In the middle of the corridor a large bloodied sycthe appears over night with a small note next to it.

The Sycthe would seem undoubtly to those familiar with it to resemble the one Hort was known to use.


The note reads;



As evening falls there will be strife as we unsurp the reign of the imposters

In the darkest hour of the night our blades will strike leaving only victims and the slain imposters behind.

At the coming of dawn the Dark Sun rises and the imposters shall flee before the rays of our glorious advance.

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...Hereof follows that the social contract is only beneficial as long as all have something and none have too much...
- Rousseau Book 1 Chapter 9 in "The Social Contract"