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Three Thousand Club
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Morrolan lets out an angry snort. The pyramid, while obviously important, will most likely prove to be a tough nut to crack, and the men will need his guidance. It is not an easy decision to make, but one that must be made. With another angry trumpet from his trunk, he slowly backs away and returns to the rest of the Red Arms force.Morrolan:
The Black Pyramid would be easy to catch, slowly being hauled away from the city by two harnessed siege lizards. The question is what to do when you catch it? The bulk of the enemy army is retreating in good order towards the Pyramid, and the Ruby Bey will continue to harry you with stones that bounce harmlessly off your impervious hide as you approach while your wounds close themselves. You could sever the harness that ties the Pyramid to the siege lizards, investigate or destroy the ritual circle at the top of the Pyramid, attempt to hunt the Din priests and drummers carrying out the ritual, or attempt to demolish the structure of the Pyramid itself.
Renna:
"Yes, Captain," salutes one of the uninjured cavalry beside you as they race off towards the city bearing a white flag, carefully avoiding the retreating enemy.
Wisdom's Star nods, clapping her hand on your shoulder supportively, "Yes, Captain, we got us into this mess - I should have seen it coming as well, but your incredible swordsmanship got us right back out again. Without those incredible golden warriors and the way you cut through the enemy we'd be performing a lot more than a dozen funerals tonight. You may not be perfect, but you are incredible. Before you, I'd never seen anyone else fight like that, and I don't think I ever will."
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Five minutes later the rider returns. Your wounded have been laid out, and the camp physician and her attendants have begun binding wounds and affixing poultices. The rider salutes as he approaches, "Captain. The City God - the exceedingly tall glowing fellow - converys his thanks for your assistance. He insists on calling you a 'Lawgiver'. I tried to explain to him you were our Captain, but he just gave me an odd look and ignored me. Must be a local cultural thing. Regardless, the locals seem friendly enough. He said we could quarter inside the city away from the ash storms for the night if we aren't pursuing the enemy, and that he can offer medical aid."