Darien

Upon first entering moonglow the streets seemed empty and quiet. Only the ranting of an old crone and the bustling of the guards around the cannon could be heard.
I quickly setup the aid station and began preparations for any citizens that seemed to be in need of help. And sure as the waves smooth over the sands of the coast, people began to trickle out of the black hole and into the aid station. Only after a few hours of feeding, tending to, and healing the needy, did I feel as if the station had made a difference. In the end new friends were made, and lives were saved. As I departed that evening I looked back fondly on my fellow country men and thought on the words of Lord British that I had read long ago.

“For without Virtues as a code of conduct which people maintain in their relations with each other, the fabric of that society will become weakened. For a society to grow and prosper for all, each must grant the others a common base of consideration. I call this base the Virtues. For though one person might gain personal advantage by breaching such a code, the society as a whole would suffer.”

Signed- Darien