I want to point out that the botanical solution, using rotoa trees to seal the mounds, was not a project of the Atys Rangers, but rather a joint effort of the kingdom and the theocracy. That does not mean that we wouldn't be supportive of every attempt to fight the kitin danger.
I refrain from any critique of this method and wait for the research of the Royal Academy and its results, and further on for the decisions of the Karan and the nobility about the next steps.
Generally spoken, nobody expects the kitins being happy with any attempt to lock them out and to deprive them their access to the New Lands, their last remaining achievement from the second great swarming. Therefore, it is too early to decide whether the current developments are caused by flaws in the sealing method, or are the result of desperate efforts of the kitins to defend their bridgeheads in our lands.
I agree that one should use the opportunity to kill some more kitins.
I refrain from any critique of this method and wait for the research of the Royal Academy and its results, and further on for the decisions of the Karan and the nobility about the next steps.
Generally spoken, nobody expects the kitins being happy with any attempt to lock them out and to deprive them their access to the New Lands, their last remaining achievement from the second great swarming. Therefore, it is too early to decide whether the current developments are caused by flaws in the sealing method, or are the result of desperate efforts of the kitins to defend their bridgeheads in our lands.
I agree that one should use the opportunity to kill some more kitins.
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