STOP

[ofcaesarea.insanejournal.com]

Hey. The email wouldn’t go away, so I logged into the network. I get it. I get what you’re trying to do and I already remember, but I don’t really do fan clubs, so you can stop now.

How do I go about unsubscribing from this little family?

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[heraldofthedeep.insanejournal.com]

Quite simple. You don't. And there are seven groups, not just one. You'll be expected primarily to work with your own, but some things do involve all of us as a whole, including combat preparations. If your identity has been anonymous to date, count your blessings and try to keep your head down in the meantime.

[ofcaesarea.insanejournal.com]

What are the seven? Is there any way to avoid working with my own group if my group is who I think?

Who are we fighting?

I'll try, but I've never really been too good at flying under the radar.

[heraldofthedeep.insanejournal.com]

Greeks, Celts, Norse, Egyptians, Judeo-Christians, Hindus and the Mayan. I can tell you're not a Greek, but you'll have to find the rest for yourself. As for not working with them, I highly doubt you'll get a complete exemption, but there are those who choose to ally themselves with other groups. I happen to employ Baldr of the Norse as one of my primary advisors.

As for who we fight... Mostly those who don't like the fact that we exist. We've been attacked before, and we've been lucky those haven't resulted in more damage than they have. But there are supernatural opponents that occasionally appear as well. I admit to having one of the bigger targets painted on me, but I have the army and treasury necessary to back myself up.

Keep yourself out of trouble with the anti-godling factions, and you should be all right.

[ofcaesarea.insanejournal.com]

Why cross groups if you're expected to remain in your own?

It sounds.. intense, and not particularly welcome. I get civic duty and everything, but some warning would be nice. [...] We do what we must, I guess.

Thanks for the advice.