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Week four
Two more of your fellow gods, your companions, your friends, have met their end together. As you turn in for the night, and a new week dawns upon you, it's starting to be a bitter experience. Just how much of this will you be forced to take?
But all isn't just despair. The morning is brighter than the last. The storm clouds that previously plagued almost every day have dissipated, and this week brings plenty of sun and a friendlier breeze. Not to mention, another floor of this strange temple has revealed itself. Whatever lies within is your domain, not Typhon's. Keep it tight in your grasp, because you never know when you'll lose it.
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Quark's Bar
But all isn't just despair. The morning is brighter than the last. The storm clouds that previously plagued almost every day have dissipated, and this week brings plenty of sun and a friendlier breeze. Not to mention, another floor of this strange temple has revealed itself. Whatever lies within is your domain, not Typhon's. Keep it tight in your grasp, because you never know when you'll lose it.
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Quark's Bar

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...you attacked the neighboring countries.
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I... had the chance to flee, once I realized the depth of her intentions. I have allies in the Alliance- they would have taken me in. But... I thought if I stayed I could soften her hand with my counsel and support. At least make the initial attack fast and brutal enough that the other leaders would surrender quickly and avoid more death.
Then things just... continued. Battles dragged and frontlines barely moved and before I knew it is has been five years and my hair is midback and I am bleeding to death under my own fucking horse!!
[ he covers his own mouth in shock, as if being angry about his own death was some grand sin. Mumbled under it:]
What a sick joke, to realize you are a villian long after it is too late.
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He swallows, once again feeling like he's teetering at the edge of out of his depth. For a moment, he frantically tries to think of what Ezri would do. What would she say that would make this better? Unfortunately, he is not Ezri, so he comes up blank.]
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...alright, kid, c'mere. [Quark shifts his grip, one hand keeping at Ferdinand's wrist while the other moves to his elbow, taking some steps towards the raised edge of the rounded plateau that the statues stand on. He means to take Ferdinand with him and sit them down on the edge there.]
C'mon. We're gonna sit down for this.
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I'm sorry. I should not have yelled.
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[he sits them down, keeping his hand on Ferdinand's elbow.]
Alright, now I need you to look at me, because this is important.
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You are not a villain.
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That doesn't make you a villain.
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[There's probably not even that many people in Fodlan tho let's be honest]
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Let's get some facts straight. You stayed with that cause not out of blind loyalty, but because you thought you could temper it. Make the losses less; make it end faster.
Now, why would you want to do that?
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[he shakes his head]
It seems so hollow in comparison to all the destruction though.
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[He is too tired to maintain his more proper speech, rubbing his face]
Some, surely. More dead.
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How often did you take captives, then negotiate trading of hostages instead of killing them outright? How many families had food because you left their fields alone? How many people didn't become refugees with nothing to their name because you didn't destroy their houses?
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[But he starts to think of it. The scared faces of his people, and the people of the Kingdom and Alliance on the borders who's protectors he killed. They would not sing of him, or his army. If the Empire fell they would be the boogieman for generations of children after.
But... yes, he supposes some of those children were born because he stayed his hand when he could. It's a cold comfort. But a comfort regardless. And it shows on his face]
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[He sighs, staring down at his lap]
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