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Amusingly, the correct way to do it involves missing a speech mark at the end of a paragraph if the next paragraph is the same person talking. But since I don't do that, I'll correct it.
Nope.
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Oh, I'm on course for full-on cat-daddy and honestly the idea is so depressing-.
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Here.
Good to know. I'm fine with not knowing who the mother is for now. if the kid has one, assuming it's someone we will know/care about.
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That should say 'It'.
That should say 'bought'.
Since Paul is talking about himself, that should say 'I have'.
The drawback of fighting those that cannot feel pain or tiredness: They don't stop until they're so broken they cannot move at all. An issue many modern police forces experience when dealing with those hopped up on mind-altering substances...
That would be the fallen who emerge from the gate of the dead, known sometimes as Doom's Doorway.
Heh, what you might call a full-frontal assault?
Well, if you look like the average Amazon does, why wouldn't you?
Hopefully they can explain things when Tlalte-whosit gets here.
That would be... Lieutenants? Squad leaders? Easiest way to think of them.
Huh. So Constantine's spell only protected the smaller island. Typical.
To be fair, humans aren't generally built to live as long as they have. Who knows how people who live that long deal with such things...
A gross oversimplification, but given their history, I'm sure it's a cleaner motivation than the truth.
Which still isn't guaranteed to work, yet. But any plan is an improvement when things are this bad...
So they hauled it up by the mountain peak? Sensible enough, given that the spire was already sort-of connected already.
Presumably one of the Aztec deities is upset. Or Mannheim pulled off something big.
Not to be confused with the modern Mexicans, who are their descendants.
The history of words is weird sometimes.
Ah, that'll be the local Aztec expert advisor...
Heck, I wouldn't be surprised if the crops were springing back up after she lifts her foot. Still, rude.
A rare occasion for OL to be outranked by someone on Earth.
Oh, this is going to be unpleasant, isn't it?
Presumably she's just keeping them in her stomach, and won't actually digest them. Hopefully she remember to spit them out later.
Only appropriate. They are her... Believers?
Not entirely clear on the terminology involved here.Hey, if she takes exception, it's on OL's head.
Presumably expecting the spiritual side to handle itself, then. Humans are quite a bit more resilient in that respect.
Which, need you be reminding, means they were fine with human sacrifice. Whether that would change of they or someone they loved was a sacrifice is up in the air...
Probably too marinated in Anti-Life, or something.
Oh, right. Presumably their soul has long since moved on. Which makes the Aztec afterlives even weirder.
I can see that being a much-awaited meeting for both of them.
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'an Aztec'
'likes' or 'liked'?
Took me a hot minute to figure out that Skybreak is the mountain.
Bold on the 'i' too? It sounds a little weird otherwise, to me at least.
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No, that's correct. He's deliberately referring to himself in the third person.
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No, I think that's how he'd say it.
British colonialist history. That's what the Spaniards called them.
Those should say 'Hephaestaean'.
So this is also LePaul's fault.
I know that it's a coincidence but whenever someone says something like that, my Satandar goes off.
Ah, a pleasant family reunion.
Plus OL. Evidently the Aztec undead haven't made it far onto the island, if things are this calm. Though it helps what the Amazons are professional soldiers, and even the non-combatants are likely militia-trained.Ah, OL. Always willing to make a fool of yourself to put others at ease. Let's hope said troupe continues their performances after all this is done. People could probably use the distraction.
As I thought. Not every one of them is a soldier (Ah-woo!) but they are all fighters.
Ah, what she would probably have given back in the day for such overwatch.
First good fight some of them have had in a couple of centuries, then?
Details would be nice.
I wonder if the blessings of the Goddesses is enhanced here? Imagine if even the weakest was on par with a Danner enhancile.
I mean... Other than trying to climb the mountain, how would they have known?
And those that do are probably busy with other duties.
Perhaps there's been a change of leadership over there. Someone a little blood-thirstier is in charge, perhaps.
The Sin-eater. The bathing is more purification than mere cleaning...
Bit short-sighted of them. Guess they believed their own mythos too well.
Perhaps some manner of inversion spell. A spell to prevent someone (or someones) fleeing?
And there are many dead religions in the world. Half the problem is that they're dead, so we can't even know how many.
Then again, these undead seem more representations of flesh, not of spirit.
Yet a lot can happen in just two hundred years...
Not like they'd ever have moved in the same circles. Unlike some alternates, like Planetary.
Because Olympus is the home of one of the most prominent pantheons on Earth, and The God of Tyranny will brook no rivals.
Played like a fiddle. Kind of embarrassing.
That will depend on the Aztec pantheon, I suspect.
Not much spirit to that one, eh?
Dude. Don't turn down extra hands.
Kind of embarrassing. Though I'm impressed they saw all that. Presumably there was a lookout watching that way at the right moment...