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Hello to all,

that the Ranger work one their one soulution that is rigth and the ranger have not regards the misgivnigs at the Matis, Zorai and some Homins from the anther Nation is rigth too.

But does the Zorai worked on her one soulution is a little bit difficult to say.  The first point is the Idear to search a another soulution come from tribes howw have goood ralations at the Zorais.

The second point it was group from Homins from all nations, which begann to search at the  knowlegde over Almati and his work.  . (Ooc:  The most are german players)

And i as born Matis, who is  fear  for the forest and his country of birth,  have try  arrange the work
But unhappy conditions had lead to  invadequate information to the Homins and the asembly in Matia.

And our work will be block, by the rangers too.   The Ranger say the work from Alamati is to dangerous for the homins, but not why and that is arrogant.

If we are successful,  it will bring a lot of honor over the Matis , the Kingdom and his history.

So I will invite every Homin from the forest to work wth us.

[OOC] Can Somone  do a Translation to French [/OOC]

While I am not longer part of the Chamber of Nobles I'd like to point out that the efforts to find a different solution from the one offered by the Rangers were conducted by us in close contact with the Zoraian Circles and both, the Awakened Fey-Lin and Ambassador Zhoi. To accuse the Theocracy of working on a solution involving the use of Goo seems at least eccentric, if not opprobrious (especially if implied by an Awakened), but since the Karan gave his blessing to the Ranger's experiments in one of the most sensible regions of the Kingdom and therefore seems to prefer it to the one which - in my humble opinion - would be more close to the hearts of his people, it most likely are the Zorai alone following the trail of an alternative botanic solution to the theoretical one the Rangers are attempting. I, as a member of the Royal Academy of Yrkanis, very much regret that, as the ill-willed might interpret the Matis' decision and retreat as a betrayal of our mutual efforts and a blow on our diplomatic connections and a loss regarding the possibility to decipher riddles of our past and fill in white spots in our history.

[OOC] Topic moved in Offizielle Events and event added to the calendar. [/OOC]

With the details of the Karan's agreement unknown to the Chamber of Nobles, and indeed to all Matis, and with - to my knowledge - most of them learning about its existence only at the latest assembly in Yrkanis, I understand quite well the need to discuss things with the Royal subjects before allowing a wider audience, which - no doubt - will be very welcome at a later date.

Seternulon,

What you are telling is simply wrong. The Rangers, and with them I mean Officer Wilk Potskin, never said that the work of Gilado Almati ist dangerous. Rather, Wilk told that the Rangers did not find any records or tools from Almati's work, only the remains of his hidden laboratory in the Prime Roots, where now the Kitins have their lair.

And I fail to see that commander Orphie will tell otherwise. You all should stop that blame game. I recall some hints from the jungle indicating that Ser Almati may have survived the swarming, and not in his former lab. Thus traces of his work may be found somewhere else if at all.

But indeed, there were homins who considered Ser Almati's research dangerous during his lifetime. There were rumours about unexplained fatalities. Without wanting to blame the absent and most probably long deceased scientist without proof, this indicates that his experiments weren't without risk.

Interesting as it sounds, accelerating plant growth to an extent as it was reported to be performed by him would require to deal with incredible amounts of energy, with powers able to cause destruction beyond our imagination. It is said that Ser Almati was able to let a large tree grow from seed to an adult form within an hour or a few hours.

I did some calculations, under conservative assumptions, about the energy necessary and being released during such acceleration, and confess to have been shocked (mathematics can reach where our mind and imagination refuse to go to). I may present these results some time if somebody is interested, but in fact, the only thing I could compare the powers dealt with during such work would be those of the fire of Coriolis in 2435.

[OOC] indeed, the energy per volume necessary to create a cubic meter of wood in one hour is - during that hour - about 2 orders of magnitude higher than that one in the pressure chamber of a 3000MW th nuclear 2G pressurized water reactor of the Siemens convoy type in full operation. But I know, termites are so dangerous .. pff [/OOC]

And that is but one concern. There is so much speculation that some insects the Fyros are living with since centuries may get ouf of control. Yet what if the unleashed plant growth slips out of the hands of homins whose genius is possibly not equal to that of the great Almati? What if uncontrolled growth turns into cancerous degeneration befalling our living planet? Are you serious to deny that there are dangers?

I do not say we should not research, though, on contrary. But sometimes I feel as the only one bothering to think and to calculate where others keep speculating over phantasized dangers while ignoring real ones.

Fortunately, being not a diplomat anymore gives me the opportunity to pass over any effort to be diplomatic. In that position I'm pretty free to say that you, Awakened Astarth, are certainly an authority in diplomatic failure, as - with all respect - your polemics are not suited to create an open dialogue and proper diplomatic contacts.

Having said that, I'm always excited about the fact that Daomei, on her way to become a Ranger, excells all scientists on Atys with her endless knowledge about everything, which certainly would be a great help in New Trykoth, where they try to build a boat. Probably they could do so even without the Tepsen plans they try to recreate by just asking her for her assistance. In the meantime, I - as a historian only with little knowledge about those things - marvel at the great doings of Almati, or about the powerful amber solenoids the Zorai once were able to create which not only gave light and warmth but also had the enormous library of Tai-Toon floating over the city - another scientific wonder lost on us, now reduced to small villages and capitals with their petty buildings which cannot stand comparison to the metropols and huge structures we once lived in.