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7/23/2025, 8:58:58 PM
>The storm above Elbaf matched the fury in King Harald’s eyes. Rain lashed against the stone hall as the towering Giant King stood before the boy who bore his blood—a mistake given flesh.
>Kaido knelt, chest heaving, a fresh welt across his face from Harald’s open-handed strike. The blow had knocked him to the ground, but not shattered him. Not yet.
>"You come here, crawling like a whelp," Harald growled, his voice like an avalanche. "You think blood alone makes you kin?"
>Kaido lifted his head, lip trembling. “I trained every day. I fought giants twice my size. I bled for Elbaf—”
>"You bled because you're weak," Harald snapped. "You bled because you are human. A runt born of lust and shame."
>“I’m your son!” Kaido shouted, voice cracking. “Why won’t you accept me?!”
>Harald’s glare burned hotter than fire. “Because you are a stain. You are the reason your mother died exiled. The reason my name is whispered with mockery. I gave her a night. I owe you nothing.”
>Kaido’s knees buckled. He reached out instinctively, not for mercy—but for recognition. “Loki… Hajrudin… they’re my brothers—”
>“They are giants,” Harald roared, slamming his fist into the stone beside Kaido. The shockwave shattered the floor, tossing Kaido onto his back. Dust and pain choked his breath.
>“You will never stand beside them. You will never wear my crest. You will never call me father again.”
>Kaido lay there, rain dripping from the hole in the roof above, mixing with tears he refused to let fall.
>Harald turned his back. “Leave Elbaf before my warriors drive you out like the beast you are.”
>Kaido didn’t move. Couldn’t. He had come seeking a place among gods—and was cast out like filth.
>The Giant King walked away without a glance. The echo of his footsteps left Kaido in silence, small and alone in the land of giants. Kaido wept for hours.
>Kaido knelt, chest heaving, a fresh welt across his face from Harald’s open-handed strike. The blow had knocked him to the ground, but not shattered him. Not yet.
>"You come here, crawling like a whelp," Harald growled, his voice like an avalanche. "You think blood alone makes you kin?"
>Kaido lifted his head, lip trembling. “I trained every day. I fought giants twice my size. I bled for Elbaf—”
>"You bled because you're weak," Harald snapped. "You bled because you are human. A runt born of lust and shame."
>“I’m your son!” Kaido shouted, voice cracking. “Why won’t you accept me?!”
>Harald’s glare burned hotter than fire. “Because you are a stain. You are the reason your mother died exiled. The reason my name is whispered with mockery. I gave her a night. I owe you nothing.”
>Kaido’s knees buckled. He reached out instinctively, not for mercy—but for recognition. “Loki… Hajrudin… they’re my brothers—”
>“They are giants,” Harald roared, slamming his fist into the stone beside Kaido. The shockwave shattered the floor, tossing Kaido onto his back. Dust and pain choked his breath.
>“You will never stand beside them. You will never wear my crest. You will never call me father again.”
>Kaido lay there, rain dripping from the hole in the roof above, mixing with tears he refused to let fall.
>Harald turned his back. “Leave Elbaf before my warriors drive you out like the beast you are.”
>Kaido didn’t move. Couldn’t. He had come seeking a place among gods—and was cast out like filth.
>The Giant King walked away without a glance. The echo of his footsteps left Kaido in silence, small and alone in the land of giants. Kaido wept for hours.
7/23/2025, 8:22:12 PM
>The storm above Elbaf matched the fury in King Harald’s eyes. Rain lashed against the stone hall as the towering Giant King stood before the boy who bore his blood—a mistake given flesh.
>Kaido knelt, chest heaving, a fresh welt across his face from Harald’s open-handed strike. The blow had knocked him to the ground, but not shattered him. Not yet.
>"You come here, crawling like a whelp," Harald growled, his voice like an avalanche. "You think blood alone makes you kin?"
>Kaido lifted his head, lip trembling. “I trained every day. I fought giants twice my size. I bled for Elbaf—”
>"You bled because you're weak," Harald snapped. "You bled because you are human. A runt born of lust and shame."
>“I’m your son!” Kaido shouted, voice cracking. “Why won’t you accept me?!”
>Harald’s glare burned hotter than fire. “Because you are a stain. You are the reason your mother died exiled. The reason my name is whispered with mockery. I gave her a night. I owe you nothing.”
>Kaido’s knees buckled. He reached out instinctively, not for mercy—but for recognition. “Loki… Hajrudin… they’re my brothers—”
>“They are giants,” Harald roared, slamming his fist into the stone beside Kaido. The shockwave shattered the floor, tossing Kaido onto his back. Dust and pain choked his breath.
>“You will never stand beside them. You will never wear my crest. You will never call me father again.”
>Kaido lay there, rain dripping from the hole in the roof above, mixing with tears he refused to let fall.
>Harald turned his back. “Leave Elbaf before my warriors drive you out like the beast you are.”
>Kaido didn’t move. Couldn’t. He had come seeking a place among gods—and was cast out like filth.
>The Giant King walked away without a glance. The echo of his footsteps left Kaido in silence, small and alone in the land of giants. Kaido wept for hours.
>Kaido knelt, chest heaving, a fresh welt across his face from Harald’s open-handed strike. The blow had knocked him to the ground, but not shattered him. Not yet.
>"You come here, crawling like a whelp," Harald growled, his voice like an avalanche. "You think blood alone makes you kin?"
>Kaido lifted his head, lip trembling. “I trained every day. I fought giants twice my size. I bled for Elbaf—”
>"You bled because you're weak," Harald snapped. "You bled because you are human. A runt born of lust and shame."
>“I’m your son!” Kaido shouted, voice cracking. “Why won’t you accept me?!”
>Harald’s glare burned hotter than fire. “Because you are a stain. You are the reason your mother died exiled. The reason my name is whispered with mockery. I gave her a night. I owe you nothing.”
>Kaido’s knees buckled. He reached out instinctively, not for mercy—but for recognition. “Loki… Hajrudin… they’re my brothers—”
>“They are giants,” Harald roared, slamming his fist into the stone beside Kaido. The shockwave shattered the floor, tossing Kaido onto his back. Dust and pain choked his breath.
>“You will never stand beside them. You will never wear my crest. You will never call me father again.”
>Kaido lay there, rain dripping from the hole in the roof above, mixing with tears he refused to let fall.
>Harald turned his back. “Leave Elbaf before my warriors drive you out like the beast you are.”
>Kaido didn’t move. Couldn’t. He had come seeking a place among gods—and was cast out like filth.
>The Giant King walked away without a glance. The echo of his footsteps left Kaido in silence, small and alone in the land of giants. Kaido wept for hours.
7/16/2025, 9:54:53 PM
>Loki, my son
>Racism le bad
>We must abolish our Army
>Everyone is equal, a monk fish Fishman and the strongest Aryan Nordic Giant are equally worth as much
>Therefore we will invite in all manner of races into Elbaf, and finally join the World Government in harmony
>No Loki, we won't help Rocks out, he's a violent man who killed a poor Fagmiral, and is threatening world peace
>Btw we must arrest Dorry and Brogy for their sins 100 years ago, and return all the treasure they brought back to Elbaf back to their rightful owners
>Afterwards we must abolish our Army and never teach Giants how to fight ever again, and criminalize all violence
>We've seen how savage we Giants are, we must atone for our sins
>Also, you must cut off your horns Loki. It will be painful, but it's a sacrifice you must make so not to scare our new human, Fishmen, and Mink immigrants
>Racism le bad
>We must abolish our Army
>Everyone is equal, a monk fish Fishman and the strongest Aryan Nordic Giant are equally worth as much
>Therefore we will invite in all manner of races into Elbaf, and finally join the World Government in harmony
>No Loki, we won't help Rocks out, he's a violent man who killed a poor Fagmiral, and is threatening world peace
>Btw we must arrest Dorry and Brogy for their sins 100 years ago, and return all the treasure they brought back to Elbaf back to their rightful owners
>Afterwards we must abolish our Army and never teach Giants how to fight ever again, and criminalize all violence
>We've seen how savage we Giants are, we must atone for our sins
>Also, you must cut off your horns Loki. It will be painful, but it's a sacrifice you must make so not to scare our new human, Fishmen, and Mink immigrants
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