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=== The Siluška Crisis === During the '''[[Bîrak Feșathen Nervak]]''' (the Conquests of Nervak), King Pritchard grew convinced that his realm had overreached and that his lords' loyalties had wandered. His unease fastened upon '''[[Siluška]]''' — the faith of the nomadic [[Cushit]] people, whose adherents by then included prominent Gethin lords and ministers. The white moon '''[[Jaretol]]''' had been entrusted to '''Lord Gethin Rydderich''', but its remoteness kept him from court. Displaced Cushits, driven from their lands by the [[Duns]] and the knights of [[Canmore]], had begun to gather there in numbers. '''[[Gavinhaol]]''' — formerly Gareth Awbreys, castrated for a crime he maintained [[Prince Arwell]] had orchestrated — held the king's spy network and saw his opening. Drawing on his agents' reports, he persuaded Pritchard that Lord Rydderich had converted to Siluška under Jaretol's foreign influence. The king stripped Rydderich of the moon and granted it not to Arwell, who had scorned Gavinhaol in his former life, but to the younger '''[[Prince Wyn]]''', a scholar and diplomat inclined to peaceful settlement.
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