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Message: <blockquote data-quote="sunshadow21" data-source="post: 5687763" data-attributes="member: 6667193">"You could not possibly understand the danger the denizens of the Feywood or their creations pose to the health of the land." Windflower replies obliquely."That or you just don't want to admit that your conflict is in no way impacted by our presence. I have researched your so called artifacts, and they appear to me to be no more than sentimental places or items, and that you are simply afraid of change. No where in my extensive research did I come across anything that suggests any other solution. There is absolutely nothing in the written or spoken historical record that suggests you are anything but pouting after letting change get the best of you once and are now determined to refute it's very existence. If you have evidence to make your case with, I suggest you make it now in front of these fine folks who have taken their time to listen. And yes, dear, I do seek a permanent community that can sustain itself. Those who live here currently deserve that much. Number wise, they are spread out enough that you can't see them all, but there a lot of lives who depend on this road for their well being." Lord Marvox retorts, trying to remain civil, but getting impatient with the constant interference of the local fey without a good reason."I and my kin have gone over this many times. The evidence is around you everywhere, yet you ignore it. The wailing of the wind through the cut down trees, the tiredness of the soil, the teardrops you call rain, the absence of the animals that once roamed this land. All point to the despoiling of nature as it was intended to be. Those of the Feywood forsook it long ago, and you, while traveling down a different path, are going in the same direction. If we cannot turn you from your path, we fear the consequences may be dire. The occasional city is all well and good, but there must remain wilds." Windflower pleads her case to you, having given up all hope of getting anywhere with the stubborn noble. The nobleman just sighs. "And the wilds shall remain, as they are an integral part of this region, critical to the hunting and vistas that will draw the permanent residents and travelers alike. You assume that it must be either civilization or wild land. I see no reason for drawing such lines. Proper management can ensure the coexistance of both, and those who lack proper management will find that they return to the city rather quickly."[sblock=Audra]Aside from the workers completely ignoring the philosophical discussion going on, being well on their way to being properly drunk, and the growing frustration of both the druid and the noble, you don't see anything of interest.[/sblock]</blockquote>

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