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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Tellerian Hawke" data-source="post: 7586867" data-attributes="member: 6790669">Merin says, "Very well, then. But in that case, I will reserve the use of the feather; if we identify a Bender among them, I shall use the feather for that person's demise. I think we could greatly affect their morale, if they are forced to watch such a spectacle."Tor nods grimly. He knows that Merin is simply being tactical, but he cannot help but feel a sense of regret, for the need to plan someone's "demise," even if that someone is part of a force being sent to destroy his new home.Tor muses inwardly: ~Such are the fortunes of war, I guess. The loss of life is regrettable, even if it is inevitable. I wish the Magisters had not proven to be malevolent. Had they been inclined to use their powers for the greater good, both Asylim and Southroad would have profited immensely. But instead, the two communities are now preparing to end each other's very existence. For if their forward army is defeated, Giodavi will surely recommend a follow-up attack on Asylim itself.~</blockquote>