Knights of Tezoth

Did you read the description of Yin's pod? Maybe Karneya is so angry because she can't find a similar pod anywhere? She'll immediately become kind after the act and cancel her evil plans.

Astral! 🤬 🤬 🤬

Before this, she hadn't been stuck with him in a confined space for a long time... But I know you won't give her dandelion to Eugene)

— How much more unexplored crap will we encounter on our way? — Stephanie exhaled wearily. Her muscles burned from everything they had been through. — Considering that we need to look for some alternative routes, I'd try turning left. Otherwise, sooner or later, when heading back, we risk losing people. Not to mention that if our army moves forward, after these two zones nothing but scraps will remain of it. And what do you think, Eugene?

Finding a bit more free time between moving through locations, Stephanie decided to reproduce on paper the battle with the Sordka that took place during the camp setup in Ikazkan:

Ikazkan Expedition. Beginning

Participants: the entire army of Guildaria

When after the explosion all the warriors of Guildaria were coming to their senses and setting up camp, while our leader was giving an inspiring speech, a huge sordka (who it was became known a little later; at the time she was just a big horned woman to everyone) with enormous horns and far from kind intentions sneaked into the camp. So Lord Adalard had no choice but to order the units standing closest to her to attack.

And as soon as the battle began, the giant warrior woman summoned terrifying skeletons into the fight. Those who weren't torn apart by the bone creatures were blown up by a single glance from this dark-skinned warrior woman. But no matter how hard the monsters led by the sordka tried, our army prevailed through numbers and coordinated tactics.

Those who could maintain a safe distance began to shoot — they loaded their bows with explosive arrows and, at Adalard Grimm's command, started firing upward at the ceiling. Physics did its job, and soon the giantess, along with her army of the dead, was buried under the rocks. However, that was far from everything.

The sordka, clinging to life with all her might, began hurling stones in all directions through sheer will and physical effort. The risk was absolute for everyone, and even Lord Adalard was forced to fend off the projectiles.

There was nothing left but to fire explosive arrows upward again at the lord's command, and to keep doing so until the spirit of the Ikazkan warrior woman finally left her body. Victory, but at a very heavy price.

The big and strong Knights of Revnland await, my friend.

Knowing Karneya, she'd rather lock him in a cage and use him whenever the need arises, while continuing to do whatever nonsense she pleases.

Hmm, what if... Alex, Lok, this might actually work. Think about it yourselves, why does he have kama in his skills and why was there that story with the lioness and the note? Of course, this option should be used when we've exhausted the others.

The main thing is that at some random moment Eugene doesn't turn out to be the one who tries to take that dandelion by force, threatening to blow up a head like an overripe watermelon if refused...

I see you haven't read my comment about sex slavery...

I think Eugene would be more to the liking of some fan of Tezoth's Nietzsche than Stefania or anyone from his entourage.

Hmm, can we send gold with the diplomat? Nailthrower seems reasonable enough, but you never know — at least it's some kind of insurance. We absolutely can't lose Yina; he's the only smart one we've got.

Lock, I expect supply lists from you — ugh, I mean, what to buy for your characters.

I'm not fooling myself with illusions — Stefania is of no use to him whatsoever for a whole host of reasons. One of which is the potential conflict with one of the best knights, who is far more useful in a friendly state. And besides, why would he kill a girl useful in battle with his own cock?

I did read it. But I think a master like Yin can melt her icy heart.

Our victory plan number one: set a good boy up with a bad girl.

Our victory plan number two: set a bad boy up with a bad girl.

Our problems: both might not survive.

In my headcanon, the lioness is Karneya in disguise. After Yin, no man can satisfy her, which is why she's so angry

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Interesting theory.