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Sorcerer Supreme with a medium rootbeer
STATUS: If you bought the Pikachu version instead of the Eevee version, I'm afraid we cant be friends anymore. 8 yrs ago
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If you bought the Pikachu version instead of the Eevee version, I'm afraid we cant be friends anymore.
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Enjoying Road Trip Simulator 2016, AKA Final Fantasy XV
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I personally think you should expand that limit. You shouldn't, say, be able to erase the magic out of the Dreamtide or the Eternity Eye, or other powerful artifacts.
Maraketh wastes no time increasing his worship base. Also in case you hadn't figured it out, in Arelia (and any other lands Maraketh will own), knowledge is sacred. So much so, in fact, that burning books is a crime, and burning a unique book is a capital offence and punishable by death.
Location: H1
Maraketh stood at the head of his golem army, which was slowly turning to inert mud now that their mission was finished. He watched the remaining soldiers trembling in his part of the field. Finally, after much deliberation, he pointed to the nearest soldier and beckoned him over. Fearfully the man approached, and even though he stood almost three feet taller than the boy, Maraketh seemed to look down on him.
"You do not wish to fight us anymore." He said, a statement of fact rather than a question. As the man nodded, he continued. "I have an offer for you and anybody else who wishes to accept it. I will spare your lives in exchange for two things. First, you must become citizens of my city, and work towards the prosperity of it's people and the collection of knowledge. Second, you must share what knowledge you have from across the seas with my people, so that we may grow stronger in our studies of it. Go and spread this word, and consider. The other's you find here may not be so lenient, or may be more so. Come back to me when you have made your choices."
Maraketh stood at the head of his golem army, which was slowly turning to inert mud now that their mission was finished. He watched the remaining soldiers trembling in his part of the field. Finally, after much deliberation, he pointed to the nearest soldier and beckoned him over. Fearfully the man approached, and even though he stood almost three feet taller than the boy, Maraketh seemed to look down on him.
"You do not wish to fight us anymore." He said, a statement of fact rather than a question. As the man nodded, he continued. "I have an offer for you and anybody else who wishes to accept it. I will spare your lives in exchange for two things. First, you must become citizens of my city, and work towards the prosperity of it's people and the collection of knowledge. Second, you must share what knowledge you have from across the seas with my people, so that we may grow stronger in our studies of it. Go and spread this word, and consider. The other's you find here may not be so lenient, or may be more so. Come back to me when you have made your choices."
OH FRAPTIOUS DAY!
500=1000 gotcha.
I'm bored again
Then I shall allow your continued existence on this plane.
Pyro, I'm assuming you left the thief mission out because it's taken, and not because you forgot.
It's not a fantastic post, but I'm on my phone.
Artemis raised his head a bit, his eaybrows almost at his hairline. "A new S-class mission, you say?" He lifted his head all the way and scratched it absently. "I haven't had a challenge in a while."
He started looking excited and turned to Kori. "What's the gist of it?" He asked her, taking a drink of his water.
He started looking excited and turned to Kori. "What's the gist of it?" He asked her, taking a drink of his water.
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