Yet, despite their small numbers, people turned to them when justice was truly sought. Whether one was a commoner or a noble made no difference before Xerosis. That certainty was why her name was invoked when other paths failed.
So when the petitions began arriving in great numbers, demanding answers about the rumored court, the human followers of Xerosis did not announce dates, locations, or judgments. Instead, they took it upon themselves to inform the godlings of the situation unfolding among humanity.
Their response was measured and careful.
In their letters, they made it clear that nothing would proceed without the knowledge and consent of the godlings themselves. The rumors, the unrest, and the calls for justice were acknowledged but no action was claimed beyond that acknowledgment.
