Children

Talaena Landessi · Post by **Talaena Landessi** » Tue Aug 16, 2005 8:58 am

I have seen children with sharp, battle ready weapons in thier hands.
I have seen children with full suits of armour on.
I have seen children with idea of becoming warriors. In the moment.
I have seen children Training like an adult would train to hone thier skills.

ive seen children between the ages of 8-13 with weapons in thier hands and armour on thier backs. Whats bad is most are parentless, usually adopting a man or woman as thier mother or father.

The worst part about arming children these days is that they can kill without remourse. They dont care about the things that children normall would. They want to be adults when they just arent ready to be adults. They are ready to kill and its sad. Ive killed hundred of things, every night i see their faces and they haunt me. The children shouldnt have to fight, they have adults to fight to protect them.

These "Parents" let the children go wander about the country side to be attacked by creatures and asssassins and such. The adults in Trollsbane in perticular can barely take care of people in thier town much less outside of it.

Possible solutions:

Take all teh weapons and armour away from them. MAYBE give them wooden swords or what not to play with, but nothing metal.

Keep them in trollsbane where they are less liekly to be mauled by an animal or killed by a murderer.

If trollsbane is in so much need to train children so you for military aid then make a Military school, with a designated teacher and a lodging for them.

Foster parents: ACT MORE PARENT-LIKE

-Left Unsigned-

Olivia_Gales · Post by **Olivia_Gales** » Tue Aug 16, 2005 3:39 pm

Adults can be quite foolish sometimes. We are being hurt and kidnapped even robbed. We dont even have to leave the town. Every time we turn around someone is dead or someone is hurt. It is not easy for children and why should adults take away our only way of saving ourselves? The only message that sends to me is that you really don't care fo the children, and probably will never see them as anything more than sword carrying trouble making brats.

The note is signed Emily Xahep