Knights of Tezoth

Sordgard, 19.06.297

Upon returning home, the three sisters had to face heartbreaking news — their father was no longer in this world, and they were left to answer a question that had long intrigued everyone: who would become the heir to the lord's title? Alas, over the following three months, these discussions led to nothing but scandals, which was undoubtedly unbecoming behavior for northerners. Adata and Emsia saw only themselves as the rightful heirs, while Nosi was obsessed with ensuring that "the title pass to the most worthy" (whatever that meant). Fortunately — after the mysterious explosion in the south, the intensity of the monster onslaught from the north decreased, which helped Sordgard's defenders restore the defenses that had suffered from months of low morale. However, in Snegelitz, during one of the ongoing debates about the succession, a new threat appeared in an old guise well known to the older generations:

Renavan the Pious, demonstrating magic unseen in Tezoth, declared that the current generation of rulers had failed the kingdom's subjects and was in need of salvation, which he promised to deliver with his own hand. According to his words, whoever sided with him would become the next lord of Sordgard. Given that the northerners were aware of the conflict flaring up in the south between the capital and Estellia, this unexpected proposal was received with particular unease. Now the Deus of the past was in Snegelitz, awaiting a response.

Adata summoned Rezara to discuss a very important matter (you are in the part of the lord's estate allotted to you).

Swordgard, 19.06.297

Upon returning home, the three sisters had to face heartbreaking news — their father was no longer in this world, and they were left to answer a question that had long intrigued everyone: who would become the heir to the lord's title? Alas, over the following three months, these discussions led to nothing but scandals, which was undoubtedly unbecoming behavior for northerners. Adata and Emsia saw only themselves as the rightful heirs, while Nosi was obsessed with ensuring that "the title would pass to the most worthy" (whatever that meant). Fortunately — after the mysterious explosion in the south, the intensity of the monster onslaught from the north decreased, which helped the defenders of Swordgard restore the defenses that had suffered during months of low morale. However, in Snowgale, during one of the recurring debates on the succession, a new threat appeared in an old and well-known guise to the older generations:

Renavan the Pious, demonstrating magic unseen in Tezoth, declared that the current generation of rulers had failed the kingdom's subjects and was in need of salvation, which he promised to bring with his own hand. According to his words, whoever sided with him would become the next lord of Swordgard. Given that the northerners were aware of the escalating conflict in the south between the capital and Estellia, this unexpected proposal was received with particular tension. Now, the Deus of the past was in Snowgale, awaiting an answer.

Adata summoned Rezara to discuss a very important matter (you are in your allotted part of the lord's estate).

Ooh, Stefania's theory was right! 😎

The usual classic Big F***ing Mess. With thermonuclear bombs...

Lester soloed Lady Estellia, her husband, and all her knights except Loyalty.

Man turned out to be a decent fellow and destroyed Margel.

Deus allegedly killed and raped all the knights and Lord of Estellia. A civil war is quite likely to break out. The real killer is obviously Revnland.

The Lord of Gildaria is stuck in Ikazkan because he was betrayed.

Hatarait raped Ifilla but didn't kill her. She'll probably give birth to new monsters from him.

Margel was destroyed and took Albus with him.

At that moment, Deus of the past was in Snegalitsa awaiting a response.

Could someone please give a brief summary of what's been cooked up this time? I physically can't read that much.

Lester soloed Lady Estellia, her husband, and all her knights except for Loyalty.

Mann turned out to be a decent fellow and destroyed Margel.

Could someone please briefly describe what kind of mess has been cooked up again? I physically can't read that much.

The usual classic Big Clusterf***. With thermonuclear bombs...

In light of what the Revnlanders have done in Estellia, nukes are just butterflies and flowers.

Nah. A regular nuke will at most level a city and "tickle" the surrounding area a bit. But here it's a whole region... So no, this smells like something "hydrogen" based...

After this "return" and Estellia, I get the feeling that the common population of Tezoth has a double-digit IQ in the lower half.

Karnia didn't order it, as far as I recall.

Could someone please briefly summarize what kind of mess has been cooked up again? I physically can't read that much.

The usual classic Big Clusterf***. With thermonuclear bombs...

In light of what the Revnlanders pulled in Estellia, nukes are just butterflies and flowers.

Nah. A regular nuke will at most destroy a city and "tickle" the surrounding area a bit. But here it's a whole region... So no, this smells like something "hydrogen-based"...

They nuked a flying city, and it in turn fell and destroyed Albus. The city itself was packed with weapons and all sorts of junk, so it's logical that the whole region got wiped out.

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I didn't get it. Why did that Loyal scumbag blame Deus for everything, just for kicks? Karney didn't order it, as far as I know.

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After this "return" and Estellia, I get the feeling that the common folk of Tezoth have a double-digit IQ in the lower half.

Just like IRL.

I ended up with the most toxic character.

But don't believe it, she's actually sweet. You just need to pat her on the head and give her a firm kiss. She'll thaw right away.

No, he's doing it because Asalia was taken hostage and he values his mistress's life above Estellia, its inhabitants, and all of Tezoth.

The mother of monsters never sleeps! She never sleeps!

Aldelion, in the absence of parental control, orders a portrait of Stefania's father from Axel or his wife (they've seen him):