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#3954
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1) After killing Sharron, we are no longer needed by the Fog People.
Who knows, maybe they could still be useful. After all, they didn't take an interest in us for no reason.
2) Objectively, we are unlikely to be able to take revenge on them with the remnants of our squad (even at full strength, it would be unlikely).
Objectively, we can only take revenge on them through a quest. Storming their base is out of the question, and it wasn't part of my plan. My plan was not to replace Sharron, but only to pretend. And to give the real Sharron all the necessary information so that he could successfully impersonate the imposter. There are also many "buts" here, though. But I don't consider my option particularly successful either.
3) During the unrest in the city, all the valuable Fog People should quietly leave – there will be nothing for them to do there anyway. Should they deliberately stay to deliver the medicine? What's the point?
If they successfully complete the task, what's the point of leaving? Replacing Sharron is one of the first stages of a long-term plan.
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#3955
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Who knows, maybe it wouldn't hurt. They didn't take an interest in us for no reason.
If they keep us on painkillers and force us to continue working for them for free, I think it's better to die. Both from an RP perspective and from a gameplay perspective. /
But giving the real one all the necessary information so that he can successfully pretend to be an imitator. There are also many "buts" here, though. But I don't think my option is particularly successful either.
/ It's unrealistic. Even if you give the real one all the information, even if he agrees to play in such a theater (he won't agree for long. He can't withdraw troops from the front, for example, as the fake Sharon would), they will simply ask him to take off his mask at some point. That is, my idea was to act quickly and capture the Mistwalkers alive, before they find out the details, and outwardly make everything look decent and supposedly successful for them. And not to rely too much on the real Sharon being cooperative. This is an obvious weak point. /
If they successfully do everything, what's the point of running around? Replacing Sharon is one of the first stages of a long-term plan.
/I understand that their goal is to restore the pre-war balance of power? In that case, it is enough to withdraw the Solar Army and create chaos among the Solar, to completely remove them from the game. Constantly being their puppet on the throne is a bit risky in terms of exposure (sooner or later) and doesn't seem necessary. But maybe you're right. /
 

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#3956
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/ This is unrealistic. Even if you give the real one all the necessary information, even if he agrees to play along in such a charade (he won't agree for long. He can't withdraw troops from the front, for example, as the fake Sharron did), they will simply ask him to take off his mask at some point.
So, my idea was to act quickly and capture the Mistwalkers while they don't know the details, and make everything look decent and supposedly successful for them. And not to rely too much on the real Sharron being cooperative. This is an obvious weak point. /
My idea was to deceive them briefly, get the medicine + possible gratitude from Sharron, and then make a quick escape. Of course, no one expected a long-term deception. However, we abandoned our cunning plans anyway.
/I understand that their goal is to restore the pre-war balance of power? In that case, it is enough to withdraw the Solar army and create chaos among the Solar, to completely eliminate them from the game. Constantly being their puppet on the throne is a bit risky in terms of exposure (sooner or later) and doesn't seem necessary. But maybe you're right. /
Their goal, like that of other clans, is complete control of Heckelia. None of them need a perfect balance in a vacuum; even the snakes came to the aid of the mantises only because they themselves would be next.
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#3957
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/Maybe. In any case, I believe that the false Sharron will recall the army and will hold out for a maximum of a month after that (perhaps less). Perhaps the Sylvan faction will be able to outmaneuver this and put forward some of their own allies, or perhaps someone with views similar to Sharron's will come to power. We'll see./
 

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#3958
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In short, let's go betray and die.

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By the way, how do we get rid of the corpse? Should we summon a monster with Emma that will eat Sharron's corpse?
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#3959
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We'll eat them ourselves. You guys have strong stomachs).
Where do we go?
Where do we end up when we save the world?
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#3961
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By the way, how do we get rid of the corpse? Should we summon a monster with Emma that will eat Sharron's corpse?
Let's levitate it with Delia's magic and let Sharron fly out the window like a balloon, somewhere into the stratosphere.
 

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#3963
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Humid. Like fog.

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So, the votes:
Fog - Siv, Aretz, Nayretz, Me
Plan - Ment, Alex

Is that correct?
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#3965
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Do you have a double?
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#3967
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And ND: Poison?