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di.scord: childlikerage. ( the . is part of it! moots only, pls )

♚ 𝐃𝐄𝐀𝐓𝐇 𝐈𝐒 𝐀 𝐂𝐀𝐋𝐋𝐈𝐍𝐆 ─ are you answering it ? / © ( a fantasy rpg multimuse feat. 𝐣𝐨𝐡𝐚𝐧𝐧𝐚 𝐡𝐞𝐳𝐞𝐧𝐤𝐨𝐬𝐬, 𝐫𝐨𝐨𝐤 𝐝𝐞 𝐫𝐢𝐯𝐚 & 𝐞𝐦𝐦𝐫𝐢𝐜𝐡 𝐯𝐨𝐥𝐤𝐚𝐫𝐢𝐧. revivified by 𝐧𝐨𝐫𝐚. )

’ what ? this isn’t the tavern ? i’m so disappointed. ’ ’ no more running for our lives unless we really have to. ’ ’ a person in your position, seems like they might learn some protiftable things. ’ ’ then we can break in and i don’t care if we kill them. ’ ’ a lone guard isn’t much of a patrol. ’ ’ what a bizarre thing to be scared of. ’ ’ if you have to kill them, then i guess it can’t be avoided. ’ ’ it’s sunnier here, and nobody calls me my lord. ’ ’ cause trouble, and you’ll meet our blades, stranger. ’ ’ you’ll have to work harder than that to offend me. ’ ’ i’ve done a little fighting before, but it was always alone. ’ ’ i’ll try not to hit anyone. ’ ’ i’m sensing a story here. ’ ’ we’re good people that look out for each other. ’ ’ sure, demons are very helpful… right up until they take your mind and turn you into a monster. ’ ’ that won’t happen. i know how to defend myself. ’ ’ be careful up ahead. restless things prowl the heights. ’ ’ do you know who i am, beyond that title ? ’ ’ the people bend their knee too quickly. ’ ’ so refreshing to see someone who keeps their end of a bargain. ’ ’ it is only when you fall that you learn whether you can fly. ’ ’ take care not to cling to it, to hold it so close that it poisons your soul. ’ ’ the more people you ask, the worse the rumors become. ’ ’ i wish i still had your innocence. ’ ’ but i’m not that man anymore. i’ll break your heart. ’ ’ blood’s blood and all, but you are taking advantage of my hospitality. ’ ’ greet customers that way, and you’ll earn more beatings than coins. ’ ’ don’t worry. we do this sort of thing often. ’ ’ you could have offered me a glass first, you know. ’ ’ i’ll try to look sufficiently meek and oppressed. ’ ’ well, it’s not a good story unless the hero dies. ’ ’ and here we are in the brothel ! my day is complete. ’ ’ if someone here tries to hire me again, i’m leaving. ’ ’ you should here what some of the others are called. ’ ’ honey, i could write volumes on the things i know. ’ ’ they’re slaves ! you should want to help them ! ’ ’ you’re just too dangerous. you have to die. ’ ’ once the nobles are out of the way, you can really admire the scenery. ’ ’ you’re nothing but tits and ass to the men in this place… ’ ’ someone starts raising the undead and it’s all downhill from there. ’ ’ are we supposed to believe that you had no part in his actions ? ’ ’ your confidence almost makes me believe you. ’ ’ they strike first and think after. they are far earier to kill than to fool. ’ ’ i’d wager you’ve gone even further than that. ’ ’ a little rough for a rescue, don’t you think ? ’ ’ i’ll cut out your tongue and charge extra for bringing you back quiet ! ’ ’ i can’t help it if i make an impression. ’ ’ if you tie yourself to me, i’ll only hurt you. ’ ’ don’t tell me you’re going to miss all the attention. ’ ’ she did always love being constantly watched by large, armed men. ’ ’ he said it’d be all right. said we’d kill a few, not everyone. ’ ’ they fear to fight us, so they destroy our minds instead. ’ ’ you can’t tease me like this and expect me to resist forever. ’ ’ death is never justice. ’ ’ i’d rather talk directly, if you don’t mind. ’ ’ is that a compliment or an insult ? ’ ’ it’s not often you get to submit and still come out the hero. ’ ’ have i ever given you the impression that i was turned off by crazy ? ’ ’ she was a special woman. never met her like again. ’ ’ as they say, two’s a company, but three is better. ’ ’ just… just let me explain ! ’ ’ fight someone whose weapons are not bound ! ’ ’ they only pick on those whose lives they already hold in their hands. ’ ’ your plans have fallen to outright murder ? ’ ’ you killed him so no one would follow his free choice, right or wrong. ’ ’ are you blind, man ? kiss her already ! ’ ’ i suppose you think she planned the entire thing ? ’ ’ your society is a disease. ’ ’ you thought you could strand them here for four years without consequence ? ’ ’ sounds like you two have quite the little argument going. ’ ’ i need to know if it’s a trap. ’ ’ stop what ? stop killing a traitor ? ’ ’ it may have been the right thing, but it was also the dumb thing. ’ ’ i don’t want a hero, i want my daughter ! ’ ’ you can be… forceful. ’ ’ i think of others before myself. you seem tired of that, and that’s dangerous. ’ ’ right. perfectly safe if he cooperates. ’ ’ maybe in another year i could work my way up to piss-boy. ’ ’ he is a force of vengeace. and he has no grasp of mercy. ’ ’ i have seen many crimes done in the name of survival. ’ ’ i’ve had hundreds of those in my hands, and they’re never that size. ’ ’ sailors — they’re touchy about their toast. ’ ’ i just sell it. i’m not responsible for what people do with it. ’ ’ mind what you say about my countrymen. ’ ’ i can already tell this isn’t going anywhere pleasant. ’ ’ the difference between a courtesan and a whore is… well, their shoes are nicer. ’ ’ apostate prostitutes ? apos-titutes ! ’ ’ i let you live, and i condemn countless innocents to slavery ! ’ ’ you have turned your back on your kin ? ’

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