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Amiri continues to breathe heavily for several seconds, glaring at you. But finally she calms down. "I won't,"
Amiri cringes. "You southerners, all a bunch of spineless crybabies! Pups should be sent to fight, not nursed!
Amiri cringes. "You southerners, all a bunch of spineless crybabies! Pups should be sent to fight, not nursed!
Amiri dashed out of the Sister's path — and though she was fast, she was none too delicate. Stumbling on one o
Amiri dashed out of the Sister's path — and though she was fast, she was none too delicate. Stumbling on one o
Amiri dashed out of the Sister's path — in one leap, she was able to take cover behind a tent. A passing barba
Amiri dashed out of the Sister's path — in one leap, she was able to take cover behind a tent. A passing barba
Amiri didn't make it very far — without talking to anyone, the Sister walked right past the guards and into Ar
Amiri didn't make it very far — without talking to anyone, the Sister walked right past the guards and into Ar
Amiri didn't remain leader of the Tiger Lords for long — ruling was certainly not her calling! The years she s
Amiri didn't remain leader of the Tiger Lords for long — ruling was certainly not her calling! The years she s
Amiri draws her weapon. "Finally, down to business!"
Amiri draws her weapon. "Finally, down to business!"
Amiri falls back, turning pale. "No! No, no... I won't do it!" She turns to you. "What is this!? What should I
Amiri falls back, turning pale. "No! No, no... I won't do it!" She turns to you. "What is this!? What should I
Amiri fills her chest with air and exhales sharply. "Let's go!"
Amiri flexes her shoulders. "Finally, a fight. Was bored with all that talking."
Amiri flushes. "'Cause they were assholes, all of them! Men were cowards and scoundrels, and women were scared
Amiri followed the Sister confidently, thoroughly pretending she had every right to be there. Alas, the guards
Amiri followed the Sister confidently, thoroughly pretending she had every right to be there. Alas, the guards
Amiri followed the Sister, thoroughly pretending she had every right to be there. The guards bought her act —
Amiri followed the Sister, thoroughly pretending she had every right to be there. The guards bought her act —
Amiri fought angrily and desperately to the end, like a bear fighting off a pack of dogs. But no one can defea
Amiri fought angrily and desperately to the end, like a bear fighting off a pack of dogs. But no one can defea
Amiri freezes, stunned, then spits on the ground and turns away herself.
Amiri frowns. "I went to kill a monster too. Some of the tribe tagged along, wanted to watch, they said. They
Amiri frowns. "I went to kill a monster too. Some of the tribe tagged along, wanted to watch, they said. They
Amiri frowns. "I'm not drinking this stuff. I decide for myself how I kill my enemies. But you're the chief. Y
Amiri frowns. "So what if someone can't read?"
Amiri frowns. "So what if someone can't read?"
Amiri gives you a crooked grin. "Oh no, you are a chieftain, tough and strong. Don't pretend you can't do with
Amiri gives you a wide grin and slaps your shoulder. "Riiiight! That's the way I like it! Let's do it!"
Amiri glares at you. "We here to fight, or to flap our traps?"
Amiri grins approvingly and raises her clenched fist. "Well said, old man! Truly well said! Blood for Gorum!"
Amiri grins. "Here is what I think. If we have to build barracks for them, let's do it on the border. Let them
Amiri grins. "I've never fought a hodag. Yet."
Amiri grins. "Me first."
Amiri grins. "Me first."
Amiri grins. "Me first."
Amiri grins. "Me first."
Amiri growls low in her throat. "I don't get embarrassed! I'm a warrior!" She grunts. "Still, I owe you thanks
Amiri growls low in her throat. "I don't get embarrassed! I'm a warrior!" She grunts. "Still, I owe you thanks
Amiri grunts in approval. "You should see a triceratops!"
Amiri grunts in approval. "You should see a triceratops!"
Amiri grunts in disapproval, caressing the hilt of her sword. "It feels wrong to finish him off! He fights dea
Amiri hems. "That's too bad. A mage should stay in the rear and keep quiet unless their magic is needed. Comma
Amiri hems. "That's too bad. A mage should stay in the rear and keep quiet unless their magic is needed. Comma
Amiri hums contentedly. "Right. Fine, I'll go tell the others what you said."
Amiri is surprised by your words, but the Tiger Lords noisily express their approval. The crowd pushes her for
Amiri is waiting for you near the Six Bears' camp. She hesitates, then speaks. "So, what now… We go?"
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