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It was a cool action sequence. I don't remember the very beginning, but then...
There was some army of guys allied with me. Something had made the army very angry and they decided to storm the castle. Naturally, they completely forgot about their commander. However, it comforted me that there were... Well, a lot of us, a whole horde. But when the castle came into view (a tall one with spires, just like in fairy tales), it became clear that there were plenty of them too. Fewer than us, but... The defenders of the castle were literally hanging off all the walls and were ready to "receive" us. When we emerged from behind a rock near the castle, we saw that some of the defenders had also positioned themselves on the plain and enemy cavalry was moving toward us.
I decided that the attackers had little chance of winning this battle "spontaneously" without a commander, so I decided to take command myself :) The enemy cavalry (there weren't that many) approached our ranks in a neat square formation, then a small number of people split off from it and got behind several of our squads (but hadn't managed to attack yet). I made a truly Solomonic decision to detach a few people from the squads being flanked and... Exactly, flank those who were flanking us. It's only logical. In the end, we won easily on that small section of the battle.
Meanwhile, others are storming the castle itself. Thousands of bodies are climbing right up the walls, and almost equal piles are receiving them at the top.
A few more skirmishes on the plain... I also tried to take part, but somehow didn't really get a chance. I tried to use earth magic (although I had weapons, for some reason I imagined it as... A strange bunch ofkeys or various swords worn on the belt from which you can take any weapon). Nothing came of these attempts. Maybe I lacked imagination? Maybe the thick layer of snow covering the battlefield interfered? I don't know. But my allies managed without my help.
Okay, next moment: the castle is almost captured, and new residents are already moving in. Hm... Yes, there were some women (some with children), bundles, luggage... They formed a long line at the gates and were slowly entering. Well, I'm kind of the boss here and decided to oversee everything, so I entered the gates without waiting in line. Along the way, I decided to check if my earth magic was working fine. First, I collapsed some brick pillar (+), then I used magic again to chip off a small piece of brick (you know, like "down to the second rib") and threw it. The piece flew an impressive 200 meters at huge speed (+), and then, just as I had managed to feel satisfied, it even returned like a boomerang. I didn't expect it; I barely caught it in time. Bricks are truly formidable weapons. Maybe I'm actually a brick mage? Finally, I took a piece of brick with me (larger than the one I threw last time, but smaller than half a brick) and went to the upper tiers of the castle to check if everything was okay there.
And there... Women, men, all unarmed and chained to the walls. A trap! Someone staged it as if the castle had been successfully captured, but in reality, everyone is being put in shackles! Well, I have my loyal friend-brick and a bunch of swords on my belt, so I went to solve the problem.
And, naturally, I defeated them all, but the dream says nothing more about it because it ended before that moment. The most annoying thing about dreams is how they seem to require buying a DLC to continue the story. The end!
There was some army of guys allied with me. Something had made the army very angry and they decided to storm the castle. Naturally, they completely forgot about their commander. However, it comforted me that there were... Well, a lot of us, a whole horde. But when the castle came into view (a tall one with spires, just like in fairy tales), it became clear that there were plenty of them too. Fewer than us, but... The defenders of the castle were literally hanging off all the walls and were ready to "receive" us. When we emerged from behind a rock near the castle, we saw that some of the defenders had also positioned themselves on the plain and enemy cavalry was moving toward us.
I decided that the attackers had little chance of winning this battle "spontaneously" without a commander, so I decided to take command myself :) The enemy cavalry (there weren't that many) approached our ranks in a neat square formation, then a small number of people split off from it and got behind several of our squads (but hadn't managed to attack yet). I made a truly Solomonic decision to detach a few people from the squads being flanked and... Exactly, flank those who were flanking us. It's only logical. In the end, we won easily on that small section of the battle.
Meanwhile, others are storming the castle itself. Thousands of bodies are climbing right up the walls, and almost equal piles are receiving them at the top.
A few more skirmishes on the plain... I also tried to take part, but somehow didn't really get a chance. I tried to use earth magic (although I had weapons, for some reason I imagined it as... A strange bunch of
Okay, next moment: the castle is almost captured, and new residents are already moving in. Hm... Yes, there were some women (some with children), bundles, luggage... They formed a long line at the gates and were slowly entering. Well, I'm kind of the boss here and decided to oversee everything, so I entered the gates without waiting in line. Along the way, I decided to check if my earth magic was working fine. First, I collapsed some brick pillar (+), then I used magic again to chip off a small piece of brick (you know, like "down to the second rib") and threw it. The piece flew an impressive 200 meters at huge speed (+), and then, just as I had managed to feel satisfied, it even returned like a boomerang. I didn't expect it; I barely caught it in time. Bricks are truly formidable weapons. Maybe I'm actually a brick mage? Finally, I took a piece of brick with me (larger than the one I threw last time, but smaller than half a brick) and went to the upper tiers of the castle to check if everything was okay there.
And there... Women, men, all unarmed and chained to the walls. A trap! Someone staged it as if the castle had been successfully captured, but in reality, everyone is being put in shackles! Well, I have my loyal friend-brick and a bunch of swords on my belt, so I went to solve the problem.
And, naturally, I defeated them all, but the dream says nothing more about it because it ended before that moment. The most annoying thing about dreams is how they seem to require buying a DLC to continue the story. The end!