Knights of Tezoth

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09.08.2016

#2. Reimia

Place of origin: Nihotensen, Lapistia.

Bounty: 940000

This natural disaster and indestructible monster the size of a single person is direct proof that the peoples of Ertenia should not reckon with the overseas race of bloody tyrants. Everything human is alien to them, and only one fate awaits them — final death and oblivion.

Thousands of people died because of this monster, several villages vanished from the maps of Ertenia, and some larger settlements turned into ghost towns. Also unsettling is the fact that, according to intelligence obtained from Ilinar's scouts, this monster cooperates with Ixian Ghostdrain, but for what purposes — unknown.

(Sarnissa, of course, knows Reimia, just as she knows any other nih. Even by the standards of Nihotensen's rulers, Reimia was incredibly strong and ranked among the top three; she differed from the rest primarily in the pronounced expression of certain character traits that were rare or unexpressed among nihs, such as ambition. And since she never acknowledged human life, reading information that she cooperated with a mere mortal was strange, to say the least).

I think next time there's no need to try and fix a gimmick like the mirror. With each round of "fixing" it only gets worse. This isn't a complaint against Heroist, just so we're clear. Just something for everyone to THINK about.

I think next time there's no need to try to fix a joke like the mirror. With each round of "fixing," it only gets worse. This isn't a complaint against Heroist, just so we're clear. Just something for everyone to THINK about.

burn the witch's hut, break the evil mirror

Sarnissa, of course, knows Raimia

? By the way, when exactly did the symptoms of poisoning first appear?

-A long time ago, Gahedge. - replied Ratislav. -It seems that during our first campaign to the north, the commander already looked ill, but I thought it was just a sickness, not poisoning.

- As far as I remember, this man has already killed unsuspecting targets twice, and I see nothing that could stop him from a third time. War has taught me not to judge a book by its cover, and in this case I mean that we should not underestimate him merely because he lacks an arm and an eye. As for the events in Dal Shabet, have you not considered that if you had not robbed the sorceress's house, none of this would have happened? As for the natives, as a military man, I feel no pity for them, despite the fact that they are merely defending their home. On the other hand, I am simply astonished by the sheer absurdity of this idea.

-You are right there, Roger. Adrian could have killed the commander just as that mad inventor could have. But note, he could have done it earlier, much earlier, and his killings were not in vain. After all, the first was the one who attacked Gahedge, and the second was a talking plant that devours people and bit off his arm.
-And do not tell me again that we should not have touched the witch's house. If time were to turn back, I would not only destroy absolutely everything in her hut, but I would also wait for her in person to fight in battle. And even if I perished, I would perish as a true warrior, fighting against evil.

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Light of Civilization
Every odd turn, the faction takes an additional turn as if it were a new turn.
1000 gold.