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Date Posted: 20:55:09 10/11/00 Wed
Author: GM Xane
Author Host/IP: NoHost / 145.44.68.80
Subject: Re: Dixian's last rites (Al'Thaes and Tukatula)
In reply to: Al'Thaes Monaern 's message, "Re: Dixian's last rites (Al'Thaes and Tukatula)" on 23:30:05 10/10/00 Tue

ooc: Aldaria is a very diverse world, with countless races, cultures, beliefs and what have you. I'm currently working on a map of the continent you're now on. Once you see it, you'll understand why there is no outlined description of major religions in Aldaria. If you wish, you may even attempt to design your own religion (with limited following of course) if you see the need to do so. But submit it to me before implementing it into the game though.

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hile Al'Thaes was paying is respects to the dead man, dark clouds began to gather overhead. As he nears singing the end of his funeral song, drops of rain begin to fall from the now grey sky.
"Thank you," Ophan says when Al'Thaes falls silent, "that was very well said."
He turns to the grave and looks down into the hole, a grim expression on his face.
"Goodbye Dixian," Ophan says plainly, "you were a good man and I will remember you by honoring my promise to you."
He looks at the three with him.
"We'd better close the grave up soon, before the ground turns to mud. Do you two want to say anything before we do so?"
Enoya, clearly moved by Al'Thaes' words, nods silently and steps up to the grave.
Hesitantly, she begins to speak to the dead man:"Dixian, I hardly knew you, but I know that no one deserves a fate like the one you suffered. Rest in peace. If you believed in a God, I am confident you now stand before him in honor. Farewell."

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Re: Dixian's last rites (Al'Thaes and Tukatula) -- Al'Thaes Monaern, 22:45:02 10/11/00 Wed
Re: Dixian's last rites (Al'Thaes and Tukatula) -- Tukatula, 00:17:32 10/12/00 Thu