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*A carefully-penned treatise hangs pinned at the Crossroads bulletin, written in dense flowing script atop slightly waterstained parchment*
Godsend, 14th of Winterfest
First and foremost, the "child" is something we collectively do not understand and are handling very, very poorly. If misinfluenced its capacity is one terrifying, a job at which we have not been performing well. Through this text I seek to reveal that necessary of what I have gleaned in the hope that such resonates.
The entity is currently a blank slate with the full potential of a God, possessed with the attribute of absorbing outside influences and incorporating them into its own description. When adequately matured, it is capable of competing with those of the pantheon most aligned with its dominant influences. Continue to feed it knowledge, it shall supplant Silas. Fight over it, and it shall do the same with Crusade. Universally bicker over course of action, create more chaos, and Jishrim shall return stronger than before.
-Undertow, on word of the Magi
Godsend, 14th of Winterfest
The entity is currently a blank slate with the full potential of a God, possessed with the attribute of absorbing outside influences and incorporating them into its own description. When adequately matured, it is capable of competing with those of the pantheon most aligned with its dominant influences. Continue to feed it knowledge, it shall supplant Silas. Fight over it, and it shall do the same with Crusade. Universally bicker over course of action, create more chaos, and Jishrim shall return stronger than before.
- As general, our influence is not one desirable to imprint on a God. As a people we are violent, idiotic, contrary, and possessed of an utter inability to coordinate on matters without preaching our own opinion to be that the superior. Jishrim is relying on this chaos to foretell his return; it is probably that in allowing the entity its present course it will continue to gather his marks and thus maintain his dominance over chaos.
- If we fail to play this with exceptional care, Jishrim wins his game. It is on assumption that I state Jishrim himself is probable to return, for to my knowledge those marked still bore the influence of his power. Should we drive the entity to chaos, Jishrim returns stronger. Drive it to the ways of another God, and jeopardize its position. Show it Altera's ways of destruction, and we create a new profile ill attuned to the best interests of the realm. The only option most ideal to the vast majority of factions present in Altera is to guide it to an aspect not currently represented in the pantheon.
- Our primary goal is to maintain knowledge of the entity's position and ideally attempt to contain it. Given its tendencies for disappearance, such requires constant attention and likely contact; in this, the choice of dance is twofold as it provides avenue for such. Should they be willing, I propose first the city of Le Havre to host the entity. As I doubt this to be a universally popular decision, I designate the Crossroads to be the forum for discussing matters pertaining to the entity; such must be done separate from it to prevent contaminating influence.
- Of goal secondary, to guide the entity to a profile of our choosing. To this end, constant exposure to dance of various forms. We must exercise caution in avoiding aspects of other Gods, lest it claim them as its own.
- Of goal tertiary, to prevent those that would turn the entity into a being of their own desire from gaining influence over it. Such must be done separate from the entity, lest it witness such.
-Undertow, on word of the Magi