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Message: <blockquote data-quote="(contact)" data-source="post: 481231" data-attributes="member: 41">The original plot against Thrommel was comprised of two major factions:1.  The Furyondian nobility who were qued up to vie for the throne after Belvor's death, and2.  War-hawks within Furyondy who felt that if Thrommel died, Belvor could be pushed to war.------While  the Cadaverous Ones were looking for the party, they made the acquaintence of several medium and high-ranking Furyondians with a common beef:  Heydricus boned their wives/girlfriends/daughters.  The Iuzians secretly helped organize this group (which I call the He Man Heydricus Haters Club), and had them out "on the street" looking for signs of the Liberators.Recently, the HMHHC has made connections with the plot against Thrommel (now believed to be deceased).  The *Iuzians* know that Thrommel isn't dead, and they are hinting as much to the anti-Thrommel faction, hoping to use them (and their resources) against the Liberators someday.This unhappy alliance is what this passage is all about:<ul> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">From Chapter 29: A voice wells up from the depth of Heydricus’ being, and echoes in his mind. “I am your father, and your mother. I am your child and your sibling. I am your nation, your liege-- and all your loyalty is due to me. What you are, I made you. What you have, I gave you. What you do, I set you to. Name Me, Heydricus and Know Me.” “You are my Lord Tritherion, my God,” Heydricus replies. “And because you are Mine, I will tell you this—beware, for your enemies are multiplied, and they have discovered the knowledge of one another.”</li> </ul></blockquote>

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