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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Velmont" data-source="post: 4983905" data-attributes="member: 13739">"Adran is right. The Hands of Gods, which we could call druid if I compare to your culture, teach us that life and death are both part of the schema of the gods. As the chosen of the gods, it is our responsibility to make sure the nature stay balance, as it is part of the survival. Fish are eaten by the sea lions. The sea lions are hunted by the polar bears, and the polar bears allow us to feed us, we use there grease for oil lamps, there bones to build tools and there fur to make warm clothing so we can endure the cold night and fresh day of our land.But when something come to endanger any population, that could be a sahuagin tribe that is fishing all the fish, or the sea lions who become too numerous and eat all the fish and become too strong for the bears to be hunted, we need to take action and make sure the fragile balance of our land to be restored. We kill, and we get killed because we believe that is the important thing to do for our survival, and also because the god have chosen us to be there people and make sure there creation live.I must tell, here life is bountiful and your people might forgot there role. In the tundra, it is more obvious as life is always surviving. The important thing, it is not to abuse the land, so is the teaching of the Hands of God."[SBLOCK=OOC]<a href="http://invisiblecastle.com/roller/view/2307303/" target="_blank">Arcana, Help another on diplomacy (1d20+6=20, 1d20+1=19)</a>. The diplomacy might be useless, I am just telling here I'm with Adran point of view.[/SBLOCK]</blockquote>

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