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Thoughts on the scenario after completing "Hammers of Fate".

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Offline Рыцарь Бездны
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It seems that way. Agrail couldn't prevent the coming of the Dark Messiah, he could only delay it. On the other hand, it was thanks to this delay that Kha-Belekh was defeated. It is unknown what would have happened if Sareta had been raised by her father.



Remember the last video, about the murder of Biara. Kujin said that Biara supposedly killed Isabel's husband. And then Isabel says to Biara, "My husband, my country, you will have to answer for many things." I was waiting for Biara to tell Isabel the truth, and for Isabel to hate Railag. But, alas, a happy ending with wild laughter prevented that.

In short, Railag, it seems, lied to Isabel. He's not as simple as he seems. But then again, that's what you'd expect from a dark elf.
It is undeniable that Railag is not as simple as he seems, but remember the battle video. There were only Agrail and Nicholas, and no one else. As a result of the battle, Agrail wounds Nicholas (most likely mortally) and leaves. Nicholas remains alone for some time, and no one sees him. It turns out that Biara could only have killed him during this period (if Agrail really only wounded him lightly, and not mortally). Let's assume that's what happened, Biara killed him, but why didn't Agrail deny the fact that he killed Nicholas during his conversation with Tieru? Tieru - "But why did you kill Nicholas? Come on, Agrail, there should be no secrets between us." Agrail - "Ehh... it's all because of Isabel..."
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