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Message: <blockquote data-quote="wings" data-source="post: 1856562" data-attributes="member: 9628">HehAerda nodded at Fendric, and had something to say on his tongue, but did not think it was worth interjecting into these more important statements. He also grinned at Aesop's word's, knowing them to be truer than he probably suspected. "Tiamen lo'Solis," he said with a practiced reverance, and you could tell he had to hold back a bow and scrape. "As for the state of the city, If they have rose and propspered, then the same leadership should allow them to persist. I don't think any among us have experience in human cities, so it is best if you just consider the valid perspectives given prior and hence, and do the best you can for the people of your city; as I am sure you would no matter what we, or that letter, say. I am just afraid that whatever will sweep through here will find a sprinkling of cities less of a resistance than a unified front. Cities do not stand alone, either, what with the necessary trade and interaction that goes on, as well as the population of newcomers to the city, that bring new ideas and customs to the city, making it prosper further. Of course xenophobia seems to work well with the elves, but I don't think you humans would find that life suitable, especially since you'd die off before really settling in." He grins at that, and continues, "Anyhow, we have a job to do, and have tarried enough. I thanked Amre for the enlightenment he has given me, and I would like to thank you for giving us the chance to hear of the letter's contents, and use of your experience in interpreting it."</blockquote>

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