No man or being otherwise is invincible. It only takes a well placed blow to prove that. Topple a king and the pawns quake in fear.
[ Temeria had fallen to pieces after Foltest's death, crumbled as the vulture nobles ripped each other apart to crawl towards the crown like the underhanded scum they are. The once greatly influential kingdom divied up between Kaedwen and Redania, all at the consequence of a single death with no apparent heir.
A slight smile comes to Iorveth's lips at the memory of having a hand in it, before covering it with the cup of tea, taking a deep drink.
Given the chance, he'd do the same to every monarch in the Northern Kingdoms. And once done, move onto Nilfgaard for the Emperor that promised them freedom and a sovereign land only to betray those that would have died as fodder for their mad expansion. Watch the lost remaining dh'oine scurry without their leaders. But another human would soon clamor to the top, through chain of command or merely splitting the skulls of all men ahead of him. It's the nature of them. ]
Had the Scoia'tael had precedence over it, we'd likely have invented something befitting such waste of air. Yet the prince was still needed at the time. [ A pause and he stares into his cup as he swirls the remaining tea. ] And it would not have culled the peasantry for elves to have taken their revenge.
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[ Temeria had fallen to pieces after Foltest's death, crumbled as the vulture nobles ripped each other apart to crawl towards the crown like the underhanded scum they are. The once greatly influential kingdom divied up between Kaedwen and Redania, all at the consequence of a single death with no apparent heir.
A slight smile comes to Iorveth's lips at the memory of having a hand in it, before covering it with the cup of tea, taking a deep drink.
Given the chance, he'd do the same to every monarch in the Northern Kingdoms. And once done, move onto Nilfgaard for the Emperor that promised them freedom and a sovereign land only to betray those that would have died as fodder for their mad expansion. Watch the lost remaining dh'oine scurry without their leaders. But another human would soon clamor to the top, through chain of command or merely splitting the skulls of all men ahead of him. It's the nature of them. ]
Had the Scoia'tael had precedence over it, we'd likely have invented something befitting such waste of air. Yet the prince was still needed at the time. [ A pause and he stares into his cup as he swirls the remaining tea. ] And it would not have culled the peasantry for elves to have taken their revenge.