Ambassades

À Orphie Dradius,

J’espère que l’arrivée des kitins des profondeurs dans le Royaume n’a rien à voir avec le tunnel que je vous ai autorisée à consolider dans le Bosquet de la Confusion. Et je compte donc que vous et vos rangers mettiez tout en œuvre pour vous en assurer.
Il va de soi que tous les homins doivent lutter contre cette menace et les rangers pourront participer à son éradication. Par contre, je vous rappelle que toute mesure contre les tunnels doit recevoir mon approbation préalable. Nous avons d’autres moyens que les termites.

Stevano
Karan

Deles silam,

I allow myself this missive ahead of next chamber of Nobles, favouring promptness of intelligence over strictness of etiquette.

First of all the invasion of white kitins seems stopped as inexplicably as it started. It's good news, but as filira Salazar commented what is less good is that those kitins could appear and disapear without traces.

I'm aware that we suspected the recent openning of the path to Silan to be the cause of the invasion. However the facts refute this hypothesis, espacially because the invasion occurs simuntaneously in jungle, and that regarding forest, is was not centered on Confusion Groove. This tall jugula which was eliminated seems the only consequence of the openning to silan.

I have to inform you that the Rangers were remarkably active in the elimination of white kitins. On this side we cannot deny that they are commited to fulfill their mission.

However, the goal of my missive is also to share with you my personnal hypothesis regarding the reason of this invasion. And I think Rangers are really the cause.

Indeed, the invasion started not long after those last had introduce a new rite of passage for their aspirants. This rite occurs somewhere on Oflovak road and certainly has no link with the invasion, BUT, after the rite passed, the fresh ranger is invited to stride across prime roots seeking the pathway that form their transportation web.

My hypotheis, is that Rangers, while crossing massively those tunnels, with the euphoria and clumsiness we could imagine from new rangers discovering those paths, have excited a colonny from the depth, which move up to surface.

I talk about this hypothesis to rangers themselves but their instructor remained very dubious. Of course.
But he admitted that the question should be studied.

Whatever, the invasion has stopped, which I explain by the fact that most of aspirants have now becomed rangers that know all paths and most importantly that know how to use them with more experience and discretion. "The fever has gone" we could say.

We can also wonder why lakes and desert were spared from this invasion. My intuition is that comes form differences in the composition of our undergrounds.

I won't develop here more geological considerations on what is only a hypothesis. I remain at your disposal.

Jena aiye,

Zendae,
Mistress of Arms,
Royal Ambassador toward Rangers,
Operations leader at S.K.A