May His curse be on all His enemies from now until forever.

Application denied!

Oh waitGǪ let's look closerGǪ this entire faith is driven from the opinion of Domina Silas Vitalia. Her will, not God's, made manifest.

Isn't that actually the main plank of the Sabik faith? Or at least the part of it that Lady Vitalia follows?

I find that cute. Miss d'Hanguest is actually one who demonstrates quite the open mindedness required within the pillars of faith found in your Pax Dominatus yet you so quickly turn her away.

Are political differences that great an issue?

Oh waitGǪ let's look closerGǪ this entire faith is driven from the opinion of Domina Silas Vitalia. Her will, not God's, made manifest.

Your "holy" texts deface Sani Sabik, Miss Vitalia. Normally I'm not one to call this out in favor of the rebel orders within this Summit. Had you demonstrated a more professional handling of Miss d'Hanguest, perhaps I would have.

You should consider a reformation.

I believe those truly faithful in God's ways have an even more passionate opinion of you.

Dear Ms Vea,

Silas fears what she once was. She cannot ignore the voices of her past. She cannot look away when someone mentions the Lord and the path of rightfulness. Even less so when this comes from one of her Khanid ex-compatriots. She still explains Khanid policies and ways of thoughts to Imperials, she prides herself in being mocked by Commodore Nomarya. She is a prisoner of her past, a haunted passenger, seeing the mirror of her former self, a faded shadow of what once was greatness, of what has turned into dust and filth. Mockery and denial is her only retort. Behind the domina lurks a pitiful serva.

With kind regards,
Odelya Negin Intourtsetseg of House dGÇÖHanguest

Those whom I happen to know that follow the Sani Sabik faith still claim to worship the divine first.

Had you demonstrated a more professional handling of Miss d'Hanguest, perhaps I would have.

You should consider a reformation.

Silas fears what she once was. She cannot ignore the voices of her past. She cannot look away when someone mentions the Lord and the path of rightfulness. Even less so when this comes from one of her Khanid ex-compatriots. She still explains Khanid policies and ways of thoughts to Imperials, she prides herself in being mocked by Commodore Nomarya. She is a prisoner of her past, a haunted passenger, seeing the mirror of her former self, a faded shadow of what once was greatness, of what has turned into dust and filth. Mockery and denial is her only retort. Behind the domina lurks a pitiful serva.

And if not, I would recommend a number of other Sani Sabik sects you might find more of a home within, as well as more respect.

Why does this not surprise me?

It seems you know her more intimately than most, Miss d'Hanguest. I would hope she comes to her senses and finds greater value in receiving you.

And if not, I would recommend a number of other Sani Sabik sects you might find more of a home within, as well as more respect.

If it falls on me to educate my Imperial brothers and sisters on the finer differences between our Khanid culture and theirs, then that speaks more to lack of notable Kingdom voices in these forums more than anything else.

I fear no one. I serve no one. That is where I stand. You'll get there someday, though, if you keep at it.

So, what? These little quotes are our shot at applying? If so, I'm curious as to why Anslo and Scherezad are.

Anyway, I think I'll stick with the Garoun pantheon. Goddesses of motherhood tend to be large chested as full breasts are representative of healthy fertility and the potential to raise many children.

That, or some blood stuff. It's pretty much a no-brainer.

This is precisely what we do at its most fundamental. What are savants if not the divine among the mundane?

Interesting. What does that make capsuleers ,in your view, Pilot Vitalia?

So how did being a Savant and wonderful teacher of the Pillars play into you losing all of the sovereignty you owned?
Wait, was I not supposed to bring that up?

Isn't that actually the main plank of the Sabik faith? Or at least the part of it that Lady Vitalia follows?

DING DING! We have a winner!

True Power is the divine. Ones will manifest strongest is truth. The more you realise this, the clearer you'll see the path.

I see nothing has changed much in the understanding of Sani Sabik though. Good to see Silas still practising the faith in public. This used to be a fun place.

Back to the dollhouse I guess...