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Agai grimaces. "Fine. Give me your map. I'll point it out."
Agai grimaces. "Fine. Give me your map. I'll point it out."
Agai narrows his eyes menacingly as he looks at you, maintaining a stony silence.
Agai scratches his head. "Is that bad? Gnomes are noisy, restless, and weak. Gotta keep a distance from them t
Agai sizes the woman up with a hostile glare and shakes his head.
Agai sniffs. "Not too much," he drawls. "Stole some traps, scattered the beds, threw away all our food — the d
Agai stares at you, unblinking, then scoffs with contempt. "A wants to help? Sure! I'll be surprised if I'm st
Agai steps back, pressing his hand against his bleeding wounds. "Well, you got me..." he hisses through clench
Agai stops whittling for a moment, staring somewhere beyond you. He finally grunts, in a low voice, "Thanks."
Agai stops working and looks at you intently. "Why should I do that? You trying to get close to us? Want to le
Agai stops working on the stake and looks at you.
Agai sucks air in through his teeth and turns away.
Agai swings his blade and utters a shrill battle cry as he charges you.
Agai, the spriggan leader, learned a valuable lesson after surviving his meeting with the king and even regain
Agai, the spriggan leader, learned a valuable lesson after surviving his meeting with the king and even regain
Agai's face grows even grimmer, and he whittles the stick more frantically. It seems your pleasure at predicti
Agai's gaze falls back on his stake as he returns to his whittling.
Agai's minding his own business, ignoring you completely.
Agai's voice lowers to contemptuous hissing. "Those clowns? Yes, we're unfortunate enough to share common bloo
Akaia pushes her away. "Step aside, girl. This tribe needs you. Hey, you, evil spirit! A former chieftain is g
Akaia pushes her away. "Step aside, girl. This tribe needs you. Hey, you, evil spirit! A former chieftain is g
Akaia steps towards Amiri, his back straight and chin held high, looking hard into her eyes. "Do it!"
Akiros gives you a hard stare. "An alliance, huh? Well... if my 'leader' weren't so fast to drown himself in w
Akiros looks at the fort one last time, then turns away, never to see it again.
Akiros looks at the fort one last time, then turns away, never to see it again.
Akiros looks away. "A servant of... It's been a long, long time... Many years, and many atrocities ago."
Akiros smiles. "A valiant effort, but no. Just your charm and the ghost of the ferocious Jamandi won't be enou
Akiros squints. "So... that's it? You're letting me go? Well, I certainly don't fancy dying for the Stag Lord.
Alas, all the surrounding trees were absolutely deaf... er, blind... uh, insensitive to the beauty and charm o
Alas, no one decided to become the king's loyal follower... In fact, a couple of dragons appeared and tried to
Alas, one can't get anything in this life with the help of mere politeness. The magistrate didn't even bother
Alas, the body laid before us belonged to none other than Tomin Hanvaki — a noble from Gralton, the one whose
Alas, the body laid before us belonged to none other than Tomin Hanvaki — a noble from Gralton, the one whose
Alas, the body laid before us belonged to none other than Tomin Hanvaki — a noble from Gralton, the one whose
Alas, the party's efforts are not sufficient to save the hapless youth. The beast finishes the poor centaur be
Alas, the party's efforts are not sufficient to save the hapless youth. The beast finishes the poor centaur be
Alas, the story of our deeds wasn't as impressive as the barbarians would have hoped — though the events thems
Alas, there was no safe passage. The villains who'd attacked the mansion knew what they were doing — the only
Alas, there was no safe passage. The villains who'd attacked the mansion knew what they were doing — the only
Alas, these attempts did more harm than good. The baroness too often mistakenly gave the wrong instruments, di
Alas, this wasn't the last misfortune to befall us. Keeping hold of the rope in the middle of the raging curre
Alas, this wasn't the last misfortune to befall us. Keeping hold of the rope in the middle of the raging curre
Alas, true victory lay ahead: the baron had yet to meet the main green-skinned villain, the one responsible fo
Alas, wasn't in top form that day. It was fortunate that she hadn't climbed too far before his foot slipped on
Alas, we couldn't detect whether this specimen was dangerous. Our only choice was to rely on luck. We...
Alas, we were not quick enough.
Alas, we were not quick enough.
Alas, we'd merely wasted precious moments! No matter how many grasping green shoots we cut, more only grew in
Alas, we'd merely wasted precious moments! No matter how many grasping green shoots we cut, more only grew in
Alas! No matter how long we stared into the wavy sea of grass, we could not divine which way Tartuccio had gon
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