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Elections, Power, and Friendship

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	Lylia flatly says, "I do not respond well to commands."		Lylia flatly says, "I do not respond well to commands."

			Greenish-black flames spring to life in Lylia's hand...

	Lylia ominously says, "Try again."		Lylia ominously says, "Try again."

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	You peer quizzically at Lylia.		You peer quizzically at Lylia.

	'''Speaking to Lylia, you ask, "What letters?"		'''Speaking to Lylia, you ask, "What letters?"'''

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	You growl ferociously!		You growl ferociously!

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	'''Ivastaen 14, 5118'''		'''Ivastaen 14, 5118'''

	'''by [[Irar]] Deacon of Koar and correspondent of the [[::The_TownCrier\|TownCrier]]''' ~~log taken from the perspective of Irar.~~		'''by [[Irar]] Deacon of Koar and correspondent of the [[::The_TownCrier\|TownCrier]]'''

	Mayor Lylia and Deacon Irar meet to work out differences between them. Philosophy, politics, and religion all lead to the violent result of a direly injured Deacon.		Mayor Lylia and Deacon Irar meet to work out differences between them. Philosophy, politics, and religion all lead to the violent result of a direly injured Deacon. Events were recorded from the perspective of Irar.

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	'''Ivastaen 14, 5118'''		'''Ivastaen 14, 5118'''

	'''by [[Irar]] Deacon of Koar and correspondent of the [[::The_TownCrier\|TownCrier]]'''		'''by [[Irar]] Deacon of Koar and correspondent of the [[::The_TownCrier\|TownCrier]]''' log taken from the perspective of Irar.

	Mayor Lylia and Deacon Irar meet to work out differences between them. Philosophy, politics, and religion all lead to the violent result of a direly injured Deacon.		Mayor Lylia and Deacon Irar meet to work out differences between them. Philosophy, politics, and religion all lead to the violent result of a direly injured Deacon.

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	'''by [[Irar]] Deacon of Koar and correspondent of the [[::The_TownCrier\|TownCrier]]'''		'''by [[Irar]] Deacon of Koar and correspondent of the [[::The_TownCrier\|TownCrier]]'''

			Mayor Lylia and Deacon Irar meet to work out differences between them. Philosophy, politics, and religion all lead to the violent result of a direly injured Deacon.

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	(Lylia rests her clasped hands on the desk.)		(Lylia rests her clasped hands on the desk.)

	Lylia says, "Accusing me of cowardice. Failing to conduct yourself usefully under duress. Maligning me in letters, apparently."		'''Lylia says, "Accusing me of cowardice. Failing to conduct yourself usefully under duress. Maligning me in letters, apparently."'''

	You ask, "In letters?"		'''You ask, "In letters?"'''

	You peer quizzically at Lylia.		You peer quizzically at Lylia.

	Speaking to Lylia, you ask, "What letters?"		'''Speaking to Lylia, you ask, "What letters?"
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	You growl ferociously!		You growl ferociously!

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	You glare at Lylia.		You glare at Lylia.

	Lylia says, "I am not an unfriendly mayor, you know. Not yet."		'''Lylia says, "I am not an unfriendly mayor, you know. Not yet."'''

	Speaking to Lylia, you say, "You intercepted my mail."		'''Speaking to Lylia, you say, "You intercepted my mail."'''

	Speaking to Lylia, you say, "How dare you."		'''Speaking to Lylia, you say, "How dare you."'''

	Lylia wearily says, "Oh, do stop glaring. Someone read a missive that was dropped."		'''Lylia wearily says, "Oh, do stop glaring. Someone read a missive that was dropped."'''

	Lylia waves her hand in a dismissive gesture.		Lylia waves her hand in a dismissive gesture.

	Speaking to Lylia, you say, "You could've read the envelope. You spied on me."		'''Speaking to Lylia, you say, "You could've read the envelope. You spied on me."'''

	You frown.		You frown.

	Lylia says, "The Prelate gets his mail regardless. How fortunate you are that someone retrieved the letter instead of throwing it down the well."		'''Lylia says, "The Prelate gets his mail regardless. How fortunate you are that someone retrieved the letter instead of throwing it down the well."'''

	Lylia says, "You should be grateful that he received it still, just as I was grateful to have heard word of it."		'''Lylia says, "You should be grateful that he received it still, just as I was grateful to have heard word of it."'''

	Lylia asks, "Or would you like to charge me with spying as well as cowardice?"		'''Lylia asks, "Or would you like to charge me with spying as well as cowardice?"'''

	Lylia raises an eyebrow.		Lylia raises an eyebrow.
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	Lylia says, "These are not news to me."		Lylia says, "These are not news to me."

	Lylia says, "And I would welcome a visit from the Prelate. This one, at least."		'''Lylia says, "And I would welcome a visit from the Prelate. This one, at least."'''

	You say, "But no, you intercept a confidential communication between a deacon and his prelate and the best you can derive from that is that the deacon thinks you might be unfriendly."		'''You say, "But no, you intercept a confidential communication between a deacon and his prelate and the best you can derive from that is that the deacon thinks you might be unfriendly."'''

	Lylia dryly says, "He is a practical man and would elucidate for you the difference between faith and rigidity."		'''Lylia dryly says, "He is a practical man and would elucidate for you the difference between faith and rigidity."'''

	Lylia warns, "I would not make such accusations as that, Irar. The letter was not 'intercepted.' I heard word of it."		'''Lylia warns, "I would not make such accusations as that, Irar. The letter was not 'intercepted.' I heard word of it."'''

	Speaking to Lylia, you say, "You realize I could've proclaimed you a heretic witch, a monster, an abomonation, evilto be burned."		Speaking to Lylia, you say, "You realize I could've proclaimed you a heretic witch, a monster, an abomonation, evilto be burned."
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	Speaking to Lylia, you say, "I just wanted to bless a new altar and was worried."		Speaking to Lylia, you say, "I just wanted to bless a new altar and was worried."

	Lylia asks, "We are back to your wanting to paint yourself in glory that you have not burned me at the stake. Is this how knights earn their spurs, Irar? Failing to rape, burn, or murder?"		'''Lylia asks, "We are back to your wanting to paint yourself in glory that you have not burned me at the stake. Is this how knights earn their spurs, Irar? Failing to rape, burn, or murder?"'''

	Lylia raises an eyebrow.		Lylia raises an eyebrow.
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	Lylia says, "Called me a coward."		Lylia says, "Called me a coward."

	Speaking to Lylia, you say, "When you're two thousand years old and all your memories turn to dust in your mouth, enjoy your smug knowledge."		'''Speaking to Lylia, you say, "When you're two thousand years old and all your memories turn to dust in your mouth, enjoy your smug knowledge."'''

	Lylia says, "Threatened diplomatic relationships."		Lylia says, "Threatened diplomatic relationships."
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	You ask, "How did you know of my letter, Lylia?"		You ask, "How did you know of my letter, Lylia?"

	Lylia asks, "As I said, it was dropped. Someone brought it to my attention. Would you not try to return an envelope you found to some authority?"		'''Lylia asks, "As I said, it was dropped. Someone brought it to my attention. Would you not try to return an envelope you found to some authority?"'''

	Lylia raises an eyebrow.		Lylia raises an eyebrow.
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	Lylia says, "Add another to the list. Accusing me of lying."		Lylia says, "Add another to the list. Accusing me of lying."

	Speaking to Lylia, you say, "In four hundred years you should lie better than that."		'''Speaking to Lylia, you say, "In four hundred years you should lie better than that."'''

	Lylia says, "It is no lie."		Lylia says, "It is no lie."
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	You hear an unpleasant wet crunching sound from the shadows.		You hear an unpleasant wet crunching sound from the shadows.

	You exclaim, "Oh, the Deacon's letter given to a guard at the outpost was somehow dropped in between the gate and the barracks!"		'''You exclaim, "Oh, the Deacon's letter given to a guard at the outpost was somehow dropped in between the gate and the barracks!"'''

	Lylia says, "At some point, the letter was dropped, yes, and then brought to my attention thereafter. I do not know its full provenance."		Lylia says, "At some point, the letter was dropped, yes, and then brought to my attention thereafter. I do not know its full provenance."
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	Lylia looks thoughtful for a moment, then shrugs.		Lylia looks thoughtful for a moment, then shrugs.

	You ask, "You have four hundred years on me, and the best you have is that it was dropped within a few dozen meters?"		'''You ask, "You have four hundred years on me, and the best you have is that it was dropped within a few dozen meters?"'''

	Lylia smoothly asks, "Would you like to recant on calling me a liar, or would you like me to become the 'unfriendly mayor' you wrote about, Irar?"		'''Lylia smoothly asks, "Would you like to recant on calling me a liar, or would you like me to become the 'unfriendly mayor' you wrote about, Irar?"'''

	Lylia says, "I have shown remarkable forbearance as you stood here in MY office, breathing MY air, and accusing me of everything from cowardice to lying..."		Lylia says, "I have shown remarkable forbearance as you stood here in MY office, breathing MY air, and accusing me of everything from cowardice to lying..."
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	Lylia asks, "And then you wish to be applauded for failing to denounce me?"		Lylia asks, "And then you wish to be applauded for failing to denounce me?"

	You ask, "You are honestly trying to tell me that my letter was intercepted within that short of a distance.. and then you thought it right to read a private letter from me to the Prelate?"		'''You ask, "You are honestly trying to tell me that my letter was intercepted within that short of a distance.. and then you thought it right to read a private letter from me to the Prelate?"'''

	Lylia silkily says, "Oh, I would like to see you try."		Lylia silkily says, "Oh, I would like to see you try."
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	You say, "It is no law of the Landing."		You say, "It is no law of the Landing."

	Lylia harshly asks, "What gives you the right to stand before me as though you are the one who orders me about!?"		'''Lylia harshly asks, "What gives you the right to stand before me as though you are the one who orders me about!?"'''

	You say, "I am a citizen bringing my concerns to you, as all are given the right to do."		'''You say, "I am a citizen bringing my concerns to you, as all are given the right to do."'''

	You say, "And you are a public servant, elected to serve the wishes of the electorate."		You say, "And you are a public servant, elected to serve the wishes of the electorate."

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