Nathrangking

*Wins while eating a piece of marble cake.*

*Wins.*

Alas no.

truly.

Very true.

Baalhan steps forward. His light reflects off of the walls suffusing the chamber with light. "They say you are the king of this realm. I am Baalhan he who grants victory, slayer of kingdoms, master of the field of battle, prince of the immortal blade, guardian of the house of Gilgamesh the king, embodiment of slaughter and the true Deity of War. I would approach and speak." His voice is neutral.

I see.

Not if they were benevolent.

Would they admit if they had?

Noted. Are they hemalurgic?

Correct. The first two films.

*Do Something!!*

A solid analysis. The historian Adrian Goldsworthy posits and I tend to agree that the wheels placing Rome on this path were set in motion long before Caesar or even Marius came onto the world stage. The inevitability was if it was inevitable built into the system. This system which ran on the premise of one upping your opponent to attain ever more power even if that means burying those who stand in your way. Caesar learned from the best Crassus and Pompey turned the system on its head in ways never imagined. The system allowed everything to spiral when one man or faction gained enough money to toss any other consideration out. I'm skeptical of the claim by Brutus and his Co- Conspirators that their aim was to restore the Republic. The honors of Caesar may not have helped, but the process only accelerated because he was better at using the system than his contemporaries.

*Prepare to meet Kali.*

*Bad dates.*

*Snakes, why did it have to be snakes?*

For a moment.

Win do I

*Wins.*

No quaking here only winning.

Tis I who wins

*Wins.*

Perhaps indeed.

It's never too early to win.

True there was a show the musketeers (decent enough show.) This was from the 1993 movie with charlie sheen, kiefer sutherland, chris o'donnell etc...