Shireroth

I am deeply moved by this. I think Ayreon the Just would be appropriate.

On rebellion. With certain exceptions for Yardistanis, rebellion against the Crown without the permission of the Kaiser (or the Steward in this case) is treason and will be dealt with accordingly.

I believe that when given power, a person's basic nature is revealed. Does zie use that power to oppress? to right injustice? for vengeance or aggression? or to ensure the safety, tranquility, and the just and merciful treatment of zir subjects? I am firmly convinced that this was Kaiser Aryeon's greatest achievement as Kaiser--allowing his subjects the assurance that their well-being and security were central, and that he would approach any decision with thoughtfulness and understanding. Some have said he did little during his reign. I disagre. The things I treasured mostabout his reign were his kindness and the fact that we weren't running around starting conflicts, aggitating for dissension, or generally keeping all of us on edge. While controversy does build activity, there is a lot to be said for a time of stability so we can all catch our breaths again after such frenetic hyper-activity.

Andreas the Wise wrote:Ayreon - he may not have done much, but he died like a true Kaiser ...

Drowning?

Well, I wouldn't have preferred foolhardly going off to fight a demon single handed, but who are we who live to cast judgement on those who have died?

Andreas the Wise wrote:Well, I wouldn't have preferred foolhardly going off to fight a demon single handed,

OOH! I did that once. Didn't work out too well...

Ah, but Jayon died like a real King ...

I'm home.

We await the new Kaiser.

Kaiser Loki is back and will restore the chaos that the Babhkans brought us! He will punish them!


Just joking

YAY! HE IS FINALLY RETURNED!