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Don't go exterminating all the lizardmen; there aren't many left. Author
- That would be... a rather sad sight. Imagine if the serpent people tried to do the same to us? They'd come and watch us live behind a fence, feed us from their hands, and all that, brr... But yes, our world is very dangerous. Many who don't venture beyond their cities don't often think about it. It's a little sad to see when someone treats goods that have come from afar with disrespect. After all, a lot of people put a lot of effort into getting them on the shelves of stores.
—It's hard to argue with that, but I think that all of us—ordinary people, with rare exceptions—are still just animals in a cage in someone's more important eyes. Sorry if that sounded too gloomy, but a death knight isn't exactly the life of the party. —Klin guiltily poked at a blade of grass with his toe. —If I could drink, I'd raise a toast to the brave merchant travelers. Well, I think that in the future, science will invent tools that will dry up the sands, drive away the harpies, and allow ships to warn of whirlpools and icebergs in their path. ... And what about the Amazons? Are they also some kind of lizard-like creatures? —the knight asked, noticing a gap in the wooden fence.