* latest events in the causa of the botanical solution to close the kitin-tunnels:
On Pluvia 28, 1st AC 2574 (OOC: July 26th 2013) a small group of homins under the guidance of Filira Salazar Caradini met in the Almati-woods. A ranger named Thopsan O'Jorliam told them that the rangers had found "stuff" inside the Kitin-lair indicating that Gilado Almati's laboratory had once been there at the exact same place where now the kitins are crawling under the bark. Thopsan O'Jorliam wouldn't say anymore, instead he suggested to talk to Orphie Dradius who was away but should be back somewhen in the future.
It still seems that an official letter to Orphie Dradius (to events@ryzom.com) is needed to meet with her whenever she should be available again. In the meantime the rangers have not stopped their own activities with termites, even in the verdant heights, which lowers the chances for us Zorai by the day to find a better (botanical) solution together with the Matis nobles and such persuade the rangers of refraining from letting "altered" termites loose all over Atys. Wilk Potskin who coordinates experimentation-working-groups of ranger-aspirants did not want to meet with a delegation about Gilado Almati, claiming that he wasn't knowledgeable neither in diplomacy nor in botanics.
In my humble opinion it doesn't make the rangers look good that they sought for permission from the royal court while provocatively ignoring the wishes of the chamber of nobles, voiced beforehand by Filira Salazar Caradini who spoke clear words of warning to ranger Wilk Potskin about the Matis' nobles wanting to support the botanical solution and being against experiments with termites inside the kingdom. No documents nor any other proof of the said alleged royal permission were made public either.
More detailled records (chatlogs in English, German and a little French) about all the talks with the Gibads Ancient Dryads, Siblings of the Weed, Cuiccio Perinia, Mezza Triva, Ranger Thopsan O'Jorliam and Tao Sian can be found here: http://app.ryzom.com/app_forum/index.php?page=topic/view/17380/
On Pluvia 28, 1st AC 2574 (OOC: July 26th 2013) a small group of homins under the guidance of Filira Salazar Caradini met in the Almati-woods. A ranger named Thopsan O'Jorliam told them that the rangers had found "stuff" inside the Kitin-lair indicating that Gilado Almati's laboratory had once been there at the exact same place where now the kitins are crawling under the bark. Thopsan O'Jorliam wouldn't say anymore, instead he suggested to talk to Orphie Dradius who was away but should be back somewhen in the future.
It still seems that an official letter to Orphie Dradius (to events@ryzom.com) is needed to meet with her whenever she should be available again. In the meantime the rangers have not stopped their own activities with termites, even in the verdant heights, which lowers the chances for us Zorai by the day to find a better (botanical) solution together with the Matis nobles and such persuade the rangers of refraining from letting "altered" termites loose all over Atys. Wilk Potskin who coordinates experimentation-working-groups of ranger-aspirants did not want to meet with a delegation about Gilado Almati, claiming that he wasn't knowledgeable neither in diplomacy nor in botanics.
In my humble opinion it doesn't make the rangers look good that they sought for permission from the royal court while provocatively ignoring the wishes of the chamber of nobles, voiced beforehand by Filira Salazar Caradini who spoke clear words of warning to ranger Wilk Potskin about the Matis' nobles wanting to support the botanical solution and being against experiments with termites inside the kingdom. No documents nor any other proof of the said alleged royal permission were made public either.
More detailled records (chatlogs in English, German and a little French) about all the talks with the Gibads Ancient Dryads, Siblings of the Weed, Cuiccio Perinia, Mezza Triva, Ranger Thopsan O'Jorliam and Tao Sian can be found here: http://app.ryzom.com/app_forum/index.php?page=topic/view/17380/
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