Knights of Tezoth

In diplomatic terms: get lost with your capital defense...🤣

- I am glad to welcome the Knight of the Gloomy Sky, servant of our great Deus, in the halls of the heart of grand Florentzan! Yes, of course, golden words! - Gitgood nodded understandingly. - This is a great tragedy requiring careful weighing of the situation and an adequate response from all involved, for the good of all Tezoth and each of its inhabitants! For this reason, all necessary diplomatic measures and humanitarian campaigns have already been undertaken on our part. Rest assured, my lord Axel, Florentzan will not turn its back on the citizens of Tezoth in this difficult hour, regardless of their origin, and will provide all necessary assistance to every sufferer.

-- Glad to hear that Florentzan does not intend to stand aside. How many of your soldiers are you ready to allocate for the defense of the capital, in percentages?

The fat man squinted, drilling the knight with his gaze.
- In the events of the near future, which we would like to avoid at all costs, the healers of Indominus will actively assist the wounded - healing those unfortunate enough to stay out of harm's way from both physical and spiritual wounds. At the same time, it is the duty of the brave warriors of Florentzan to prevent the flames of war from spreading, and there are currently no free swords in our ranks. If anything changes, the capital will be notified.

Then returns to Rezara 2:
— Accustomed to comfort and tranquility, a dweller of the olive lands, in this I agree with you. Low is the skill of arms and lower still the battle spirit, that is true. Do you have any ideas on how to inspire the common folk to great deeds?

Then she returns to Rezara 2:
— You have grown accustomed to the comfort and tranquility of the olive lands, in that I agree with you. Your skill with weapons is low, and your battle spirit even lower, that is true. Do you have any ideas on how to inspire the common folk to great deeds?

- I thought about this in the context of Kanamia. Does the common man really care so much about the conflict between Deus and the Knight of Loyalty? By and large, no matter which of them prevails, for the average inhabitant nothing will change to such an extent that it would be worth sacrificing one's own health or life to prevent it. After all, everyone is convinced that Lyon Vermgrace does not intend to harm anyone except Her Majesty. Therefore, we can only rely on subjective principles — a sense of duty, love for the ruler, and the like.