[Well, well, Luceti, I hope you enjoyed your break from Moro. The silence of the evening is ripped to shreds by a loud, roaring howl, with volume indicating that it could only come from Moro's giant lungs, regardless of her distance from the village
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The old lion sighs and twitches his tail and wings a bit.]
Oh wonderful, another territorial tiff. That just seem to follow me.
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Not with out an entire legion of Hyena's anyway. Somehow he doesn't see that happening anytime soon. So he continues his wandering, keeping an eye out for her as he moves through the forest.]
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Should I be asking when the war so I may not be there or is attendance mandatory?
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I will be charging into the nest of the demon Yuber tonight.
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Then I suppose I shall wish you good luck. Somehow, I don't think an old lion such as myself will be of much use against a demon.
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As you wish. This is your forest after all.
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I see. If death is what awaits you once you return home, then why would you want to leave? One would think that you would take every course of action you could to remain alive.
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If he believes that I should rest instead of suffering at the hands of humans, then I am humbled by his judgment.
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One would think that such fine creature as yourself wouldn't have a problem with humans. I don't understand how you can let another choose when you die, regardless if they are a God or not. I admit, such things make little sense to me.
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That is his duty. And I would dare not to question him. He breathed life into me, and it is his decision when to take it back.
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Now, what is to be expected from your upcoming battle? Is it something that I should wish to be far, far away from? I would hate to have to vacate to that... village. Even if its temporary.
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