Knights of Tezoth

Psst, Nebok, take note — later, if anything comes up, we'll jump on Revan with complaints that he devalued our efforts in Ikazkan! :з

You jokers crack your jokes, but I'm not laughing. What did I need to do to get through those f*cking corridors and reach Ikazkan? What? And what were the odds of that happening?

if in battle she doesn't take off her panties instead of firing a shot, then it's unclear why such a disease is even needed

Oh nice, even better than sheer stupidity.

Having eaten a piece of flesh, Stephania felt herself gradually losing her mind. Her consciousness was slipping further and further away from her body. She was in no hurry to eat another piece, only weeping and thinking about Aconia and what would become of her next. She desperately did not want to die in this cursed, god-forsaken place. Right now, all she could think about was wanting to find herself back at the camp with her comrades.

All that's left of us there are the defenders of Ikazkan, I suppose. Hopefully they've all turned into imba-level units like Hatarait.

Rinze, by the way, answered the call without devouring flesh. You can tell right away: a great goddess, unlike that formless piece of light of yours, indifferently watching as its cities fall and its daughter is violated.

Alas, one cannot change one's worldview by thoughts alone...

You know, I actually genuinely thought Revan gave us respawning imps for a reason. But turns out, it really was just for no reason. No supplies, just endless corridors and absolute chaos. Though it's still more interesting than that strategy game of yours.

And so what am I left with? Really just sitting here waiting for the post counter to run out?))

Where was that? I missed it.

Astral made it up...

That was my idea... but at the very least, she split her into artifacts, revealing the unpleasant truth that Naria's daughter... doesn't exactly shine in the figure department.

maybe it's a case like with Iphila

if Gildaria goes on autopilot now, it's the end for the underground, and when the Gildarians rise up, for the surface too

I see. The topic of her daughter hasn't been explored yet.

Her figure is fine. None of those giant melons you people like.