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Heh, and by the way, that's a good point))) The discussion is taking on a new turn))) I basically stick to my opinion - I don't understand the love that makes people lose their minds so much that they don't see anything beyond their own nose - whether it's Raileg's attitude towards Isabel, or Isabel's attitude towards Nicholas. And what do you, ladies and rare gentlemen, say?

He was clearly not talking about hair color :3

I explain Isabel's recklessness in this matter by the fact that she didn't know what Nicholas would become, although she should have guessed or did guess that something might not be right, but love played a role here. Besides, Markel managed to impose himself very strongly, cleverly playing on her emotions. Such a skilled strategist and psychologist, if you can call him that, should not be overlooked either. In general, I can even assume that Isabel became a victim of circumstances (yes, I'm kind of defending the Empress).
But what Railag did, I didn't understand. He had to conquer all of Igg-Shail for a woman. He doesn't look like a noble knight living by the highest principles, to put it mildly. The betrayal of Kha-Belekh can still be explained by Agaiel only considering his personal gain. But Railag probably had some other goals, who knows.

By the way, no one discussed breasts.

What really annoyed me was something else. When Railag, after hearing Ilia's words, decided that he had stayed in the portal for too long and was about to return, the queen shrieked: "What about my empire?!" One asks to save Igg-Shail, the other asks about the Empire. And in general, enough with the slander! If he seems not very smart to you, then there is no one smart in Ashan!

He was definitely trying to win Iggh-Shail for himself. Isabelle had nothing to do with it. As for why he stayed in the portal for so long, that's easy to explain. When he came to Malassar, he made some kind of deal or bet with her. He said he wanted power and knowledge, and she replied that she would give him both if he united the Clans and found the Tear of Ash. He agreed, fulfilled his part of the deal, got an army for himself, and then decided to pass on his responsibilities to Ilia, who would later become his right hand.

No, Ialaayu didn't recognize him because she was hiding behind the rocks. She is a master of espionage, which is proven by her first mission. Railag simply sensed someone's presence. And he is loyal to Malasse and Malsare. When Ialaayu told him that Malsare needed his help, he immediately began to fulfill it. Malsara herself called him a loyal servant, and she can read minds. Her ability is evident in her prophecy. During their first meeting, she told Railag that one day he would be very scared and afraid of what he loves. And his aggression in his greeting is explained by the fact that he was sitting in a portal, protecting Isabel from all sorts of demons. He initially thought it was a spy.

I have studied the game and its plot extensively. I have read so much about the heroes that I could write a history textbook, which is what I am currently doing. Ilaya was heard, but not noticed. When Tralsai heard her, he didn't know who it was, and she immediately ran away.