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What do you think happened to the souls of Alaric and Laslo after they were killed? Surely, after everything they did, they couldn't just return to Elrath... Is there any mention of what happened to them after their death?
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What do you think happened to the souls of Alaric and Laslo after they were killed? Surely, after everything they did, they couldn't just return to Elrath... Is there any mention of what happened to them after death?

In Ashan, those who serve demons usually become incubi after death.
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In Ashan, those who serve demons usually become incubi after death.
I didn't know. But they sometimes killed demons, doesn't that count?
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I didn't know. But didn't they sometimes kill demons too, or doesn't that count?

Who knows. In any case, the question of what happens to their souls is a very complex one.
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Here's another question I have: remember the cutscene from Heroes in the final mission for the Orcs, where Alaric talks to Biara in the guise of Isabel, and during the conversation, Biara loses her disguise and transforms into her true self (a succubus)? After that, Alaric runs away and says something like, "How could I? I served a succubus, I betrayed Erathia," etc. And yet, after that, he leads his army as if nothing had happened, as if that conversation never took place, and attacks Gothia. How can this be explained? Was his mind so thoroughly controlled? (Sorry if the question is not entirely relevant to the section).
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He didn't just say those words and leave; he also burst into hysterical laughter. The guy completely lost it.
 

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He didn't just say those words and walk away; he was hysterically laughing while doing so. The guy clearly lost it.
In that case, he wouldn't have been able to command an army in that state, but since he had a bayonet, I wouldn't say he completely lost it...
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I have another question: remember the cutscene from the Lords in the final mission for the Orcs, where Alaric talks to Biara in the guise of Isabel, and during the conversation, Biara loses her form and transforms into herself (a succubus). After that, Alaric runs away and says something like, "How could I? I served a succubus, I betrayed Erathia," etc. And yet, after that, as if nothing had happened, he leads his army to attack Gotay. How can this be explained? Was his brainwashed so much? (Sorry if the question is not entirely relevant to the section).

Well, apparently... He... has reevaluated his moral values...
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they won't accept him back, so what else does he have left to do?
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They won't accept him back into their ranks anyway, what else does he have left?
He didn't really have his own people anyway, except for Biara. If it weren't for the queen's order, his own army would have torn him to pieces, but alas, the queen's order is the law.
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By the way, why, when Faidaen took the Tieru Scroll from Biara, didn't he also take the Griffin's Heart? (After all, it remained with Tieru after Agrael's transformation, and as far as I understand, Biara took it along with the scroll). And why didn't Faidaen kill Railag, like Nicholas killed so many elves when he was Agrael? It turns out that he's not a patriot, but some kind of nationalist, killing only those he doesn't like...
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Because Tieru told Agrail (presumably, Faedaen as well) that there's not much use in having a heart. So what if he teleports the bad guys to Shio? They'll just show up again.
And Railag openly tells everyone who, when, and in what quantities he killed. Apparently, the elf didn't know about his past until he met the Warlord, but then... As they say, it's no use crying over spilled milk.
 

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That's because Tieru told Agrail (presumably, Faedaen as well) that the heart isn't really that useful. So what if it teleports bad guys to Shio? They'll just show up again.
And Railag openly tells everyone who, when, and in what quantities he killed. Apparently, the elf didn't know about his past until their meeting with the Overlord, but then... As they say, it's no use crying over spilled milk.
As far as I understand, it was precisely because of the griffin's heart, stained with the blood of Andreas Biar, that Andrias summoned a huge army of demons in Claw after the revelation, and Agrail and Faedaen learned that Railag was the Overlord before the ritual to cleanse Isabel (the scene where Railag confesses his love), which was enough time for revenge...
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Who knew that people are so gullible and would allow the killing of all sorts of Andriases? I don't remember Railag admitting anything, but okay, let's believe it. Then we can say that Fedya isn't as bloodthirsty as he seemed, which is a plus.
 

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and what about Railag? He found out that A grail is Faidaen before the ritual of cleansing Isabel (the scene where Railag confesses his love). There was enough time for revenge...
It's interesting, and why didn't he take revenge? In general, there are many such stupid characters in this game. Or did Faidaen realize that his people were to blame for everything, because they didn't let the savior of Ashan reach his goal? I'm already confused. Even Isabel didn't take revenge...
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