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'''Ape-Lords of Raxis, The''' – Recent investigations of the ruins of the Silver Citadel of Raxis-Prime have unveiled great details about the workings of pre-Domination Raxian society. The few uncovered written works, currently unavailable for critical review by edict of the Department of Protection and Wardings against Semiotic Hexing & Cursing, lend great strength to the views of the Imperial scholars this writer strives to follow. The evidence specifically suggests to this humble servant that some scholars and mythographers, whom I this servant shall refrain from naming publicaly, have perhaps oveemphasised both the technological achievements and the socio-political impact of the Ape-Lords of Raxis. Though it is clear the Ape-Lords did have access to alchemical and microchip technologies essential to their iconic quantum-computational axes and swords, the aforementioned evidence points to these devices being the work of the Mystorrian seers that did indeed previously inhabit the Gorran planetary system. Further, it must be revealed that the ‘unstoppable weapons’ were constructed by the humans these degenerate ape-men kept as slaves. Beyond these weapons, this insightful if insignificant personage suggests that the Ape-Lords were not the potent “third side” in the Crusade, but were instead naught but brutal and barbaric philistines. Their so-called principled stand against the Draconic Fleet at Syrius Plane was only to sate their apeish instinct for blood and plunder and the actual value of their 6000 troops is perhaps not as absolute as certain popular fiction would suggest. While Lord Kelpa of the Paladinate spoke glowingly of Ghloris, the Greatest, and his single combat against Frennick, the draconic Bonded Servitor, there is certainly compelling reasons to interpret this as [i]realpolitik[/i] in action and not an accurate representation of the days events. For this reason, among more pressing modern issues outside the scope of this text, it is clear that the beloved and wise Teijani Miamosi’s policy of denying citizenship to the Uplifted Primates of the Imperium is indeed wise and in tune with historicity. | '''Ape-Lords of Raxis, The''' – Recent investigations of the ruins of the Silver Citadel of Raxis-Prime have unveiled great details about the workings of pre-Domination Raxian society. The few uncovered written works, currently unavailable for critical review by edict of the Department of Protection and Wardings against Semiotic Hexing & Cursing, lend great strength to the views of the Imperial scholars this writer strives to follow. The evidence specifically suggests to this humble servant that some scholars and mythographers, whom I this servant shall refrain from naming publicaly, have perhaps oveemphasised both the technological achievements and the socio-political impact of the Ape-Lords of Raxis. Though it is clear the Ape-Lords did have access to alchemical and microchip technologies essential to their iconic quantum-computational axes and swords, the aforementioned evidence points to these devices being the work of the Mystorrian seers that did indeed previously inhabit the Gorran planetary system. Further, it must be revealed that the ‘unstoppable weapons’ were constructed by the humans these degenerate ape-men kept as slaves. Beyond these weapons, this insightful if insignificant personage suggests that the Ape-Lords were not the potent “third side” in the Crusade, but were instead naught but brutal and barbaric philistines. Their so-called principled stand against the Draconic Fleet at Syrius Plane was only to sate their apeish instinct for blood and plunder and the actual value of their 6000 troops is perhaps not as absolute as certain popular fiction would suggest. While Lord Kelpa of the Paladinate spoke glowingly of Ghloris, the Greatest, and his single combat against Frennick, the draconic Bonded Servitor, there is certainly compelling reasons to interpret this as [i]realpolitik[/i] in action and not an accurate representation of the days events. For this reason, among more pressing modern issues outside the scope of this text, it is clear that the beloved and wise Teijani Miamosi’s policy of denying citizenship to the Uplifted Primates of the Imperium is indeed wise and in tune with historicity. | ||
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