A lot of people reached the point that I can no longer teach them today, though nowhere near as many as yesterday. Roughly thirty thousand locals have grown beyond my ability to teach them at this point, and I expect more to leave every day. At the current rate, I also expect there to be roughly two thousand new recruits to my Paladins, which is more than I expected when I started this whole thing.

As far as my other project goes, I did make a lot of progress, but none of it novel. I’m just grinding away at what needs to be done.

I talked to Par today, I figured that since he was leaving in the next couple days I probably should. He is definitely angry, and for good reason, but that anger is tempered with a calm rationality. He doesn’t want to hurt the enemy, he wants to crush them completely and utterly, and he at least thinks he knows how to do it. I hope he does.

It’s honestly amazing how much he’s changed from the ugly little goblin he used to be. I look forward to seeing how he grows after we finish taking over everything on the continent, and beyond that as well. How will our great empire grow and develop with him as the head? I may be the face, but he is definitely the head. I guess that would make Tiddol the brains.

Actually, that fits quite well. When people see think of or hear about our empire it often relates to me, between the scholars studying me and other people worshiping me I am always the first part of our empire people are made aware of. Par is the one with actual practical control over governing stuff, he is the one who organizes and controls everything. Without him none of this would have ever happened, as a result, he has the most power. While Tiddol is constantly pushing forward our understanding of pretty much everything, she is the one that controls and organizes our scholars, the ones working for our empire and not the order. It is a really interesting dynamic that has propped up around the three of us. Pretty much everyone else in power has died or isn’t that important, with a few exceptions. Kaire and Lulem, for instance, are both incredibly influential with a sizeable portion of our population, though their influence does not extend far beyond that. Same with the guy that replaced Speaker, I know he changed his name but I’m not sure what he changed it too yet.

Anyway, Good Night Diary.