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Utbördlinga sagan is a controversial topic in the holy chronologically and is a rather new book written by the cleric Nils Haraldssen. In the chronological faith is it a topic of hot debate and while it have not been officially recognized as canon by the arch cleric so have a large movement accepted it as the truth. However so are there a similarly sized movement that have declared it to be a insult to the temple and that Nils should be declared Útblót. Other people have also considered it to be not only racist but also taking some rather large leaps of logic as well as some liberties with not only chronological doctrine but also with ancient foreign texts.
Adasir i Dhalmark
Adasir i dhalmark is the first section of Utbördlinga sagan and deals with the travels and adventures of the god of justice in Dhalmark. It says that amongst other things so were Grandmaster Aventris Clarius the founder of the Forntianistic faith just Adasir in disguise and goes into great detail describing how most of his sayings are either misquoted or simply the result of beastlings having poor hearing due to their non-human status.
It later on also goes into detail of how the sayings of Aventris in reality should be interpreted in a more warlike and chronlogical fashion. For instance so does he argue say that what Aventris in reality meant by the words "The Keys to Transcendence are before you. Defeat the weakness within yourself" in the Sacred Calling was about destroying not only weakness within oneself to be a better warrior and a man or woman but also that the keys to transcendence is in reality meant to be prayer and devotion to the gods themselves. Or in the words of Utbördlinga sagan;
"And thus the holy god in the disguise of Aventris said "The Keys to Transcendence are before you. Defeat the weakness within yourself!" to the gathered masses. But as so much was the quote misinterprited and where he spoke of keys did the divine god mean prayers to him and his fellow gods. He also spoke how weakness of not only spirit but also of body should be defeated so that the people would be strong mighty warriors worthy of Gyllenheim but also pious and fearful on Midgard. Yet the words were not interpreted correctly!"
Anglir i Ponimarkerna
Anglir i Ponimarkerna is the second part of utbördlinga sagan that tells the tales of two anglir serving Hisrir and Larim the gods of the moon and the sun respectively. Utbördlinga sagan tells the tale how these two anglir took the shape of Lunar and Celestia respectively that descended down amongst the ponies that lived to the west of Scandera. The tale continues how they forgot about their missions and decided to take up the mantle of godhood it goes into great length about the real duties and tasks of the two pony goddesses and argues that their original task was to spread the chronological faith there.
Reaction to utbördlinga sagan abroad
In the Great Civilization of The C'tan, the Utbördling Saga, as it is generally referred to, was lampooned on the popular comedy circuit by Arvakh ita Sautekh's bawdy and burlesque play Utbordlingus, which features a considerable amount of nudity and explicit acts intended to seemingly offend the Imerian audience, and depicts both Fornt and Adasir as buffoons, though in the end Fornt exposes the impostor and forces him to engage in many perverted acts of masochistic penitence that echo Spirean customs. A defamation suit by Princess Luna's attorneys has also landed Nils Haraldssen with a considerable outstanding fine.