"The only chance the naragi have is to lead Tuska and her airut to Saradomin, inciting a battle between the two factions. With luck, they will kill each other. Regardless, we will take advantage of their battle. It is our hope that it will give us time to escape"
- Kaigi's Journal; I propose that this being the view of some of the last surviving in their camp, was reprasentative of Naragi understanding of the conflict and the actions of the participants. If there were other motives, they were not made clear - something that would have greatly aided Saradomin, if he were indeed wishing to save Naragi from Tuska.
In context this quote forms the following entry:
"We returned to the camp and warned the others. Some decided to go back to their homes, to die in the places where they had grown up. Only Na**x and his entourage remain in the camp now, I among them. Na**x is adamant we fight back, and has stated a new plan. The only chance the naragi have is to lead Tuska and her airut to Saradomin, inciting a battle between the two factions. With luck, they will kill each other. Regardless, we will take advantage of their battle. It is our hope that it will give us time to escape. While Tuska and Saradomin are distracted, we can make for the airut's portal, which is guarded by more beasts than we can manage. With luck and courage, we may be able to get past them, and into whatever world they came from.
I carry my journal with me, in the hope that I will be able to pass this on, once I have lived well and had a family. But, if that is not my fate, then perhaps the scavenger airut will unwittingly carry my words to other worlds. There is some joy to be had at the thought."
This makes it very clear that by 'fight' they meant bother about whether they live at all; without fighting for life (to give a slight chance of escape), they would die. Having to come with such a plan just to survive doesn't point to any form of negotiation.
24-Oct-2014 11:11:07
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Yusou Bhoroi
