The custom of killing all male descendants of a vanquished enemy evolved during the Sovereignty of the Swords. The original reasoning was that sons sought revenge upon their fathers" murderers. The reason for continuing this custom differs from its origin. No matter what the father"s offense, the trait passed from father to son—in effect a genetic flaw, despite scientific evidence that the genes don"t encode such flaws. Such fallacious reasoning exemplifies the psychology of the Swords themselves.—The Fall of the Swords, by Keeping Track.
The Fall of the SwordsThe matriarchies are a law unto themselves. We vehemently oppose the interference of men and honor canons sacred only to women. According to Matriarchal Law, a woman and all her daughters belong to only one Matriarchy. Although bloo
