I did, after a while. She kept insisting it was necessary. I trusted Virra, I knew your group was determined.

I understood the importance of the protest act, but just... I did not trust Cryostoria to stay within the law.

He was making grand speeches about his plans, it just... it didn't sit right with me.

...build.

SPIN

I accepted on the condition that Virra would keep in contact with letters. They'd be delivered to the town below, and then to us. And she kept me informed of what you all did.

Eventually, I believe the devil did something to stop broadcasts from reaching us that winter, because one day our radio just went dead.

No matter what we did, we couldn't pick up any signals from anywhere. We still can't.

I felt it too dangerous to try to head down the mountain, as the storms had just begun, so we spent the entire winter without any news.

Attune.

SPIN

When spring came, and the first group went down the mountain to get supplies, they also collected as much news as possible. But no one could say what was happening in Felishon.

And no one had any letters from Virra. I grew worried, and Cierto volunteered to stealthily head to Felishon.

Trade. Two cards.

SPIN

Cierto returned right before the next winter set in.

He brought back newspapers. Those spoke about your fate.

...Illos, I never removed your standing. For any of you. Cryostoria lied.