
Whispers silent shameful strike on DR
[OOC] I guess I’ll hafta put this up since they’re apparently not willing to show the stats nor declare war in game so as to tarnish their oh-so-streak-free reputation. And here are the stats as of approximately 2100- during The Return’s initial strike:
WHISPERWIND (TheReturn) 41 29,144,378 710,838
DEMONIC REALITY (DR) 10 3,730,891 373,089
They hit roughly 5 minutes after I posted
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And so it was with the heathens -Whatever it takes, no matter who you have to step on, no matter that they supposedly followed the god of justice- they would throw child-like temper tantrums when someone did something they didn’t like. Taldric should have known better than to expect anything else, but then he had been told that monkeys couldn’t run guilds. Whoever had told him that must have been lying. The demon should have trusted his instincts. There was no difference between a pompous windbag sending his mindless lackeys to do his dirty work and a troupe of slobbering primates- except the head of a group primates would bonk a few heads himself. At least the apes had pride, they didn’t hide amidst the ranks of their followers, they led from the front. They protected what was theirs, not haphazardly sent them to destroy what should have been more than a minor annoyance, a mere mosquito. However, unfortunately for some, tiny mosquitoes can carry some vile stuff, and they can get anywhere. Taldric intended to be that mosquito. And he wouldn’t let the one he was after get away.
The demon wouldn’t cry foul, he wouldn’t complain, he’d get even. He would swallow his pride, unlike the arrogant leader of the “Almighty Whisperwindâ€Â, and he would do whatever it took. Perhaps, the real question wasn’t whether monkeys could run guilds, but if worse than monkeys could. There was a question that every man would have to answer for himself.
As Taldric himself stood pondering that question, in his heart he already knew the answer. For him, there was something worse. He would now have to rebuild his kingdom and do something about it. If others joined him that was good and well, if not he would do it alone. Someone needed to stand up against this immoral- no amoral fiend. Let him believe that he was “godlikeâ€Â, but he would learn. The message would be pounded into his thick skull loud and clear.
*edited to add link
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