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Okay, "mercenaries" – think of it as "soldiers," "servants," "workers," etc.
Okay, Conan. What's next? Let him wander around and tear everyone to pieces? He's alone.
Wiki or something:
Can anyone explain to me why the borrowed word "fantasy" is used instead of the Russian word "skazka" (fairy tale)? I think the phrase "Sumerian fantasy" is completely absurd, instead of "Sumerian fairy tales," or "philosophical fantasy" instead of "philosophical fairy tales." There also seems to be no consistency in determining the gender of the word "fantasy."
There is a fundamental difference between a folk tale, a literary tale, and fantasy – a genre of fiction. And this is emphasized in the article. Fantasy is no less influenced by the chivalrous adventure novel, the historical novel, and detailed world-building, and internal consistency. While a fairy tale is a completely abstract abstraction, often allegorical, and not limited by the reality created by the author.
I believe that a fairy tale is an "abstract fantasy." Why not?
P.S. It's possible, very easily. I've checked. You can also cast fire traps, walls of swords, fire walls, and other nonsense in the valley. And against a rocket, a celestial shield is easy, or you can find gremlins-breakers in the worst case.
P.P.S. Who messed up the count again??:smile51:
Tomorrow holds no promises Except the ones we've made
Wistrit
