Azzo, I am overseeing a several-days-long enchantment at the forge, so this dictated letter will have to suffice instead of a private conversation. You inquired if I planned to extend an invitation to any mursaat after receiving my short list for the summit. Allow me to clarify. My opposition would see my omission as a pointed slight, an ungenerous and divisive error in these auspicious times, as great scaled beasts and their ilk rise from Tyria's berth and threaten the stability of our people and others. I have only ever motioned for caution and restraint regarding the mursaat. I am not without empathy; their tether to Nayos was severed and destroyed, stranding them on a strange and harsh world. You may recall that I approved several of their brightest and most illuminated minds to study at the conservatories in Stellis Quor under our finest crafters and arcane practitioners. In the same era, they constructed Apavim—with some guidance and support—and were permitted to send emissaries to our more public-facing symposiums to participate in discussion. Simply put, they have made great strides in their relatively short time here. However, they remain ever demanding, even as these ancient dragons stir fresh anxieties for all. They have yet to contribute, to make good on our investments. Now they poke and prod at the Forgotten for favors as we retract our open hands just a little. I find it rather telling, or at least, distasteful on their part. So, no. For now, the mursaat will not receive an invite to one of our most sacred outposts. Perhaps one day my opinion may change. Despite what Isgarren might suggest, I am not immutable. —Doyen Sidony