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[Fai was still a little peeved off after a talk with the so called vigilante so he knew talking to people face to face would not be good right now. Besides he knew texting was quicker when one was busy like he currently was. He had just arrested a group and had just finished questioning them after all.]

As some of you might have noticed that as so called vigilante speak a short while ago. I on the other hand believe that he doesn't want what's actually best for Everglade itself and more wants Everglade to fit his own image.

From my talk with him, he hit a major topic that pissed me off. I spoke about a rule, not the night time one, but one done by the previous Guardian. He made a ban on necromancy, a thing many people in Everglade do as a living. It's something they have known their whole life. It had left many people without work, homes or food. So the natives started to rebel against the rule.

So what do you think this vigilante told me when I brought up this subject? 'Worst thing that happened with Ted was a disgruntled civil rights group and some angry news articles.' To me this line alone tells me a lot and why I believe this coward doesn't want what's best for Everglade and instead wants what he thinks is best for them.

He doesn't care that people came together because of something that is apart of there culture before we ever got here, he doesn't care for the people at all. This is why I ask this. If anyone believes they know who the guy is and sees him in Everglade. Please inform me.

He is more than likely a huge threat, rather than a help to Everglade.

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I would appreciate it. Though, I do actually apologize for this being a thing when you haven't been here for very long.

There's no need, it's rather interesting. Though I don't know many details, and would love to learn more, it's quite the situation to contemplate. The hope of the natives, the hope of those who disagree....

[Moving on from that.]

I have a few facts. They are someone who has spoken with me and remembers my name. They are also someone who has gone over my conversations with others. They are someone who has been involved with my only message placed on this network. They most likely are polite in nature, or raised to be that way. They value the classical virtues.

Surly that will help narrow down the possible culprits, especially with additional information that someone more familiar with this situation would have. I can only hope that this small amount can aid in a bright and hopeful future for Everglade.

[Fai was jotting down a few things as the sound of a pen pressed against a desk could be heard. he was making sure to keep note of everything he said.]

It might do, thank you. With this I'll look into a little more. But sometimes... yes putting on a nice face is what one with dark intentions would usually do. Kind of like a mask to hide behind.

[He had a feeling the last remark was directed at himself, but wouldn't that be for the person who was saying they wanted to clean up a place that supposedly didn't need it? Maybe he was thinking too much about it? Maybe he was too used to the way his classmates acted around him. But it hurt a little.

No, no, surly it was about the vigilante. He was just being too self conscious. Yes. As if anyone would bother to think so hard when just meeting him.]

Perhaps they feel their intentions are the right ones, and believe in the hope before them. However, talking to them, I don't feel their feelings are very strong. Or at least, they're not determined enough.

[He hadn't liked being talked to like he knew the person, hiding and being anonymous was ridiculous too. If you believe in something, embrace it!]

If someone truly believes in a cause, they won't hide who they are. They will fight for it with everything they have, as the person they are.

So do you think they'd actually go to the extremes if you feel like they are like that?

[It made sense, but yet he was well aware of people who pretty much did such a thing, or at least would do such a thing.]

But I agree. if one truly wants to help, then they should actually come up and say.

It's doubtful they'll bother unless people back them. They don't personally have a strong enough hope.

[They were probably just looking for people to do stuff for them, at least that's the impression he got.]

If it were me I would only make an announcement of my intentions, and then go forth and do them. It doesn't matter if you have backers or not. If you truly believe in the good you intend you will do whatever it takes to enact it.

[Well Fai will at least take this into account and hope this guy is actually right, he seemed to have some grasp of it after all.]

Thank you for giving me your honest opinion. I do appriciate it.

No problem at all.

[It seemed like the best course of action for the brighter hope.]

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