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When Osh finished with the monster descriptions and with Jingo, he went to One, but stopped halfway to the Tower.
- Treacherous humans and naive Ivalai are a bad combination... - he quietly muttered Rizz's words.
Without much thought, the elf headed straight to the sorcerer's house. If he is there, Osh will tell him in detail about his latest journey. He will emphasize the meeting with a man named Gnoll. The very one that Rizz punished with slaps. He will convey his words about the "tribute" from the village. As well as the generally unfounded resentment towards non-humans and the obvious hatred for them. He tells Dale about Dorian, describing his appearance, habits, equipment (emphasizing the suspicious hammer), abilities, and so on. And that this extremely suspicious man easily found common ground with Gnoll. Like attracts like. He also mentions the cats, which the human sorcerers essentially keep in slavery. The elf concludes his story by saying that there may be many more people like Gnoll in the city. And that non-humans should prepare to confront the vile humans.
Added 1 minute ago Author
- Well, shall we go see how the "bodyguards" are doing on the throne, or do you have other suggestions? - the question is addressed to both Katherine and the elf.
Sorry, I thought we were done.
Небо – мольбы не ждёт Небо – угроз не слышит Небо – ведёт особый счёт Небо – тебя найдёт
Dorian: joined an anti-Iskandarian terrorist organization. Osh: is organizing a holy crusade against the "aliens." Revan: "It's been a while since we had a good PvP match in the expansions..."
Added 2 minutes ago Sky
Sorry, I thought we were done.
I haven't even properly told you about the recipe yet...
Ничто не возникает из ничего и ничто не пропадает бесследно. Если где-то чего-то убудет, то в другом месте добавится. (Закон сохранения).
- Rizz, or something? Haha, come on! He'll turn all three of us into pancakes, especially if he equips his valuable gear instead of the consumables he wears when patrolling the area. Our sorcerer is called Ganba, he's a craftsman. He lives in sector D9, and recently came to Ikazkan - he brought Óne a new mirror. The boss needs his talents, plus he wants to test if Óne will react if he gradually starts to focus on "personal" matters. The tactic is simple - you guys beat him up however you want, the main thing is that when he's weakened, the last shot is left to me; I need to avoid inflicting fatal wounds.
—It's okay, we'll find someone to deal with him too. We have enough vigilantes from self-appointed self-righteous people... Hmm, do you have a map? Or any secret paths? I'm having a hard time remembering all these sectors.
Added 1 minute ago I hope the GM will help us, because the non-humans have a whole base with overpowered NPCs.
Added 1 minute ago I hope Might and Magic will help us, because the non-humans have a whole base with overpowered NPCs.
Let's see what happens in this situation. Added 4 minutes ago Author
Elm concludes his story by saying that there may be many more people like Gnoll in the city. And that the non-humans should prepare to confront the vile humans.
This is true, but it benefits the undeniable events – a conditional, city-mining brother feels like a "prospector," obsessing over the mine in this game.
Returning to the town after visiting the cat den, everyone went about their business. Barli decided not to climb upstairs again and instead went to the hounds to tell them what they had seen. He didn't quite understand the whole situation, so he didn't draw any conclusions and entrusted most of the story to Grieve and Cabbage. - So, what should we do, and is it even necessary to do anything? - the young man asked the leader of the hounds.
It’s never too late to trade wisdom for madness... More strength is needed! Rizz has been working out his whole life, and Rurek will work out his whole life too. Perhaps not for very long.
Therefore, the misanthropic sorcerer decides to invest his future activities in something unknown. The most advantageous offer of all possible ones!
The Floating Sword and the Sword-Misanthrope descend towards the entrance to the abyss.
- Never speak ill of yourself, Rurek. For the warrior within you hears these words, and every insult inflicted upon him diminishes his dignity, and with it, the potential of who you are now and who you may become in the future. Your ego is shaped by your thoughts, and hatred is also a weakness; it, like doubt, inevitably leads to defeat, not only on the battlefield but also to spiritual self-destruction. - After carefully examining the eyes of the unexpected student, Hekizo completes his thought with a simpler comparison. - Imagine that a person is ore; strike it methodically, do not put feelings into the swings of your weapon, empty your mind of everything unnecessary.
The lecture turned out to be a simple part - after it, the sword began to train the sword-wielder "physically" - through a duel, during which it became clearly apparent that even without exerting full force and without being in the hands of an experienced master like Óna, Hekizo could not so much kill as annihilate an innumerable number of opponents. Rurek had no chance.
During the training, Rurek receives 359 units of damage, however, the sword was kind enough to avoid inflicting incurable wounds or damaging his equipment.
Rurek unlocks a skill (requires learnability):
Decapitation
If applied to a character of human origin, it kills the target without a stamina check (+prevents healing) and restores 1 Action Point; other people within a radius of 10 cells from the target receive 50 units of spirit damage.
Cost: 1 Action Point.
After a heated sparring session with a sword, Rurek had an epiphany. Perhaps it was the wisdom of the talking blade, or perhaps it was a few blows to the head. Now, the young Sord understood everything! Hatred dulls his senses! With a burning desire, it is impossible to think clearly! This is how humans can easily outsmart and destroy him! But if he finds inner peace, all their cunning will be powerless against the pure might of the Sords! He must fight with a clear mind and a steady hand! Just take an axe or a club, strike – and the human is dead. No hatred, only cold brutality.
“Thank you, master. I understand everything now!” exclaimed the battered Rurek. “Your words have given me hope, and your blows have given me determination. I will fight the humans not out of hatred, but for all of us! For the Sords! For the Elves! For the Ivilas! For the Furies! And for those… what are they called… the Blinds! Peace will return to Ica’zan through war.”
Rurek found his strength, and a new goal became clear to him. He needs more intelligence. Three points of intelligence – and no human will dare threaten Ica’zan while Rurek is on guard. The only question is, where to get them… Preferably before some Sord Hunter_6969 stands in the way of the rebellious Sord.
After returning to the city from visiting the cat den, everyone went about their business. Barli decided not to climb upstairs again and instead went to the hounds to tell them what they had seen. He didn't quite understand the whole situation, so he didn't draw any conclusions and entrusted most of the story to Grive and Kapusta. - So, what should we do, and should we even do anything? - the young man asked the leader of the hounds.
The Community didn't have an official leader, but the role was traditionally performed by Usoy. - The place of humans and non-humans is at the feet of Óna! - she concluded after listening to the story. - Those good-for-nothing furies sold their loyalty in exchange for food! We need to teach them a lesson. And the arrogant "cheese-makers" too.
—Never mind, we’ll find a way. We have enough vigilantes dispensing their own brand of justice… Hmm, do you have a map? Or perhaps you know some secret paths. I’m having a hard time remembering all these sectors.
- Don’t worry, the path is straightforward for our guys. Hat, Dorian, and Hataright reach sector D9 without incident and unceremoniously invade the cave where their target resided. There, their eyes meet an ascetic interior and a melancholic-looking sorcerer. - Poor creatures. - Judging by his gaze, he guessed the reason for the strangers’ visit. - The spiritual structure of your kind does not allow you to live in harmony with the universe and in peace with those around you. The concept of coexistence is alien to you; you only elevate yourselves by belittling others. Your entire civilization is based on fabricated social ranks and silly maneuvers around them. I am amazed by the malice and cunning of the one who created you, and I sincerely sympathize with the fact that you were born in these bodies.
Without much thought, Elm headed straight to Sordak’s house. If he is there, Osh tells in great detail about his latest journey. He emphasizes the meeting with a man named Gnoll. The very one that Rizz punished with slaps. He conveys his words about the "tribute" from the village. And also, in general, an unjustified resentment towards non-humans and an obvious hatred for them. He tells Dale about Dorian as well, describing his appearance, habits, equipment (emphasizing the suspicious hammer), skills, and so on. And that this extremely suspicious man easily found common ground with Gnoll. Like attracts like. He also mentions the cats, which the human sorcerers essentially keep in slavery. Elm concludes his story by saying that there may be many more people like Gnoll in the city. And that non-humans should prepare to confront the vile humans.
Rizz was not around, so Svarge had to listen to Osh’s story.
- Don’t worry, everything will be alright! - Sordak hugs Elm tightly and at the same time strokes his head. - It’s all very sad, but not everything is lost yet! Let me cook something delicious for you to cheer you up. How does that sound?
– Thank you, master. I understand everything now! – exclaimed the beaten Rurek. – Your words have given me hope, and your blows – determination. I will fight the humans not out of hatred, but for the sake of all of us! For the Sordons! For the Elves! For the Ivilas! For the Furies! And for those… what are they called… the Blind Ones! Peace will return to Icazkan through war.
- Seek the help of a ferocious dragon if you desire to exterminate humans. Seek fanatical flames if you want to find a path between two roads. Having given this advice, Gekizo returns to the top of the tower – for him, the ascent is much faster than for bipeds. Happy Life
In short, we returned home (without damaging the rock) and think about what to do next. - If anything, I'll explain it to you! It's important! - Blueberry nods. - And I am the leading expert in... Ukon interrupts her story – as usual – by placing a limb on top of her head, above all her communication organs. - I haven't climbed here often, hmm... maybe never, - he shares an uninteresting story from his life with the Main One. - The thing is... - he describes the situation with the furry tribe. - In a good case, I think everything will be fine. In a bad case... - Hey-hey! - Blueberry slaps him on the cheeks. - How is that even possible? And besides, do you think she's interested in that? Remember well – we, the most beautiful women, don't need your nonsense. Do whatever you want – decide for yourselves. And we have other concerns, - she twirls in front of the mirror, trying to determine if a certain inferno set will suit her visually.
- The most beautiful? - The returning sword activates again and looks at the elf. - All I see is the queen of psychosis. First, work on your aesthetics, and then make such loud statements. - He turns to Ukon. - But she is right about one thing – the squabbles of mortals outside of Icazkan are not our concern.
I thought I could sneak up on them while invisible... Author
- Poor creatures. - Judging by his gaze, he realized the reason for the strangers' visit. - The spiritual structure of your kind does not allow you to live in harmony with the universe and in peace with those around you. The concept of coexistence is alien to you; you only elevate yourselves by belittling others, and your very civilization is based on imaginary social ranks and silly maneuvers around them. I am amazed by the malice and cunning of the one who created you, and I sincerely sympathize with the fact that you were born in these bodies.
Dorian assesses the bull's protective gear, because he suddenly realized that something unpleasant might happen...
- All we wanted was to find an equal place among the underground dwellers, but your arrogance, pride, and rejection led to all this trouble. - Dorian cut him off. - If you constantly complain about the sword hanging over your head, then you shouldn't be surprised when it eventually falls on your own head. You won't have a moral argument in this dispute, sorcerer. Come with us for a breath of fresh air willingly, and everything will end well for everyone.
- Well, shall we go and see how the "bodyguards" are doing on the throne, or do you have other suggestions? - the question is addressed to both Katarina and Elmu.
- Before that, I would like to hear your opinion on this "Fire of Civilization."
Небо
Happy Life
