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Posts from Sacred Haven of DebaucheryAuto-translated
Perhaps everything is better understood through comparison. But for example, my mindset has changed, and now I'm more focused on expanding my social circle, unlike in school.
Well, of course, because you finally left the reservation after an entire decade. "Yesterday I was a schoolboy, and a schoolboy is trash. Now I'm a student, already a grown-up young man, and I'm also into Lumen, constantly listening to it." It's a natural progression. If nothing had changed for you, that would be a bad sign, although I don't know many people like that. Just wait another two years.
What did you enroll in, by the way? And what department? It's an amazing time, isn't it? I remember my first visit to the City: wow, carriages made of metal! So many merchants! Music is coming from the tavern, but I don't see any harps!<
If nothing had changed for you, that would be a bad sign, although I don't know many people who experience that. Wait another two years.
And it's right to not stand still. I just don't understand, does it mean that, in your opinion, school is just a swamp?
I enrolled in architecture; the major is quite challenging, but very interesting. There's no such thing as solving calculus in one class, then calculus again in the next, and then even more calculus the day after. No. There's always something new, new drawing techniques, assignments that stimulate your imagination. For example, they set up a still life and say, "Imagine that these aren't coffee cans, but a residential neighborhood." And then draw it from that perspective, in the style of Cubism. And tomorrow, a model of a futuristic building, and so on.
Yes, the swamp. I already wrote about this in the "problem, guys" thread, and explained why I think so. Not bad, and I didn't like the excessive focus on technology either. Good job, anyway.
- Save me, hero! Do you remember me?! We met earlier on the Shore in the first part, surely you remember me! - The drow clung to the last shred of hope. - Of course, I remember. I killed you, but I guess I should have delivered a finishing blow. Die, creature. I will watch with pleasure as these people burn you at the stake, you vile thing, - the noble mage's eyes showed nothing but infinite contempt for the spawn of the Underdark. The fanatic muttered a few words, and a pillar of blinding flame engulfed the agonizing body. Vikonia cursed, whimpered, and screamed as foul flesh dripped from her charred bones. The crowd roared bloodthirstily as a heart, as black as the skin and the very essence of this vile, god-forsaken creature, came into view. - Justice has prevailed, my friend, - the paladin clapped the hero on the shoulder. - Such scum as this elf, especially from this lineage, has no place in our world. The mage shrugged, held a perfumed handkerchief to his nose to avoid the smell of burning flesh, and turned away.
Well done, you did the right thing. All the drow should be burned at the stake.
And Lizarde, my sincerest congratulations, it sounds like a very interesting specialization.
Where do we go? Where do we end up when we save the world?
Amko
Happy Life
