A whole army of mean-looking guards awaited us at Pitax's gates. They were led by a pompous buffoon named Wals
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- A whole army of mean-looking guards awaited us at Pitax's gates. They were led by a pompous buffoon named Wals
- "The river pirates are Pitax's concern, not yours! You would do better to mind your own kingdom, Your Highness
- Alas, one can't get anything in this life with the help of mere politeness. The magistrate didn't even bother
- "I would advise you to reconsider," said the magistrate. "Somehow, I don't believe you're capable of defeating
- A cunning smile crept over Walsh's face. "You're welcome to try, of course. However, I've heard that your king
- ...told Walsh we needed to discuss a few things with him regarding the river pirates.
- ...politely asked Walsh to let us enter.
- ...drew our weapons!
- ...threatened Walsh that we would return with an army of our own.
- ...kept what remained of our dignity and turned away.
- Approaching the city, we found the gates wide open. There was no one there to greet us.
- ...politely asked Walsh to let us enter.
- ...drew our weapons!
- ...threatened Walsh that we would return with an army of our own.
- ...told Walsh we needed to discuss a few things with him regarding the river pirates.
- A whole army of mean-looking guards awaited us at Pitax's gates. They were led by a pompous buffoon named Wals
- Alas, one can't get anything in this life with the help of mere politeness. The magistrate didn't even bother
- A cunning smile crept over Walsh's face. "You're welcome to try, of course. However, I've heard that your king
- "The river pirates are Pitax's concern, not yours! You would do better to mind your own kingdom, Your Highness
- ...kept what remained of our dignity and turned away.
- "I would advise you to reconsider," said the magistrate. "Somehow, I don't believe you're capable of defeating
- ...told Walsh we needed to discuss a few things with him regarding the river pirates.
- ...politely asked Walsh to let us enter.
- ...drew our weapons!
- ...threatened Walsh that we would return with an army of our own.
- ...kept what remained of our dignity and turned away.
- A whole army of mean-looking guards awaited us at Pitax's gates. They were led by a pompous buffoon named Wals
- "The river pirates are Pitax's concern, not yours! You would do better to mind your own kingdom, Your Highness
- Alas, one can't get anything in this life with the help of mere politeness. The magistrate didn't even bother
- "I would advise you to reconsider," said the magistrate. "Somehow, I don't believe you're capable of defeating
- A cunning smile crept over Walsh's face. "You're welcome to try, of course. However, I've heard that your king
- Approaching the city, we found the gates wide open. There was no one there to greet us.