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6/13/2025, 10:26:26 PM
>>6257768
>>6257708
An excellent idea good sir, unfortunately not supported by enough men.
>>6257711
Yes, 40 men would be hard to feed. And I am glad to have you back too. It seems as I have gone back from a crusade since I was absent for so long.
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You decided to send Bing back, and told him to recount your glorious victory, while continuing towards the capital. On the road you still thought about this Dark Sasuke. What kind of man could do what he did ? Was it hubris ? Arrogance ? To suicide himself, defying God's gift of life ? And to suicide himself in a peculiar way, hoping to crush a nobleman under his weight. Then he tried to unsheathe his swords so you supposed that he wanted to hit you. Perhaps he really believed, like Elana, Spotifia or even your guardsmen, that he would survive such a fall. Heh ! What kind of fools they were. But then how could you expect reason and logic from the Indians, they have tempered with our right and proper feudal order and let women wear pants in public. It is obviously a sign of moral and mental corruption. And the logical conclusion is evident, if someone believes that a guild of armed vagrants, called adventurers, can take care of their problems better than their liege lord, or that a woman can do magic, and wear men's clothes in public and not be burned to the ground, this person obviously can err on such trivial matters as the fact that if you jump of a cliff you will fall and hurt yourself. Thinking about it you supposed that these people, without the light of Christ, lived in a completely different mental universe, without God in it's center. No wonder they perceived the round around them as very different. They were not grounded in the reality of God's law but in a pagan tale. You should discuss it with Brother Louis and Father François, they were wise men and educated too, they could enlighten you.
The travels to the capital were pleasant, each day you saw that the distance between villages got closer and closer and the villages themselves got richer and richer in the middle of the rolling plains. You crossed some sympathetic little towns too but apparently the capital will dwarf them all. Was it as big as Paris ? Perhaps.
>>6257708
An excellent idea good sir, unfortunately not supported by enough men.
>>6257711
Yes, 40 men would be hard to feed. And I am glad to have you back too. It seems as I have gone back from a crusade since I was absent for so long.
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You decided to send Bing back, and told him to recount your glorious victory, while continuing towards the capital. On the road you still thought about this Dark Sasuke. What kind of man could do what he did ? Was it hubris ? Arrogance ? To suicide himself, defying God's gift of life ? And to suicide himself in a peculiar way, hoping to crush a nobleman under his weight. Then he tried to unsheathe his swords so you supposed that he wanted to hit you. Perhaps he really believed, like Elana, Spotifia or even your guardsmen, that he would survive such a fall. Heh ! What kind of fools they were. But then how could you expect reason and logic from the Indians, they have tempered with our right and proper feudal order and let women wear pants in public. It is obviously a sign of moral and mental corruption. And the logical conclusion is evident, if someone believes that a guild of armed vagrants, called adventurers, can take care of their problems better than their liege lord, or that a woman can do magic, and wear men's clothes in public and not be burned to the ground, this person obviously can err on such trivial matters as the fact that if you jump of a cliff you will fall and hurt yourself. Thinking about it you supposed that these people, without the light of Christ, lived in a completely different mental universe, without God in it's center. No wonder they perceived the round around them as very different. They were not grounded in the reality of God's law but in a pagan tale. You should discuss it with Brother Louis and Father François, they were wise men and educated too, they could enlighten you.
The travels to the capital were pleasant, each day you saw that the distance between villages got closer and closer and the villages themselves got richer and richer in the middle of the rolling plains. You crossed some sympathetic little towns too but apparently the capital will dwarf them all. Was it as big as Paris ? Perhaps.
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