Why wouldn't Osh offer prayers to One and cure Jingo of his ailments? The man would regain his sanity, give a dress to one of the hussies, and... maybe even take a break from his "quest for knowledge"...
- He attacked us, leading bronze statues in front of him! Nothing worked on them! Spears broke against their bodies, spells dissipated in the wind! And he just finished off the survivors, hiding behind bronze walls! Go was too busy with our defense to be able to do anything about it! He had short, light brown hair and the same colored eye! He had a bow, a sword, and gray clothes! If I am promised the opportunity to take his head, I will dedicate myself to Óne!
- Your anger and desire for revenge are understandable to me. But as I said, we punish the guilty, not seek revenge. The thirst for revenge clouds the mind and forces its bearer to commit rash acts that only push the goal further away. And sometimes, even make its achievement impossible. I have good and bad news for you, Myrdar Bo, son of Go. The bad news is that the Defenders of Ikazkan are not yet strong enough to resist the strongest of the fire people. The good news is that we know how to destroy the so-called "machinaries," meaning the "bronze statues." For now, you should bring your mind into order, calm down. Perhaps release some steam in a friendly duel. The local warriors are holding a tournament. After the battle in the cat settlement, we were badly battered. We are regaining our strength. The only promise I can give you: Osh Dale will never stop until creatures like these exist. If you really want to punish this man, and not die in a hopeless attempt to reach him, then I will gladly accept you into the Defenders of Ikazkan and help you bring justice.
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The guy has been on the surface for a long time, and you're still looking for "his head"...
Небо – угроз не слышит
Небо – ведёт особый счёт
Небо – тебя найдёт
