to be honest I didn't really care to perfectly know what
>was going on...you would then be also concluding that I chose
>Lothorectred over Khasotholas. Give me a minute to laugh. I
>say I did not care to perfectly know because of #3.

2. Yes, certainly, you should read the note. You did not care perfectly to know? You are emperor, and this is YOUR empire, and I've been a part of it. Maybe I'm wrong, but I think emperor MUST care for his citizens and, especially, organization within, again, HIS empire.


>3) Lothorectred is an Elite of the Black Sect. I've played a
>constant, steady hand on all the Sects, but as of late I've
>delegated more power to each of the Sects for whatever reasons
>I have. Therefore, I gave him the decision to make. Over
>your entire life, you really must have done two things.

3. Yes, and you knew which decision he would make.

>a) Not impress Lothorectred at all.
>b) Made him more, and more, angrier at you.

3.a I probably did both, though regaining all lost donations after first demotion, leveling up, continuing slaying foes, and remaining loyal to you and the empire despite all that ####... yes, that's not impressive. Playing my role is not impressive. Resisting elite imperial warlock's pressure is not impressive. Tes, I think other players do much more at this rank, during 20-30 hours of playing the character, but I'm not so good.

3.b Perhaps, but that's not a reason to demote twice and then to anathema any devoted citizen. This is nonsense and you know this. If it would be that, there would not be need in the imperial laws. You just made imperial laws worthless - by the way, imperial laws not only restrict citizens, but also protect them. Tsk tsk.

>You played Yanine, you know the structure of Empire. You know
>the hierarchy there. You kiss his ass until the day he kisses
>yours. You tell me truthfully, if I picked an Oath's side
>over Yanine's, how would you have felt. I personally would
>delete; delete, because the Emperor has no respect for you,
>your authority, and shows no concern to one of the important
>aspects to Empire.

Huh. I had no other way - soon as you would make this idiot a dread lord, I would be autimatically anathemised. He would say something 'Gulthruck ordered me to' or some other ####.

>P.S. Daurwyn is right about playing the Khaso card. Should
>have opened the dialogue with me with his name in it.

look 1.

Bye-bye, woe-emperor.