To White Arrow,
Purpose
The purpose of this letter is to share the progress of the iconoclasm of the Nudh-Ashe heresy in the nations of Krigh and Rarresh. It is written by the known leader of the sect Sharifa Eveline Mac Shuibhne, a serpentfolk woman, who has risen to prominence due to her calls for the destruction of any and all icons of the gods. She is corresponding with one of her higher up associates to further expand her influence across Rarresh and Krigh.
Document Structure
Caveats
There are no explicit caveats written into the letter, however, it can be assumed that White Arrow (and all others within the heresy) have faced previous caveats related to their work under the Nudh-Ashe Iconoclasm. These caveats may have included consequences against the self or family and friends as retribution.
Publication Status
This is a secret letter sent by Sharifa Eveline Mac Shuibhne to her associate White Arrow, both members of the Nudh-Ashe Iconoclasm heresy.
Historical Details
Background
This letter is based in the progression of the Nudh-Ashe Iconoclasm in the nations of Rarresh and Krigh that calls for the destruction of all iconography of the gods.
History
As the heresy grows in strength, Sharifa Eveline Mac Shuibhne continues to spread the message of destroying the icons of the gods in Ivryia to her various associates, through which she exercises power on various communities. The reasons for why Mac Shuibhne was compelled to begin her calls for destruction of religious iconography are still unknown, but do not discriminate on the type of god or religious institution she comes across.
Public Reaction
This letter was sent in secret to her associate White Arrow, and has yet to be released to the public, or even to lower level members of the heresy.
Legacy
This document led to a stronger effort by White Arrow to force upon smaller communities the beliefs of the heresy either by destroying their household icons or by radicalizing them through more violent means.
Term
The effective duration of this secret letter is ongoing and does not seem to be slowing anytime soon.
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