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A Chronicle of Representative Responcesas recorded by Nabah Labah'lal of Lashta How do you feel about Chelvenites with birth defects and non-battle related disabilities? Do you feel they can fully contribute to society or are they some what of a burden? Should parents think very carefully about raising an offspring with challenges? It is importent for the inhabitace or Chelven to know what you think about these major issues so please elaborate. (Asked May 15th, 2018) Vahnik Opa (ignus): ---Resignation announced June 5th, 2018--- Arctus (aqua): That is a very important topic, my dear elector, and what is important to you is also important t

    Odin found the cause of the alarms crouched behind the Casket’s pedestal. Loki sat, shuttering, rocking back and forth, at his father’s feet. Odin set aside his weapon and knelt, looking into the child’s terrified, red eyes.    “Loki.” He whispered, reaching a hand toward his son.    Loki shied away, tears freezing on blue cheeks. “What am I?” The boy asked shakily. Frigid fingers dug stiffly into thin arms and his breath left him in visible gasps. “What am I, father?”    Odin lay his hand on the child’s bare shoulder. “You,” he assured, “are my son.”