The Buri Religious Law, "Burrewu Bawu o Buri," ("Collective Conscience for Buri People") is presented here in an abridged format. Since the Buri have interconnected minds, it is not written down, meaning speaking with them is the only way of determining it. Also, since Buri are often hostile to humans, it is difficult to get into contact safely, and indeed, they often have cunningly circumvented protective measures. To date (4 November 1991), twelve individuals have lost their lives attempting to secure this information, out of thirteen who have, as of yet, collected it.

What you will read here is a collection of information gleaned from surreptitiously recorded interviews with various Buri, which were transmitted to the publisher writer's studio live. Each section will feature the interviewer and the interviewee in credit. Please keep in mind that this data set may expand multiple times, as we continue to attempt to glean information.

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(Obtained by Franklin van Dyk, interviewing Anna Warner)

1) Killing for pleasure must always result in the resurrection of the victim. However, hunting for food does not require resurrection, and killing one in the defense of others is absolutely unacceptable.

2) When hunting, leave no trace. Be like a ghost, and make the prey disappear. It is easier than forcing the prey's loved ones to see something unpleasant.

3) Avoid humans, their grudges are eternal. If you encounter them, use the cleverness of your fellow Buri to thwart them.

4) Waste nothing. Anything can use anything, and we can use anything.

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(Obtained by Mavis Mengzhua and Jackson Hewlett, interviewing Kaleb Warner)

[This information is still being processed]

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(Obtained by Kira d'Hondt, Jason deVito, and Goodluck Adeola, interviewing Jozef Warner)

[This information is still being processed]

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(Obtained by Steven Li, Katie Huang, Paul Terhaar, and Richard Gibson, interviewing Jenny Warner-Liu)

[This information is still being processed]

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(Obtained by Keith Wright, William Hendrixon, and Austin Haddix, interviewing Jan Warner-Isadesu)

[This interview is ongoing, results to be revealed later]