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9. False Divinity
Nim and Esanu led us through the dunes, and when we crossed the last one, we saw something beautiful. Many trees and even more water. It was an ocean inhabited by water elementals. Descending from the hills, we found ourselves in a jungle that we had to cross to reach the human settlement and free our friends. Esanu said that five of them had been captured, although there were many more initially, but the rest stayed behind to fight the nagas who had set up an ambush. Most likely, they perished, so our main task was to free those who were held captive by the humans. We needed at least two more water elementals so that they could cast a spell to find their queen. For several days, we fought our way through the jungle, and we managed to save four water elementals: a pikeman (the squad leader), two warriors with tridents, and a priestess. But there was also a sorceress whom we didn't find, and she was sacrificed (maybe this is part of the plot, or maybe not, but I searched the entire island and didn't find anyone else, and then the turns for this mission ran out). And if I'm not mistaken, it was the Necromancer who did it. Are the humans allied with them? Or is this some kind of dark cult? We had to find out. Soon, our missing scout appeared. He said that Elo had appeared to him, and indeed, she was standing next to him. They began to summon elves to their side, calling Kale a heretic. Some of the elves followed their "goddess," while the others remained. We didn't want to fight our own kind, but there was no other choice. The priestess, Zhul, tried to stop Elo, to reason with her, but she didn't even want to listen to her follower and turned her into a statue. Then we defeated the traitors and destroyed the embodiment of Elo, which was a phantom. After that, the water elementals told us about the ships that were on the northwestern island. We had to hijack them to sail to the queen. The ships were guarded by Necromancers, undead, and human soldiers. Now I had no doubt that they were in league. These people worshiped a dark goddess and used necromancy. We quickly reached the bay, broke through the defenses, and captured the ships.
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The beginning of the operation
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Rescuing the water elementals
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Human outposts
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Enemy warlord
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We ended up fighting the elves, and as we approached the island, a golem suddenly attacked us, and we had to kill it. Someone mentally ordered it to do so. Oh, I'm sorry for him =(
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Elo
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Hijacking ships from the Necromancer
Nim and Esanu led us through the dunes, and when we crossed the last one, we saw something beautiful. Many trees and even more water. It was an ocean inhabited by water elementals. Descending from the hills, we found ourselves in a jungle that we had to cross to reach the human settlement and free our friends. Esanu said that five of them had been captured, although there were many more initially, but the rest stayed behind to fight the nagas who had set up an ambush. Most likely, they perished, so our main task was to free those who were held captive by the humans. We needed at least two more water elementals so that they could cast a spell to find their queen. For several days, we fought our way through the jungle, and we managed to save four water elementals: a pikeman (the squad leader), two warriors with tridents, and a priestess. But there was also a sorceress whom we didn't find, and she was sacrificed (maybe this is part of the plot, or maybe not, but I searched the entire island and didn't find anyone else, and then the turns for this mission ran out). And if I'm not mistaken, it was the Necromancer who did it. Are the humans allied with them? Or is this some kind of dark cult? We had to find out. Soon, our missing scout appeared. He said that Elo had appeared to him, and indeed, she was standing next to him. They began to summon elves to their side, calling Kale a heretic. Some of the elves followed their "goddess," while the others remained. We didn't want to fight our own kind, but there was no other choice. The priestess, Zhul, tried to stop Elo, to reason with her, but she didn't even want to listen to her follower and turned her into a statue. Then we defeated the traitors and destroyed the embodiment of Elo, which was a phantom. After that, the water elementals told us about the ships that were on the northwestern island. We had to hijack them to sail to the queen. The ships were guarded by Necromancers, undead, and human soldiers. Now I had no doubt that they were in league. These people worshiped a dark goddess and used necromancy. We quickly reached the bay, broke through the defenses, and captured the ships.
Screenshot #1
The beginning of the operation
Screenshot #2
Rescuing the water elementals
Screenshot #3
Human outposts
Screenshot #4
Enemy warlord
Screenshot #5
We ended up fighting the elves, and as we approached the island, a golem suddenly attacked us, and we had to kill it. Someone mentally ordered it to do so. Oh, I'm sorry for him =(
Screenshot #6
Elo
Screenshot #7
Hijacking ships from the Necromancer
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