it's on the to do list

[tuo]

Adam was walking back from a talk with Father Reznik and was feeling pretty upbeat about his latest plan. He was sure a lot of priests weren't gonna like it but it's past time he did something about it and he's sure he could smooth over some of the ruffled feathers...plus they'd talk about it for a while.

Upon reaching the altar room he approaches the gong before using one of the many ceremonial gong sticks or whatever they are called, to strike the gong and call for an impromptu meeting, using his wind sign to help carry the sound further.

[Kender Bard]

The Curious were, as usual, first on the scene as well as anyone who was actually IN the altar room at the moment. Soon the hall begins to fill with people trickling in from all over. Not everyone was there, of course, but enough to make the room very crowded very quickly.

[tuo]

Once a sufficient number of people gathered Adam figured now is a good time to make his announcement. "As most of you probably know, my time as high priest is almost up. As a result, I want to make my final days as high priest to be extra fun for everyone in Flux. To this effect, I say we start inviting the touched priests to the going away party to the retiring High priest. Oh and I would also like to open all the city gates for a few hours too."

[Kender Bard]

The Generous cheered most heartily, and some of the Curious did as well. A few other priests seemed to concur heartily but a majority didn't seem terribly pleased with the idea.

"What about the Citizens? We'll lose them all! Then we'll be like Athrug!"

The complaints raged, though many of the Generous took up the cause of Adam's decree and tried to argue them down with reasonable explanations. Finally the consensus settled down to mutual agreement; a couple hours were fine. Not all the citizens would likely flee in such a small timeframe.

[tuo]

Adam nodded with a pleased smile at the eventual consensus. "So it's agreed. Now we just need to decide when to open the gates, we don't want to get too confused and end up opening the gates several times over the next few days."