SSNES: Fall of Wu'di

How about abusing the cattle and killing the women? :crazyeye: :p

"Pillage, then burn."
 
:ack: You sick horrible b*stards! :p
 
Yes! What I couldn't do with gore, I did with being OT! I got SSGG nauseous!
 
@SS, my survival is actually extremely simple. It's a wonder that I didn't thought of it earlier.

The survival will be easy, but I'm also going to pay back some debts to the Empire. :p
 
Another story written.

Requesting an opinion from SS before posting.

EDIT: And no, SS, that isn't the easy way of survival I spoke of. Nothing that complicated.
 
Azash said:
I AM USING THIS AS A DETERRENT.

I'm not so sure of that anymore. But aslong as you don't interfere in my plans, I won't have to worry about a few flinchy Arbaquisers. As I doubt that you'd be able to invent Muskets before those, your weapons are still very primitive.

And people don't get too carried away with spam. ;)
 
Spam is the essence of NESing and you know it. After all, there's too much down time between the updates. Now bow down to worship my boundless wisdom. :smug:
 
The sea floor was extremly crowded, filled with mareghar and serpents. In the center there was a large circle left free. Suddenly the crowd opened from one side. The great serpent, accompanied by all the Sealords, arrived to the center. The serpent folded into the circle, barely fitting to it, and the Sealords set out to float around and over him, supported by the water. Dareos arrived to the scene. He levitated over it all, observing everything. It is time. After this, the mareghar and we will be entwined by our souls forever! Those that do not want this, may leave now. None left. Dareos repeated almost the same words to his own people, just as the serpent had addressed his own. Everyone now stood still, holding their peace and silence. Waiting. After this, no serpent can leave a mareghar into trouble, if one can help. After this, no mareghar will leave the serpents without help and support. After this, our people are one.

The mareghar wanted make the final difference with humans. They wanted the bliss of the beast, the wisdom of ages, the ages of wisdom. And that was what they would get. Everyone amongst them had lost someone to the Empire, most more than one. They had been in the edge for long, and now they had been pushed over it. They had begun the long fall, it was time to spread their wings and fly.

When the mareghar had left the islands and descended into the ocean, they had undergone vital changes to their bodies. This time the change faced their minds. After this, every single mareghar would understand the motives and thoughts of the serpents. It worked both ways.

The great serpent reached deep in his mind, past the recently learned spells, past his own life, into the racial memory he had herited. To the ancient ways, and even more ancient spells, from the times when the serpents had had wings and claws, and had stalked the skys. He remembered the spell, but it was a spell that was beyond his strenght, beyond the reserves of magic he had gathered. But with the spell came the means. He remembered. And he reached for the source of magic, a vein that went through all the world, a vein of wild and ancient magic.

His eyes started to shine with gold, and as a ripple goes through water, the fire of magic rippled through the Sealords to the crowd, connecting the mareghar and the serpents with binds that could not be broken.
 
He could feel it. It was somewhere far to the north in the sea, an old magic, almost as old as him. He would have to do something about that. But there are more important tings to do first.
His army was marching.

The living must die!
The living must die!
The living must die!


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just to keep you guys your feets :goodjob:
 
Hey look!
*shuves a anime film in the DVD player*

Ok now he's distracted, let us spam with impunity :D
 
Cleric said:
Hey look!
*shuves a anime film in the DVD player*

Ok now he's distracted, let us spam with impunity :D

Ahahaha! :lol:
 
Reno said:
I just don't watch any kind of anime, it has to have some style in it. No cigar. ;)

Oh, right. Here. Mononoke-hime. Plenty of action, gore and a bit of romance. happy? :D
 
Silver Steak said:
Oh, right. Here. Mononoke-hime. Plenty of action, gore and a bit of romance. happy? :D

I've got a copy of my own, also, I've seen it quite too many times already. :p

And I don't have time to watch it now again, I'm too buy keeping an eye on your spamming. :p
 
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