Me:
> *>Let me think about that one, after all, every time the
> Lunars have beaten
> >the Sartarites in the last 20 years or so, she's been involved
Jeff:
> Ah, but Kallyr and Minaryth are responsible for the
> Dragonrise, ultimately
> one of the biggest reversals the Lunars have ever had. At the
> Dragonrise(1625), many of the most senior Lunar officials are
> devoured by
> the dragons (although King Moirades and Pharandros were
> probably not there).
Aha! So which Lunar political grouping sponsored the Dragonrise so as to destroy their enemies?
Weren't we looking for a Secret Plan for Moirades a while back?
> The impact of the Dragonrise on the Lunars should not be
> understated - most
> of the key figures of the Lunar Provinces (and even many key
> figures in the Heartlands) were devoured by the dragon
So who was carefully not there?
To what extent are the Blue Moon involved? Or, come to think of it, the White Moon?
Do either Kallyr or Minaryth realise that the nice friendly people who're helping them are actually using them as pawns in Lunar politics? And - yes, yet more complication! Have they both been "hired" by the same lot? Minaryth is one of those eaten by the dragon, remember!
Let's see, Fazzur wasn't there. He shows up later with an army, and promptly leaves at just the right time to be sure Kallyr's Sartarite army wins. Very handy. Though of course his participation in the events of 1613 doesn't really suggest that he and Kallyr were on the same side, secretly or otherwise. Euglyptus, maybe... But he's same political party as Tatius.
No, if she's a double, she changed handlers, and Lunar political sides, between 1613 and 1625. Probably Fazzur's work, in one of his periods of exile/sulking. "Wideread" - might get on with Minaryth?
Then again, maybe this is a pre-coffee hallucination.
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