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Channelknight Fadran

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  1. Channelknight Fadran
    Just gonna... Skipped
  2. Channelknight Fadran
    “No killing? Fine. Let’s go, guys!”
  3. Channelknight Fadran
    Hooray! I have successfully done a thing for the first time in forever.
  4. Channelknight Fadran
    Heckin' heck, uh... Chasmgoat Is that the right font color?
  5. Channelknight Fadran
    "Do you think the Wyrn knows about this other message?"
  6. Channelknight Fadran
    Hmmm... decisions decisions! Should I join? Yes, yes obviously. Which element(s) should I choose? No idea!
  7. Channelknight Fadran
    "I'll have you know that this is the most disgusting thing I have ever done!" Ayia yelled. She yanked out the knife, though, and stabbed at the other eye.
  8. Channelknight Fadran
    Leonas grabbed some carrots. He loved carrots.
  9. Channelknight Fadran
    Uhh... I saw @Illwei vent? Just kidding. I have no idea what's going on, so expect me to be a bit of a silent obligator this whole game.
  10. Channelknight Fadran
    "That would've been great to know... fifteen seconds ago!" Ayia shouted. She kept her grasp on the Stable rod, then pulled a knife out of seemingly nowhere and stabbed for the monster's eye.
  11. Channelknight Fadran
    "Yeah, that'll..." he frowned, turning to the scroll, "where did this come from?" He read it out loud, pausing at the end. "It's... almost definitely a trap." Fadran noted.
  12. Channelknight Fadran
    Leonas followed her. "Not much? That's a big garden."
  13. Channelknight Fadran
    "Probably farther away, just to keep the discretion of our position."
  14. Channelknight Fadran
    "I've been in contact with an old... friend of mine. She's been working on it, supposedly, but some green paint bug has been holding her up, or something? Anyways, it'll be awhile until we can get a full army, which is why we should start on sabatoging their economy now." He drew a triangle in the dirt/dust, dividing it into three sections. "We can divide their econ into three main parts: The working class, the middle class, and the upper class. The workers support the upper two classes, so it would make sense that we should target them, but not in the way an army usually does." He scraped away the lower portion of the triangle. "Instead of being a heartless, bad-guy-esque army and attacking the workers, we need to instead give them a reason to support us instead. Not only will we get more hands on deck, but we'll destabalize the Wyrn's economy as well. We'll kill two birds with one stone."
  15. Channelknight Fadran
    "We're in a bit of tight spot, Herate. There's an army you have to lead, a corrupt leader you have to defeat, a universe-destroying group of zealots we need to stamp out, the 'Fallen King' guy... not to mention we also need to find Vapor. Jek's missing her as much as you're missing Daolan."
  16. Channelknight Fadran
    "Thank you, Harmony."
  17. Channelknight Fadran
    "What... what I'm trying to say, Herate, is that getting him back wouldn't be so easy as a prison break."
  18. Channelknight Fadran
    "The other guy... Eldyn, or something... said he felt chaos. Something otherworldly."
  19. Channelknight Fadran
    "That's right, thought not too many; we don't want to weigh ourselves down."
  20. Channelknight Fadran
    "Do... what do you need?"
  21. Channelknight Fadran
    Leonas nodded. "Indeed. When should we leave?"
  22. Channelknight Fadran
    Elim buddies? Isn't it the role of the villagers (or, in this case, Obligators) to lynch the Elims?
  23. Channelknight Fadran
    Fadran knelt beside Herate, opting to let her start whatever it is she needed to say.
  24. Channelknight Fadran
    "The only way to kill a god is with another god... which means that perhaps I was meant to attain Clarity, and cleanse this world of corrupt gods."
  25. Channelknight Fadran
    Fadran held the flap to the tent open for her, signalling to who seemed to be a higher-ranking officer with his eyes to make sure that none of the soldiers did anything stupid while they were gone.
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