08-20-2007, 12:33 AM
Horacio, the difference between the people of Ita and an ant, is that an ant can not weild a sword and slice their opponent's head cleanly from their shoulders. I tell you I have done this to those who stand against me more times then I can count.
Tabion, would you not say a merchant is different from a warrior? That a man is different from a woman? When I look at those lining the streets of Britannia I see merchants. In Ita we are warriors. The quarrells between the people of Britannia and the Daemons do not concern me for I was not here when these troubles started.
The people of Ita lived in peace. There were no quarrells between the men of Ita. This peace was only disturbed by outsiders wishing to ruin our way of life.
I think it is you in your ignorance who holds onto grudges of old. You do not know the beasts that arrived in Ita, yet you are quick to dismiss them as a threat towards you and your people. Furthermore, you wish they continue to reak devastation on humans. Who do you think they will look to next when there are no humans to stand against them? These are not mere beasts like those in this land. They are beasts of ancient legends. There have been no sightings of them for thousands of years in Ita. And now... Suddenly they outnumber us 6 to 1. It is as if they appeared out of the shadows.
I give you two choices Tabion; you can either benefit from an alliance with me, or stand aside and allow me to carry out my mission.
If you chose to pit yourself against me, then I have no reason to stand here and suffer your taunts and insults. I offer you, and any others that may wish to, one last chance to aid me. If none will help me, then I will undertake this task on my own. It will only be a matter of time until I unlock the secrets of this land. Surely the beasts will think twice before they decide to come after the master of two lands.
Tabion, would you not say a merchant is different from a warrior? That a man is different from a woman? When I look at those lining the streets of Britannia I see merchants. In Ita we are warriors. The quarrells between the people of Britannia and the Daemons do not concern me for I was not here when these troubles started.
The people of Ita lived in peace. There were no quarrells between the men of Ita. This peace was only disturbed by outsiders wishing to ruin our way of life.
I think it is you in your ignorance who holds onto grudges of old. You do not know the beasts that arrived in Ita, yet you are quick to dismiss them as a threat towards you and your people. Furthermore, you wish they continue to reak devastation on humans. Who do you think they will look to next when there are no humans to stand against them? These are not mere beasts like those in this land. They are beasts of ancient legends. There have been no sightings of them for thousands of years in Ita. And now... Suddenly they outnumber us 6 to 1. It is as if they appeared out of the shadows.
I give you two choices Tabion; you can either benefit from an alliance with me, or stand aside and allow me to carry out my mission.
If you chose to pit yourself against me, then I have no reason to stand here and suffer your taunts and insults. I offer you, and any others that may wish to, one last chance to aid me. If none will help me, then I will undertake this task on my own. It will only be a matter of time until I unlock the secrets of this land. Surely the beasts will think twice before they decide to come after the master of two lands.