"You've confused the god with the sculpture depicting him," Ekun notes calmly, but Harrim doesn't hear him or
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- "Also, how can the dwarves put their trust in you, you traitor god? How can you protect your people if you're
- "You're weak, Torag. Weak and pathetic. How could you, the God of all dwarves, the Great Creator, be knocked d
- "Gods are not pathetic. Those who grovel at their feet and beg for charity, then cry when they receive no crum
- "You've confused the god with the sculpture depicting him," Ekun notes calmly, but Harrim doesn't hear him or
- "You've confused the god with the sculpture depicting him," Ekun notes calmly, but Harrim doesn't hear him or
- "Gods are not pathetic. Those who grovel at their feet and beg for charity, then cry when they receive no crum
- "Also, how can the dwarves put their trust in you, you traitor god? How can you protect your people if you're
- "You're weak, Torag. Weak and pathetic. How could you, the God of all dwarves, the Great Creator, be knocked d