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Date Posted: 14:04:23 11/12/03 Wed
Author: Adilbrand
Subject: Re: Hey Phoebe
In reply to: Phoebe 's message, "Re: Hey Phoebe" on 13:51:01 11/12/03 Wed

>I there any way I can find out about the histories of
>these men you speak of; i.e Hihetetlen Magyarázat

Hihetetlen is an archeologist. He is currently missing. He has written many books on the history of Bakari and the ancient culture that was once there.

>The
>prophet was named Egy Jó Tanács?

Yes, he was named Egy Jó Tanács.

>Was the archeloplogist an objective observer of his
>findings or did he have some biased feelings toward
>Angust??

He was reasonably objective in his findings. He rarely discussed Angust in his works and it is likely he knew no more or less than any average person about Angust. Although he left no written evidence of his feelings about Angust, it would be reasonable to presume he had been taught that it was an evil, decadant place.

>As for the prophet, were his feelings that
>of the general concensus of the way most of the
>followers of the Silver Tree felt about Angust??

That tended to be the general consensus of most of the people of that time, regardless of religion. Although few records survive, those that do indicate the people were pleased to be free of the shackles the Angustians kept on them, including the dread Chaos Lords.

>Is there any way I could have send Sha'a a message
>concerning the recent events and ask to speak with
>him?

Not unless you are an elf. He has severely curtailed his associations with non-elves and does not like to be intruded upon these days. Most requests to see or speak to him are channelled to his assistant, Shiss'huhl the Elder.

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