-[X]Investigate: (Logue Lowe): The Great Sage of Ishvala, the Fifteenth Prophet of Ishval, the Spiritual leader of the whole nation. And an outspoken critic of the Amestrian occupation. What is his story? Rolled:
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Logue Lowe should have been an enigma. He was born in a small monastery in the middle of the Desert, to two priests… well a priest and a Nun. He was raised from a young age to the priesthood.
He then at 20, received a vision from Ishvala, and used the vision to become the next Prophet of Ishval. He was then acted as the newest and most popular leader for centuries, promoting many reforms in the Religion, and promoted a more… active but peaceful separation from Amestris, either as a special administrative zone, or outright independence…
Which made him many enemies from the more conservative people in his region, but also won him many friends in Parliament… when that was still an institution that was actually in power.
And he was willing to sacrifice everything for his people. On more than one occasion, he was sentenced to prison… but served time and was released on bail…
After the twenty-fifth time… well they stopped throwing him in jail and went after his supporters.
It was a small wonder his calls for peace were not ignored, after such a catastrophe in the city. But his word, as Prophet and as a man was unbreakable.
He was a good man, and his people trusted him completely for answers… and guidance in an uncertain world.
-[X]Interview: (The Prophet): You are in the same town as the Prophet… you need to know Rolled:
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The following is an interview between Alfred Ailtree and The Ishvallan Prophet Logue Lowe
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A.A: Why have you called Ishval to focus on peaceful means, rather than armed conflict?
L.L: Because I have seen what war does to desperate people. The people will suffer, there will be famine, and if we fully commit, our ideals, however noble they are, will be corrupted. I am merely doing my best so that the noble ideas of Ishval are not hijacked by Extremism.
A.A: There is Extremism?
L.L: Yes. It is only natural after a century of occupation and repression that some consider the alternative to be extremism… but they are a minor voice, one that is not nearly as powerful as your propaganda claims.
A.A: And what about efforts of your independence?
L.L: I hope for it… but I would not wish for my people to risk their lives for it. Ishval is only a place… the Ishvallan's, our god… and the people who live in it are far more important than the land that is our home. Land is only a place… but a people who never give up and remain unified, even in defeat… that is the greatest gift I can give to my people.
A.A: You think yourselves defeated?
L.L In this battle, yes… but in the War, no. We will have our victory soon enough… Ishval will be free. And the world will know that it was not through violence that it occurred… but through simple human decentcy.
