Entry One – Departure
I greatly dislike the orders issued as I am no fan of needing to pack and leave. Let them come and knock on the doors of the church in which I reside. Literally, they will have to pass through the Hell of which I speak when conducting a mass before daring to do harm to my home or destroy that which people may hold sacred deep within their hearts. When war rages, it is the spirit which keeps the people going. Nurture their spirits, ignite a fire within their soul, and one man can do the work of ten others. Thus, would they not assist in protecting this place? And Shouldn’t I stay here to light that fire in their hearts?
Alas, it is not my place to argue against such orders. I suppose I ultimately could, but at least I will be able to watch over the heir of my kingdom and possibly ignite the fires within them. And if I did not leave and say that somehow, our religion was completely wiped from existence? Not a risk I can take I suppose. I was told I could have a day to pack. I was done before the sun had dared to completely pull itself up from over the horizon. I only needed to fold my weavings, I wrapped them around the one treasure I have – the fact that I cannot hear it bothers me to a good degree- , and only needed to pack the few articles of clothing I actually physically own which are not some of my weavings. All of my extra thread is packed away too. It all fits in one measly case. I fear I cannot take my collection with me. Over one hundred years of collecting will be left here. Oh, it pains me to think of leaving all of them behind. Rats possibly chewing on them. What will become of them if this place is destroyed? Or becomes a place of refuge? Oh, be strong my heart. Have faith they will be safe.
I am left to simply wait now and wonder what is to come. I’ve grown to dislike waiting. Amusing that I can still hear my mother singing; “Patience is a virtue my lil’ Somni.” I wonder when I will be leaving exactly? I’ve said my farewells to my Brothers and Sisters of this church, but just sitting here though makes saying those farewells just a tad more difficult because they are not final. Granted, I may not have spoken to them much outside of mass or other ceremonies, but I have lived with these people for a good deal of time, I have even raised a couple of them as my own children when they were abandoned on our doorstep. We have slept under the same roof, we have eaten together, we have bathed together, and while some may find it sacrilegious, I know a couple of the Brothers and Sisters are more than just that. So, it does pain me that I must leave them all behind.
I've been waiting for hours now. I suppose I shall prepare lunch?
Lunch was made and devoured. Yet again, I find myself staring at these pages of this journal with the anxiety of not knowing when-
Someone calls for me.
It seems that I must go now.
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