Register of Traitors Marked for Execution
Black Bears Myurdin
Lonely Jackals Ludvig
Black Bears White Bearclaw
Black Bears White Bear of the High Mountains
While those who forsook their faith grasped at power, Pailune was drenched in blood, and our brothers were bound in the chains of foreigners and sold into slavery.
The names recorded here are the daggers that pierced the heart of Pailune, and the proof of an everlasting disgrace that we must wash away without fail.
Black Bears Myurdin
Blinded by greed for riches and by dissolute indulgence, he is the very man who stained the homestead of our ancestors with blood and tears; his guilt is grave beyond measure.
Though we sever his head and hew his limbs to pieces, that filthy sin will never be washed clean.
Lonely Jackals Ludvig
In exchange for grovelling at the tyrant's feet and begging for a paltry claim to rule, he made slaves of his brothers and ensured that the screams of his own people would never cease.
The end of this repulsive jackal, who sold off his own homeland, must be as agonising as we can make it.
Black Bears White Bearclaw
This one cast aside Loon's faith like a worn-out shoe and butchered the elders of Pailune. Having delivered the elders to the feet of the enemy, he is a loathsome turncoat who volunteered to become Myurdin's dog.
We must sever the head of this creature who plays hound to Myurdin, and so reclaim the pride of Pailune.
Black Bears White Bear of the High Mountains
The sins of Loon, who was a trafficker in flesh, were forgiven him, yet he became a monster worse than Loon himself — an ungrateful worm who made slaves of his own neighbours.
Unless we string up this vile creature by our own hands, the grievances of our people will never be laid to rest.
