Greetings Basin of Life,

After reading the past posts, far more than usual for any single month
of a Lusternian year, I found myself wondering why Celest is so intent
upon following its own past mistakes... The entire reason that the Basin
of life is in the shambles it is in, is due to Celests previous push for
greater power, and search for a shortcut to the repair of the World of
Lusternia. Ladantine did not listen to any words from the Communes Great
Spirits, which at the time had been warning them all to not take the
path they were leaning toward.

And now, ages past the day that Ladantine released the Taint, Celest is
again making a fool of itself, this time not by unitedly pushing for
power, but by having such a twisted sense of itself that it cannot find
a propper path in the Basin. Celest argues that Magnagora, and
Glomdoring are evil, are against the Light, are fools and twisted... I
don't personnally think all of that is true... Magnagora is certainly
evil... At least to those of the Light... And both are against the
Light... But in the few decades since Glomdorings release, it has grown
extremely united in its beliefs, despite all of the opposition it has
faced.

All but one of the society's of the basin have found their particular
stance, and are united around that position. Serenwilde has its fight
for the Fae and against the taint which it see's as a threat to all
things natural. Magnagora has its engine of change, Glomdoring has its
wyrd of Glomdoring and believes itself to be the forest without mercy,
an agreeable mantle I think in anyones eyes, that forest is indeed quite
merciless. And Celest has... What? Five Supernals, each teaching
different beliefs, many of which opposed to one another, and Celests
people have yet to find the propper balance between them to acctually be
able to tell the rest of the basin unanimously "This is what we are!"
You are mercifull, but you are as bloodthirsty most times as Magnagora,
you are Just, but what is justice to you? All things in this world are
completely subjective, and I think every person who enters Celest has a
completely individual belief of how Celest is, and how it should be, and
due to there being so many varying beliefs, ALL of them are wrong to one
person or another.

I say to you New Celest, Make up your minds, take your fates into your
own hands, and grow as a City, rather than individual guilds and people.

I remain a simple Hermit, Husband, and Father,
Suhnaye Whytetower

Penned by my hand on the 17th of Shanthin, in the year 135 CE.