Knights of Tezoth

Arandor spent the previous 2 turns chilling: "he's a good guy, he's a handsome fellow, he's excusable, look, he's fighting now"

From the start, I spent 2 AP on the team's chosen target (I didn't think about whether it was primarily beneficial to me personally, and that's clear from my early posts), shot as directed until Ferlyuts came out (although even the crit shot on Whitecalm could theoretically have been traded for a shot at the wyvern, depending on whether the distance allowed it, but I'm too lazy to check), and now I don't want to deliberately set myself up for suicide: "scum, die in a ditch"

And yes, I'm aware that some players here really dislike pegasus riders, including me, because I have a longer-range bow (even without free AP). In particular, you dislike pegasus riders. You said so in plain text. And considering how, without waiting for Revan's response, you spoke out against my mere attempt to clarify whether I could cancel the preemptive strike or choose not to act against any target, I have a question — wouldn't you yourself be happy if Blood Flow procs on me? And this isn't an accusation that you're a bad person; everyone wants to win.

Arandor had been sitting around for 2 turns before that, taking it easy: "he's a good guy, he's a handsome fellow, he's forgiven, look, he's fighting now"

From the start, I spent 2 AP on the target chosen by the team (I didn't think about whether it was primarily beneficial to me personally, and that's clear from my posts at the beginning), I shot as directed until Ferlyuts came out (although even the crit shot on Whitekalm could theoretically have been traded for a shot at the wyvern, I'd need to check if the distance allowed it, but I'm too lazy to look), and now I don't want to deliberately put myself in a suicide position: "scum, die in a back alley"

And yes, I'm aware that some players here really dislike pegasus riders, including me, because I have a longer-range bow (even without free AP). Including the fact that you dislike pegasus riders. You said so in plain text. And considering how, without waiting for Reven's response, you spoke out against my mere attempt to clarify whether I could cancel the preemptive strike or choose not to act against any target, I have a question — wouldn't you yourself be glad if I got a bleed proc? And this isn't an accusation that you're a bad person; everyone wants to win.

I literally quoted you a piece of the skill description. As I've answered people many times, including Yashchur, before.

Maybe I should go invisible now too, and let Alex and Arandor gallop far away while they go after Axel and Nelia?

Maybe I should go invisible now too, and let Alex and Arandor gallop far away while they go after Axel and Nelia?

Well, actually yes, Bugurt assumes exactly that.

Maybe I should go invisible now too, and let Alex and Arandor gallop far away while they go after Axel and Nelia?

Well, actually yes, Bugurt assumes exactly that.

/ Well, you radishes. Only Deusa's Knights fight like knights, true to their word. And some others were rolling a barrel at us. /

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Maybe I should go invisible now too, and let Alex and Arandor gallop far away while they go after Axel and Nelia?

Well, yeah, Bugurt assumes exactly that.

/ Yashchur, when will the Albusovites start acting like that? Because I've been waiting and waiting and can't wait any longer /

It's not even a fact that you'll hit him with preemptive strikes, given his huge evasion. And even then, the chance for bleeding is only 50%. Meanwhile, he'll be standing under Tarantos and wiping out our team. Your actions are going directly against the interests of the alliance, for the sake of some microscopic chances. It sounds like, having realized an almost 100% victory, you're just keeping up appearances so that your former comrades don't turn against you.

- Hmm-m-m, heh-heh-heh! Once upon a time, a curious story happened to one of my countrywomen — she pretended to be human and made an important man fall in love with her. They engaged in all sorts of mundane nonsense typical of your kind, read books together, held hands, strolled and admired the scenery, whispered sweet nothings to each other. But one day, her illusion dissipated, and her true nature, including our ears, long compared to yours, was revealed to his eyes! She immediately tensed up, her face twisted, and she asked him with contemptuous anger, "How did your heart manage to overcome my charms? That should not be possible!" And he said to her, "Life saw fit to endow me with a mind different from ordinary human ones, and I am unable to lose my own will, alas." This answer puzzled her even more than before, and she was practically shouting at him, "So it turns out you knew everything from the very beginning?! What were you trying to achieve by playing the fool?!" And do you know what he replied to her? "I never played the fool; I am a genuine fool through and through." And she said to him, "Are you trying to say that you knew everything, but it was all still real to you? Ha-ha-ha! What absurd words are coming out of your mouth now! Do you not know the nature of my kind?" Ugh, so much emotion in this dialogue, and the ending is just a bombshell! He declares to her, "I know you will never love me, and that like any other human, I am worse than cattle or a toy to you, someone deserving only contempt. But that does not matter, because my feelings for you are true, and I can do nothing about them." Can you imagine? What an idiot! Well, it ended with him being unable to betray his duty to his "homeland" at that moment and throwing himself into the river along with her.

— Truly, a curious tale to hear! I would even call it romantic in a certain shade... Hmm, that probably sounded strange! But still, such an outcome is infinitely better than if that man had used his immunity to separate your friend's head from her body or do something else to her, for instance? The curiosity of our kind often borders on madness. Or the opposite story might have happened, had he not possessed a fortified mind, m? Or perhaps they would have continued coexisting until all his loud "love" turned into the poison of the heart? In our world, only death is a constant, and every pursuit of euphoria turns into vile betrayal.

— Ha, forgive me, forgive me, sometimes the image of a thousand-year-old crone takes hold of my imagination. But the motive is now quite clear to me. The Iron Land is full of such tales and perverted shades of human nature; you will likely have plenty of opportunities to indulge your curiosity.

Lucipheria gasped and pressed her palm to her cheek.

- Sometimes it seems to me that inventing new methods of torture for your kind is excessive; you yourselves, without any external help, always find ways to destroy yourselves, especially in spiritual terms. Accept my condolences, my lady. I hope that in your next life you will be born as something else, perhaps a flower, or maybe a unicorn.

/ Well, you radishes. Only Deusa's Knights fight like knights, true to their word. And some others were rolling a barrel at us. /

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Maybe I should go invisible now too, and let Alex and Arandor gallop far away while they go after Axel and Nelia?

Well, yeah, Bugurt assumes exactly that.

/ Yashchur, when will the Albus followers start acting like that? Because I've been waiting and waiting and can't wait any longer /

And isn't Alaria true to her word? And Nelia? That's a question for the Pegasus riders.

/ Well, you radishes. Only the Knights of Deus fight like knights, true to their word. And some others were rolling a barrel at us. /

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Maybe I should go invisible now too, and let Alex and Arandor gallop far away while they go after Axel and Nelia?

Well, yeah, Bugurt is exactly what that implies.

/ Yashchur, when will the Albusovites start acting like that? Because I've been waiting and waiting and can't wait any longer /

It's not even a given that you'll hit him with preemptives, given his huge evasion. And even then, the chance for bleeding is only 50%. Meanwhile, he'll be standing under Tarantos and wiping out our team. Your actions are directly against the interests of the alliance, all for some microscopic chances. It sounds like, having realized a nearly 100% victory, you're just keeping up appearances so that your former comrades don't turn against you.

/ Well, you radishes. Only the Knights of Deus fight like knights, true to their word. And some others were rolling a barrel at us. /

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Maybe I should go invisible now too, and let Alex and Arandor gallop far away while they go after Axel and Nelia?

Well, generally yes, Bugurt assumes exactly that.

/ Yashchur, when will the Albusovites start acting like that? Because I've been waiting and waiting and can't wait any longer /

And is Alaria not true to her word? And Nelia? That's a question for the Pegasus riders.