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'''Felix Wachter''' was the [[Sentire]] of [[Sturben]]. The course of his life took a violent and unforeseeable turn in [[698 BC]]. He found himself leading the minority faction within the [[Church of Ezra]] that argued against accepting the [[bribe]] of [[Camille Dilisnya]] whereby she sought to draw a line under her murder of [[Yakov Dilisnya]], | '''Felix Wachter''' was the [[Sentire]] of [[Sturben]]. The course of his life took a violent and unforeseeable turn in [[698 BC]]. He found himself leading the minority faction within the [[Church of Ezra]] that argued against accepting the [[bribe]] of [[Camille Dilisnya]] whereby she sought to draw a line under her murder of [[Yakov Dilisnya]], [[praesidius]] and [[founder]] of the church. Bitterly disappointed by his peers determination to enter into a [[pact]] with Camille and greatly afraid of her wrath, Felix led four like-minded [[anchorite|anchorites]] from [[Borca]] to [[Mordent]] where they [[founded]] the [[Mordentish]] branch of the faith. In [[699 BC]] he wrote ''[[Second Book of Ezra|The Second Book of Ezra]]''. He served as [[Bastion]] from [[698 BC]] to [[716 BC]]. | ||
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Revision as of 20:14, 17 November 2011
Felix Wachter was the Sentire of Sturben. The course of his life took a violent and unforeseeable turn in 698 BC. He found himself leading the minority faction within the Church of Ezra that argued against accepting the bribe of Camille Dilisnya whereby she sought to draw a line under her murder of Yakov Dilisnya, praesidius and founder of the church. Bitterly disappointed by his peers determination to enter into a pact with Camille and greatly afraid of her wrath, Felix led four like-minded anchorites from Borca to Mordent where they founded the Mordentish branch of the faith. In 699 BC he wrote The Second Book of Ezra. He served as Bastion from 698 BC to 716 BC.
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