First of all, Lord Vahin did not force you to leave. Horis, a Justicar
and ally of the Clerics, heard of the disturbances in Nirvana and acted
to protect it's holy grounds and to keep blood from being shed in that
place. When he arrived, he requested several times that they leave
peacably, and only resorted to violence in defense of his own person,
when the intruders attacked him without warning. After the intruders
fled in fear from his retaliation, Horis set about cleaning the premises
of Nirvana, removing the bodies and cleansing the place of the demonic
pentagram. He even went so far as to offer them back their pike, but
they declined the offer. As well, he offered Dregaur an oppurtunity to
reclaim his totem, but midway through the process, Dregaur apparently
decided otherwise and fled the scene once more.

Horis did not act in defense of the Templars, the Clerics, or the Order
of Vahin. He acted because Nirvana is a place sacred to the Gods and
violence within it's confines is an offense to the Divine. As a
Justicar, it is his duty to deal with such situations. Had the intruders
been content with their limited successes outside of Nirvana, Horis
would not have interfered with their activities.

-Rumal

Penned by my hand on the 1st of Naturalis, in the year 424 AD.