Come say that to my face and I shall sternly lecture you about how wrong you are.

That might be an amusing confrontation between those two. I saw Starfire in space once. To her credit she was quite aggressive and did not flee superior firepower. She lost her ship of course but I do admire her tenacity.

2:VII:CXIV A.Y.

When God Wields a Khumaak

A sword does not need to know what it cuts. It needs to be sharp.
A locust does not need to know whose field it feeds upon. It needs to be hungry.
A tribe of savage heathens does not need to see God's Light to be a tool in His hands.

To punish the wicked.
To descend on the weak whose master is sin.

The sin of pride.

You.

The immortal, who thinks that the world was created to serve you alone.

Remember.

When those who were Chosen turn to the Beast,

When those born to enlighten instead enslave,

When the gold turns crimson with the blood of the innocents

And the Horned Skull laughs,

God wields a Khumaak.

You are welcome, though my message was not directed to your kind. I merely wrote that if we have too many people like the late chamberlain Karsoth in charge and too many Revan Neferis-like "unbound demigods" roaming around, God may suddenly hit us in the head with a random object to instill some sense, as it happened before.

Don't forget the weaponry smuggled in by the Federation and subsequent combat training. Come to think of it, what part of the Minmatar Rebellion was actually carried out solely by the Minmatar? Or the founding of the Minmatar Republic for that matter.

Sensible words

There wouldn't be a need for 'chiming in' if your ilk stayed in the Matari section of the pool, and weren't defecating and chest-beating in young Tamiroth's otherwise eloquent Amarr and Khanid discussion.

I always think before I comment, that's what separates me and mine from most of you Tribals.

But if you think I'm running my mouth unwarrantedly, come shut me up. Bring friends.