A Sermon on Cavaliers and Necromancers: Taken from the Collected Works of M. Bias

Credited to "the collected works of M. Bias," this sermon extemporizes on the nature of the bond between a necromancer and their cavalier, and the modern corruption of this bond including granting the title of cavalier to unskilled swordsmen and romantic relationships between necromancer and cavalier.

The sermon of M. Bias serves as a reaction to modern Nine Houses' interpretation of the necromancer-cavalier bond as "romanticising an essentially military bondage" as reflected in Nine Houses popular culture, such as Be My Cavalier I-VII.