Re: Loskalmi society. Explain

From: Jeff <richaje_at_3rwjidFqXrdql95cbcMh_2__GdRe9OreWVALbNeH87-k1YsVvnyaYvopD6xeOs_2Oqqr>
Date: Thu, 06 Oct 2011 07:09:16 -0000

> Siglat showed it was possible for *everyone* to reach Joy and not just the Men of All. At least that is the way it worked during the Ban. But Siglat warned, "Joy is fleeting," and many claim it is harder now. Everything that was so easy during the Ban isn't anymore.
> /// So you're saying, since the Ban lifted, most loskalmi cannot connect to Joy / God anymore ? Their whole society might have gone insane, be willing to do anything to reconnect.

Not most, but some. Maybe many. Some might be in contact with Joy and not see it, others might think they are but aren't. This is the time of Tribulations. For nearly a century, the New Hrestoli experiment worked *perfectly*. Those who possessed the ability and drive to serve the rest of the community were recognized and sent to the King, who assigned them tasks perfectly suited for them. It still *mostly* works, but it is getting harder. And the Elders are fewer and fewer in number ever year.

> There is a King. He's the successor of Siglat and was Snodal's squire. He is one of the core Elders, and was part of the cabal that killed the God of the Golden Fleet. Gaiseron is even older.
> /// So he must be over 150 years old, and Gaiseron at least 200. Is his name still Gundrekken ?

Gundreken is very old indeed and Gaiseron is even older. They knew and served Snodal, and were part of Siglat's inner council. They learned from Siglat, absorbed his teachings and wisdom and are a direct link to that remarkable person.

Jeff