Over the next days, as you reflect on EtSA as an idea, you find yourself confused by its purpose. Sure, the Silence Act may not be the best way to go about things, in some opinions, but it’s much safer than allowing dangerous people from coming into Alium, especially unchecked.
As you continue your research, you discover a website called “The Child." It discusses some of the same things EtSA mentions, but seems to come to opposite conclusions. The restriction of non-practitioners arriving in Alium seems to be a core theme, and aims to take the resources wrongfully allocated to them and return them to practitioners. There is also a promise that a new challenger will compete in the Torneamentum and win, establishing a new, freer Alium for all practitioners, matching Luke Melior’s Proverbs.
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