So that's how it's to be then? The Man who dares raise his gaze to the heavens is inevitably pulled down by hordes of scheming cowards too frightened of their own shadows to even contemplate fulfilling their own potential? I should expect no better of Lissasa, I suppose; your Isslishian cousins failed to crush the Human Spirit in Illen, so like every fool who subsumes their potential into lies of collective worth, you let the dead tyrants of fallen Isslishium dictate your future rather than thinking and dreaming for yourselves. I had hoped for more from the simpering half-men of Doushiem, for in their feeble bodies lies a mighty ego and ambitious soul... but it's my own fault for assuming the human slaves who toil and die for their hauflin overlords had arrived at their fate by their own folly and not the collective tyranny of craven, thuggish runt conspiracies. Your nation is a loathsome congress of sniveling bullies like any other; I should have guessed as much when the first words off your twisted lips mere months ago were sinuous lies promising peace and praising the so-called virtue of cooperation.
Take note, Men and near-Men of Peliwyr: as falls Illen, so shall you fall as well. Tall and stalwart Deathig would do particularly well to mark these words, as they, too, lie between Lissasa and Doushiem, and I can only imagine their brave people will be the next to face this loathsome alliance. Darmerkot, too, would be well-advised to watch their borders as the two-headed fuchsia serpent winds its coils around the lands between the waters. My sole consolation - beyond of course the inherent satisfaction of standing on my own two feet and for better or worse making my own destiny, no matter how these parasites strive to tear me down - is that the stunted taskmasters of Doushiem are naught but useful idiots advancing Lissasa's bid at godhood, for there is scant chance that the Lissasan's throne-rich homeland will incline them to share the spoils of Illen and Deathig with a people they look down on in all ways. And thus it goes, as ever...