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I dreamt of Constantin last night. I find myself missing him, the touch of his hand, the grace of his dancing, the press of his lips against mine. The feel of his power and warmth deep inside.
I know why, of course. The children. Seeing the children has made me yearn for my own, and especially visiting the Little One. Such a delicate, beautiful tiny creature, growing in her artificial womb, oblivious to the violence and terror that brought about her early entry into this life. How can we not be grateful to God that we have such medical technology that she now survives and thrives? In the days of my ancestors, both she and Ishta would have been doomed.
Alas, I know that children of my own are not my destiny, yet I am content knowing that I play my part to make New Eden a better place for them all. I cannot believe that any child anywhere in the universe is unworthy of God's Love and Mercy, yet it must cause both Him and Our Eternal Empress such sorrow to know that so many shall grow up to adults never knowing the Light of True Faith. That is the reason for the Reclaiming in its many forms. Not for territory nor glory, and most certainly not for power, but so that no child must suffer in ignorance of God's Compassion.
We shall bring it to them all.
Another step forward in Operation Sanctity, and the scope has been widened to accommodate Arline's request for assistance. Forgive me, Little One, but I must send your father to dangerous places in order that your future be made safe. If it is at all in my power to do so, I shall do all I can to keep you and all other children from seeing the things I have now seen. I may have my own inner wickedness, that Unclean Force that clouds my mind and my judgements at times, but I am still of The Faith, still one of God's Children, and I know that my own failings are but little compared to the evil of the enemy we face.
That is not for you to fret over, Little One. Sleep and dream of love and wonders until it is time for you to wake to your family.
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