rolled 54, 51 = 105

Sweet, damn, too bad I missed the sweet love making with Laelith..... I'm still a Jayne man myself.

>you realize just how little you have to do now that this leg of the campaign is won
Whatchu' talkin' 'bout Willis?

We got to get this fort named, prepped, and ready for the offensive. That means expanding it, and laying out fields for a significant number of men to live/train/assemble in. As well as increasing the number of watchtowers in the vicinity.

>got a concrete action you want to take right now? also, bump

>>13257879
Statement: yes, we do need to officially name this fort. After mulling it over for a few cycles, this runtime finds the name "Forst Skywatch" acceptable.

Addendum: This runtime votes for taking a few of the men not doing much and shoring up the existing defenses. Certainly, the next commander to take the fort after us will be thankful for the added defenses.

Hmmm. Let's go find Jayne.

rolled 96, 21 = 117

Well, did we ever get a proper name for the fort. I know I wanted Eagle's Liberty as the name, but not sure what of the others and don't wanna just basically steal this chance to force the name on it so to wait on that.

We could go ahead and get all of our men to start working in shifts with increasing the size of the fort. Making the existing fort walls basically the center of the expansion.

>>13257994
>Eagle's Liberty
That is a terrible name.

We should go interact with Bellatrix and Lena some. Get to know them. Also it would be a good chance to train ourselves at the same time. Especially Lena, we've hardly seen her.

>>13257844

Why not name the fort Stant's Fall/Folly?

>many fietent

Speaking of which, what is the status of our relationships with the women?

>>13258065
Laelith: Love - Sexed
Sansa: Love - Soon to be sexed
Jayne: Love - Ready to be sexed any time
Kyria: Really like - Ready to be sexed on return
Nyetini: Unknown

>>13257966
I concur with the name Fort Skywatch.

Pax, using our current elemental powers and perhaps a few hours(?) would we be able to create small underground areas roughly wagon-sized? Or would this be something that would need practice?

I feel it would be prudent for us to be able to create underground stashes should we need to lighten our load of heavy loot (or excessive food supplies) to be picked up as we withdraw.

>heres your forts current setup, center square is the tower, orange circles are training/practice fields, the rest is currently given over to tentspace. Outer wall is multicolored since there is enough room for men to patrol on it.

>>13258105
>that would take alot of practice

rolled 43 = 43

Well we'll need practice, every day.

Test roll

>>13258114
Let's just let the men rest. They've had a hard fight and will soon have another. We don't need to keep them working 24/7.

Let's go practice our elementalism and talk with Lena/Laelith.

rolled 19 = 19

Maybe we should work on training our pets more?
We could even try a hand of training Wulf's dogs while he's away

We could even ask Jayne if she though there'd be any Bears in the woods, that we could go hunting for to get more mounts! It would be good for her to get some more after all the applications her familys been getting.

But lets not forget the picnic!

>>13258139

Rebuttal: They just had several days of good rest, plus a "kickin rad" party last night. We can always give them short work shifts on any improvement projects involving heavy labor. As well, we do have some prisoners we could put to the chain gang.

>>13258156
Bear hunting with Jayne sounds like a good idea for the future. Not today, picnic is today.

Practice elementalism and maybe train with Collin again.

>if you want to practice elementalism give me a roll, Lena/Laelith or Collin after that?

rolled 27, 99 = 126

>>13258181
No chain gangin, that's slavery right 'dere that is!

Anywho, we have what, around 500 able soldiers? Maybe less? If we put them on an alternating day scedule for the remaining week we have, (I think it's justa week, do we have more Pax?) The soldiers would have 4 days rest between each day of full work they would have. The last group to work, obviously would bet first dibs on the automated wagon rides to rest up for the march.

>>13258114
Suggesting a fairly generic start.
Compartments flanking the main gate, facing the enemy.

rolled 94 = 94

>>13258263
Lena/Laelith I think, we need to tease Lena about getting drunk.

>>13258273
Wow, glad you rolled a 27 first because the rest of these rolls are SHIT.

>>13258181
While I agree with giving the men short work shifts to improve the fort I highly disagree with using the prisoners to help as using people who hate you to build things tend to result in lack luster or sabotaged items.

rolled 69 = 69

>>13258263
Alright. Elemental roll!

It's a six isnt it?

>>13258289
On the other hand, not many ways you can sabotage digging a defensive ditch around the fort. I say put the prisoners on that.

rolled 11 = 11

>>13258275

Statement: This runtime likes these improvement plans. Simple and effective. This gets a second.

>>13258263

>rolling for practice

rolled 35 = 35

>>13258288
Indeed, didn't realize I had 2d100 though, oh well, switching back.

Also:>>13258275
I second this. This way, it can hold several maniples at a time, not to mention, we could have a compartment added on to each of the forts for Officer's quarters. I'm not exactly sure how the Legion views prejudice due to ranking. I know we don't, but it can't harm anyone to have it ready.

rolled 76 = 76

>>13258275
I like it and it allows for easy expansion you have my vote.

>>13258300
I would like to point out what>>13258273 said.

test roll

Use of POWs for labor is not slavery in any sense of the word.

>>13258373

Agreement: Using POWs for cheap labor in wartime has been a staple of nearly every army since time began. It's all the more fitting that they'd be building defenses against their own kin. All we need do is make sure we have them watched enough to ensure evenly good work.

rolled 81 = 81

>>13258373
>>13258405
My error in memory sorry about that but in addition to keeping an eye on them we also need to make sure Janos and his girl are in no way seen lest that entire plan fall apart.

>>13258083
>mfw WarMaidQuest

We should get a list of names for our prisoners.

Then we should inform them that we are looking for extra hands doing manual labor. Any that accept will have their work count toward their freedom at the end of this conflict. Provide them with more food while they work, and any man or woman is free to work or not work on any day.

Any that choose to work say, 6 days will be released even if their random isn't paid at the end of this war.

sound good?

>>13258455
It's not like they are running around camp willy-nilly.

>>13258460
Glad someone caught that.

>>13258463
Agreement: This is acceptable to this runtime.

>>13258463
I would say extend the required amount of work to 12 days (amount of days remaining here), and that we will advocate for their release upon the cessation of hostilities with Uurlanth.
They will not be released while we are still in a state of war, however. Only after.

>you have the better part of three weeks yet, actually, since you took down the Stants the day after you got your new orders, and its only been a few days since then. Say, two and a half weeks left.

You settle down into a meditative stance, planning out your improvements to this fort, which your are begining to think of as Fort Skywatch, though you arent quite sure yet. In you meditation you focus on compacting the ground beneath you upwards, a very specific plan for later in mind. When you finish, you feel confident that with practice you will be able to create underground stores for the goods you raid, and that if there is water beneath the fort, it will be forming a new well in the distant future.

>Elementalism skill increase, 1/8 of cave creation attained

You rise, and amble over to where Laelith is still instructing Lena. "What do you mean I have to learn a different language? I can speak the common tongue perfectly well, and I'm not to terrible with my Old Kharyncheck." she qualifies, almost raising her voice, almost.

"You read your pages for today, correct?" Laelith asks, her voice patient, but her eyes are frustrated daggers.

"Yes and-" Len tries to respond but is cut off.

"Do you know others who speak those tongues, and may attempt to converse in them with you?" the elf continues.

Lenas face falls in defeat "Very well, when I finish this tome I will begin learning Draconian."

rolled 39 = 39

>>13258467
True I guess I'm being a little paranoid for some reason

>>13258463
I think i can agree to that but I still dislike having the enemy with any knowledge of how the forts set up for when the next war finally comes around.

>>13258509

Recitation: "Hello, ladies. How is today's training going?"

>>13258503

while getting 12 days of work from any that wish would be ideal, I feel that we should assume these men/women may not be in the best of condition to work 12 days straight. Allowing them to have a few days to rest at their choice should make their release seem closer to their grasp and hopefully motivate more to work toward their freedom (at the end of the war)

>>13258509
You know Draconian, Laelith? I'm impressed. Perhaps you can teach me as well as Lena. It can't hurt to expand my vocabulary.

Lena, I know that it might be tough going at first but just stick with it. Just look at what you've already accomplished! That said, I don't think you will be out-drinking Sansa or out-fighting Collin for a while...

>>13258540
You know they have aerial scouts, yes? That they will know exactly how it is set up due to those.

>>13258555
If we don't already know draconian we should learn it too I agree. We should learn as much as we can about the old ways and draconian is probably what all that stuff is written in.

>>13258509
>>13258550

oh look, new info!

so roughly 16 days left till we march?

Perhaps set freedom at 10 days of work, allowing 5+ days of rest.

This may also encourage other prisoners to join a few days in, after they have time to stew over if they can wait for their family to afford any random!

>>13258599
10 days...alright, I can accept that.

Just so we are clear, we still try to get the ransom for all the prisoners. Just if the ransom is not paid the ones that work are freed anyway. Right?

>>13258611

Agreed.

rolled 78 = 78

>>13258611
>>13258599
I can deal with that. 10 days it is.

>>13258630
Right.
And I guess, if they worked and the ransom got paid anyway, we pay them wages equivalent to unskilled labor for the days they worked.

Let it never be said that Justinian Trentz is not a fair taskmaster.

rolled 54 = 54

>>13258599
That is agreeable

>>13258630
I believe that is correct

rolled 24 = 24

>>13258463
Ah, and we cant forget, this may be a good time for Janos to get her personal bodyguards free. Oh snap they escaped and we had to kill/pull them away.

Because we were going to allow Janos to pick a personal bodyguard from his own personal guard from before, of those he could trust inexcusably.

>>13258643
How about NO on that, they tried to kill us and take over our country. We don't fucking pay them wages.

>>13258655
Agreed, they are the enemy. We are being more than fair offering them a way to "buy insurance" in case the ransom doesn't get paid. We don't need to give them wages too.

>>13258630

Something about giving a man our word that he will be released without ransom and then taking ransom for him seems a bit... corrupt...

>>13258643

Statement: hahahahaha, no. For being enemy soldiers in the first place, they don't get shit.

>>13258682
That's not what we are saying. We are saying that if their family doesn't pay the ransom they will be released anyway. It's like insurance, but the premiums are working on the fort.

should we consult Janos on this plan? Perhaps allow him to deliver the offer?

rolled 53 = 53

>>13258682
It's that two things happen first.
Their nation/nobility is given the chance to pay the ransom
Then the soldiers Family/loved ones/friends

Then they are left to work for the Empire. As an indentured servant, bought as a Gladiator, Given to the Trails (where they die by the hundreds), maybe even executed.

Those that work long enough are freed from their servitude, and become a full fledged member of the Empire.

"You know Draconian Laelith? Maybe you should teach me as well as Lena then." you suggest by way of greeting.

"Hello, Justinian, and no, I dont. I do however have a scroll that teaches the basics needed for mages, though if you want to know what this one is doing it could be useful." Laelith replies, grinning sheepishly.

"That sounds like a good idea nonetheless." you reply. "Though I can name several feats she wont be preforming."

Laelith smirks before replying "I think I can name more than you." Lena looks back and forth between the two of you, confused horror on her face.

"She wont be out-drinking Sansa any time soon." you start

"Or Uurist." Laelith adds, as Lena begins to blush.

"She wont be out-fighting Collin." you continue, barely able to keep from laughing at the girl as her blush deepens.

"Or out-shooting Finian." Laelith adds jollily

Lena finally snaps "I could, however, silence both of you with seven words." she informs you, almost whispering, as if the minor threat might burn her throat.

"Oh, no you couldnt dear, the last sentence you read bound your magical commands to Draconian. You can no more influence the mists in common now than Justinian or I" Lenas face shifts to one of injured betrayal. "Oh, dont give me that look, I would be remiss if the camp was destroyed when you finally join Wulf in his tent. Quite a few words one uses in the bed are rather violent in their interactions with the mists." Lenas face burns to a shade of red that makes Laeliths torch look pale, the young girls mouth hanging agape. You arent sure whether to laugh or console the girl yourself, so you stand slack-jawed as well.

rolled 95 = 95

But i agree on no pay. Their work put in is considered their 'ransom' in the event that your nobility or family does not pull through.

If they do Exceptionally well with their construction, and there is no issue with escape, that such, those that have their ransom paid will receive a cut (if it is Us rather than the empire that gets the ransom money)

>>13258714

Statement: the prisoners are NOT supposed to know his current appearance, that he's still here, OR that he yet lives. Yeah, that's a GREAT idea.

>>13258770
You know, when we were in the mists before we generated actual words and stuff. I wonder if we have some mage potential ourselves? Ask Laelith about that.

>>13258777

I was unaware that we'd faked his death already.
I thought we were making it seem as if we had him locked away in some small cabin/cell as a prisoner.

rolled 14 = 14

>>13258770
>Hitting on mage girls.
>Words shouted out mid-coitus can violently effect the mist

Now i think back to Mordin's advice on Biotic relationships...

"Oh, don't be like that. Everyone knows, you two are just so cute together. If you ever need any advice in that area, though, just ask Laelith. I assure you she knows a few tricks that leave a man breathless."

Well, let's sit down next to Laelith and start learning. What can it hurt?

>>13258854

Seconding this.

>>13258854
>>13258881
Indeed

>>13258854
I don't see any problems with this, and support it.

>>13258822
>not locked, but as far as the prisoners know he is. He has been "escorted" to several staff meetings, as well as the celebration (which was held in a location where the prisoners wouldnt be able to see him, and he kept his hood up all night)

You chuckle slightly before replying "Dont be so embarrassed, the two of you make a cute couple." you playfully chide the girl "Though if you are ever in need of advice in that field, Laelith knows more than a few tricks that can leave a man breathless, I assure you."

"Flatterer" the elf accuses you, kissing you on the cheek as you sit in the chair next to Lena and start going through Laeliths scrolls. Lena eventually gets back to her tome, though she now looks thoroughly distracted, and the blush on her face is receding very, very slowly.

>roll for bilingualism

rolled 10 = 10

>>13259060

Women will be the death of poor justinian...

rolled 75 = 75

>>13259060
Rolling.

>>13259091
Or the salvation. We need to figure out some way to extend our lifespan so that we don't break the hearts of our wives by dying of old age.

>>13259106
>We need to figure out some way to extend our lifespan so that we don't break the hearts of our wives by dying of old age.
This is a worthy goal that Nyetini would surely be glad to help with after we get her to love us. Even if we don't, I imagine she would still find it a worthy cause.

Observation: HEY! who rolled that 72 and deleted it? Why'd you do that, we roll high in this quest!

>>13259161
What? CQ rolls low, and the 75 is right there.

>>13259185

Nevermind. This runtime was confused for a moment because I was thinking of dragon quest.

>>13259220
Heh, Dragon Quest is awesome but it has terrible problems with samefags and roll deletion. Didn't know it was running right now too.

"I'm surprised" Laelith compliments you as you set the scroll aside. "In the space of a few hours you learned enough to bark out orders on a battlefield. Most soldiers I knew couldn't have dreamed of learning that much in a few hours work." she adds, before taking the scroll from you and passing it to Lena "This one needs to get back to her studies now, but if you want I can have a copy of the scroll for you by tomorrow evening."

>so, timeskip to picnic, or Collin/Bellatrix now?

>>13259244
Either one is fine.

>>13259236
which is why we also have IRC just in case
>>13259220
Do you get on IRC for D-Q
>>13259244
Collin/Belatrix

>>13259244

Statement: To Collin then!

>>13259244
Nice, we impressed Laelith with our mental acumen. +10 elf points.

Will going and talking to Collin/Bella interfere with the picnic? If not, go do it.

rolled 85 = 85

>>13259244
Collin/Bellatrix

>>13259267

Statement: Nope. Never have. This runtime does not play well with IRC, regrettably.

rolled 11 = 11

>>13259244
"An Empire officer is trained in much beyond which end to hold and which end to stab.

It's the pointy end by the way. I'll go check up on Lena's other half, I'll see you later for our picnic."

>>13259244
What can I say, my dear? I'm not merely an average soldier, or man. Surely you have noticed by now. *wink wink*

"That sounds good, love." you reply, before ruffling Lenas hair, giving Laelith a quick kiss on the cheek and heading over to see what Collin and Bellatrix are doing.

"NO NO NO!!" the dwarf shouts at Bellatrix, walking over to kick at her feet and jab at her arms "Yer stance is still to aggressive. It may work when you're on equal footin'r better, but against a tenacious defender, or in conditions that dont agree with'yer skills, you will loose. Thats why I keep on havin'tae call it a draw when ye'spar with Wulf. Now do ye'want ta be any good in a propper battle or not?" he asks, looking over Bellatrix' stance again.

"I already am usefull in battle and-"

Collin cuts her off "Not if you have'tae fight off men hard enough to get through the shit yer sisters learnin' ta throw at a foe. Now go through the sequence again." he orders. Sighing Bellatrix starts slashing at the air.

>>13259420
Hello there, friends. Bella, care for a spar? If you don't mind that is, Collin.

Let's show her exactly what Collin is talking about.

>>13259444
Actual practice is usually better than drills

>>13259444
Agreed. Bellatrix looks like the kind of person who needs something demonstrated before truly accepting it.

>>13259444
I agree, we should spar with Bella.

>>13259444
Agreed. Beat her into the ground, nicely.

Also, we might want to talk to Collin about fighting against elementaist swordsmen. If the Cult has been around for as long as implied, they may have a swordmaster or two who is also a trained elementalist.

>>13259471
>>13259474
>>13259481
>>13259500
Looks like Bellatrix is about to get her shit rocked by Justinian. Not in the good way, either.

"Now, I intend no affront to your drills Collin, but it would seem to me that Bellatrix would learn better from a spar than from drills." you announce as you reach a polite distance from the two.

"Aye, that she does. An as I'm sure your aware, I'd be no fair match for the girl, so if ye dont mind goin' easy on the lass, then I've havent any qualms with you interrupting my drills." he replies, after a hasty salute.

"That sounds good to me." Bellatrix adds, breaking off the drill halfway through to turn in your direction.

>Roll for sparring

rolled 55 = 55

Agreed. Let the beating commence.

rolled 28 = 28

>>13259529
Let's teach her the error of her ways. But don't hurt her.

rolled 69 = 69

>>13259536
hmmmm, interesting. Let's see if we can beat her at half potential? since 55-5 - 50, I assume we only achieve half potential in this?

rolled 67 = 67

>>13259539
>>13259536
Or perhaps we can use our fudge?

>>13259550
Actually I imagine 50 is just average skill. And really, Justinian is very good with his weapons, so she should be soundly thrashed even at average skill.

rolled 46 = 46

>sips tea while sparring

>>13259550
Well, we -are- going easy on her.

>>13259566
Agreed. We beat and humiliated Laelith and she's had a hundred years and an obsession with perfection to practice, and we rolled like 68 or something in that fight. at 50 and against a less experienced foe? She's going to eat dirt. Repeatedly.

going to be funny if she manages to beat our ass.

>>13259642
That would be a critical failure roll. We're extremely skilled, far more so than a normal soldier. We aren't on Collin's level, but then again very few in the entire world are.

As you approach Bellatrix and shrug off your robe she drops back into the stance Collin nudged her into, though she still doesn't sit comfortably in it quite yet. Both of you have training blades and shields that match your normal weapons, but no real protection from the solid oak other than muscle and cloth.

Collin steps back from in between the two of you, and immediately the nomad rushes you, saber in her left hand, buckler on her right, all speed and fury. Her strikes arent terribly subtle, but would be difficult for a lesser man to read, the first flurry of blows you easily ward off with your own blade. Seeing an opening left from her assault you swipe the side of her right thigh with your shield, nearly knocking her down. The Kharyncheck collects herself a few paces back from you before coming at you again, three quick jabs at your gut, all parried, followed by a sweep to your legs, which you catch on your shield, and counter with a high swipe from your blade, which she manages to catch on her buckler. After a few seconds of push and counter-push she slaps her blade into yours, breaking the lock and coming at you in the same motion. alternating between high and low rapidfire strikes. While the ferocity of the assault impresses you, the form leaves something to be desired, so you drag the tip of your blade across her gut when her buckler is out of position to keep her balance.

"What did I tell'ye?" Collin asks Bellatrix, allowing you to stealthily wipe the sweat your brow had accumulated in the few brief minutes of fighting you just went through, she has skill, thats for certain. "You put to much into the attack an'yer defence is suffering for it." he admonishes.

"But isnt the best defense a good offense?" she asks, clearly not wanting to part with her already learned techniques easily.

rolled 70 = 70

>>13259738
I believe a round two may be in order.

rolled 54 = 54

>>13259738
Spin your sword about in an amusing manner
"That's what you tell your enemy so they charge enmasse into your shield wall.

Which makes them like Lambs to a slaughter."

>>13259738

Recitation: "While it is true that being constantly on the attack will force your opponent into defense, your opponent will be constantly on the lookout for the perfect moment to drive three feet of steel through you the moment you change speed."

>>13259738
"If that was the case then why did you just 'die'? Sometimes you need to be aggressive, but the first time you meet a more skilled foe on the battlefield overaggression will be the death of you... and of your sister, once he runs you through."

Spar with Collin now. I want to improve our fighting again.

rolled 73 = 73

>>13259817
I like your idea as it'll show what two skilled fighters look like.

>then roll for sparring with Collin again

rolled 100 = 100

>>13259864
Oh god we're going to embarrass ourselves.

rolled 74 = 74

>>13259870
USE THE BOTCH!!!

rolled 47 = 47

>>13259870
Ffff.

Let's call the sparring session off. We don't need to be knocked out since we have a picnic later.

>>13259870

Observation:....OR, we're going to embarass Collin.

rolled 85 = 85

>>13259870
"And thus Justinian was run through by one of his retinue during sword practice, dying an ignoble death."

How about we just say no to sparring with a roll like that.

rolled 58 = 58

>>13259895
>>13259893
>>13259870
this is gonna hurt a lot.

>>13259908

Or, I'm gonna forget AGAIN we want to roll low.

Addendum: uh, yeah, use our botch here.

>thats a 69 with the botch, now make up your minds guys. (your damned lucky this aint a combat session, heh)

>>13259870
>100
You fucker!

rolled 10 = 10

>>13259908
Pax, can we get a do-over? I know our -5 will keep us from like... dying or whatever. But still, god damn. Knocked out cold would totally ruin our mojo for later today.

Let's NOT spar then.

yep. It's about time.

>>13259931
Let's call it off. One thing we don't need is to undermine whatever cred we just built with Bella by getting trashed like a child.

Head over to the archers and say hi instead. Distract Sansa while she is shooting by blowing in her ear. Or maybe go find Jayne.

Or hell, just timeskip to the picnic.

rolled 81 = 81

I'm one for not doing the spar.....oh man, that could have been horrible......

rolled 16 = 16

>>13259954
>>13259913
>>13259895
I believe I have to agree on this

>then disentangle from this encounter and head to... what?

Yeah, let's not destroy any progress made during this sparring session by getting our ass handed to us by Collin.

Besides, we need to see about the other elementalists (cook, smith, and surgeon).

Also, Pax, is Justinian good enough to be able to tell if someone has the talent for elementalism? Or is that still Laelith only?

Timeskip to picnic.

>>13260007
Let's go on our Picnic.

rolled 50 = 50

>>13260014
This would be interesting to know. We need to get with some of the remaining captains tonight to setup a work shift schedule as well.

rolled 44 = 44

>>13260007
Time skip to picnic.

Picnic/Laelith romancing time?

>>13260014
>Just about there, but not quite yet

"That is true, until you run into someone more skilled than you." you inform the panting warrior "In which case they will do almost exactly as I did, they will hold you off, bide their time, then run you through when you show the first sign of weakness."

"He speaks true, now I want you two two go again, but this time, try to show some control, Bellatrix." Collin instructs, grinding, you drop back into your stance. You help Collin with the girl for a few more hours, before heading back to your tent to wash away as much of the sweat as possible and find a clean change of cloths. You meet Laelith outside the rear gate, a bottle of the mystery brew under your arm, Laelith has a small sack, co doubt laden with food. The two of you set off for the forest behind the fort, the wold wont take much more than an hour, and the sun has just passed the center of its journey across the sky.

>so, how do you guys wanna come at this?

lets not be to aggressive as Laelith already has enough of a lead on the other girls.

Also find out if we got any mage potential in us would be nice.

>>13260179

Statement: pretty much just relax, joke, story time, etc.

>>13260179
Find a nice clearing and sit down next to each and eat/drink. We said earlier that we would talk about our relationship together, so after some light flirting and kissing we should wrap our arms around her, pull her into our lap, and both ask her how she feels about us and tell her that we will be glad to discuss our future together now.

>>13259870

wow, our first 100

been a long time coming

rolled 88 = 88

>>13260300
No, nothing serious. Not all of us are for Laelith as of right now. I know I'm not. I mean, it's okay to sex 'em up, I guess since it is the time of fantasy and we are a bachelor pimp known as Motherfucking Trentz, but we still haven't decided.

I can go for just a relaxing picnic in the woods with a nice clearing.

>>13260392
What do you mean we haven't decided? I'm pretty sure everyone has decided that we will marry Jayne and the other three will be our concubines. Right? And then when we get powerful enough we will try to get laws passed to marry them all.

Eventually the two of you settle on an area where the grasses are tolerably short just on this side of the edge of the forest. You set out the meal, which is fairly light, but enough to slake both of your appetites. You trade stories back and forth, some innocent some... well you most certainly envy some of the scholars in Truthshaven now that you know how, free-spirited, Laelith was before she met Khalless. Eventually you find yourself propped up on your elbows, watching the sun dip below the treeline, only a few hours of daylight left, Laelith leaning against your chest, idly tracing her finger along the scars on your shield-arm. "So, what is your plan for us? I have no problems with letting things continue as they are, but with the other ladies you are pursuing I feel I may have stiffer competition for your attentions soon, and complications like that..." she trails off, not liking something that trail of thought reminds her of.

>>13260392
Pretty sure it's serious already son.

Seconding
>>13260300

>>13260453
Pretty much this was what I thought, except for the whole changing the laws thing.

>>13260295
this sounds good, no need to come on strong, just chill and have a good time

>>13260453
I'm not too worried about marrying them all, really. Having Jayne and a posse of concubines is good enough for me. I doubt our ladies will mind, since they've been raised in this social convention and they know the realities of the situation.

Anyway, go to picnic. At picnic, converse casually with Laelith, talk about her plans for the future, dreams and shit. Encourage her to share feelings and worries and so forth; reassure her that we're with her for good. Find out her stance on fivesomes with our four girls+us. Make sweet, gentle love on the grass until she screams our name so loudly it can be heard in Uurlanth.

>>13260453
The political minded part of me wishes this were not so. Marrying the first noble house that becomes friendly to us? We could potentially marry into something so much better than her house if people waited longer and started trying to make new connections. I didn't realize changing all the laws so we could marry them all was on the table too. I don't think that would even be doable unless we were the Praetorian involved in that aspect of the Empire.

>>13260487
Yeah, I thought that was the consensus too
>>13260453
"complications like what"

rolled 7 = 7

>>13260487
"Complications like what?"
I guess most of us are in favor for Jayne then. Never realized that. At least in the marriage department. Hmmmm, well maybe we should get Laelith's opinion on our multiple person relationship we are contemplating.

rolled 41 = 41

>>13260552
>>13260549
"Complications like what" mind

>>13260515
>Marrying the first noble house that becomes friendly to us? We could potentially marry into something so much better than her house if people waited longer and started trying to make new connections.
This is very true. At the same time, the very fact that we're with her is actively improving the status of her house... and a more powerful noble would probably wield more influence over our affairs in exchange for the increased power that they would bring. It's a bit of a trade-off.

Eh, Jayne knows that we won't be marrying her for years yet anyway. We'll score some lovin' in the meantime, cross that bridge when we come to it.

>>13260487
"I love you, Laelith. Quite deeply, I'm somewhat shy to say. The future, well, I never know what it will bring, but one thing I do know is that I would like you there with me in it. I don't know the full extent of what happened in your past, though in time I hope to... but one thing I promise you: My feelings for you will never be split, or waver. I care for the others as well, but forsaking you is one thing that will never happen. That, I will swear to you."

>>13260487
>"So, what is your plan for us? I have no problems with letting things continue as they are, but with the other ladies you are pursuing I feel I may have stiffer competition for your attentions soon, and complications like that..."
"I certainly have no intention of lessening our relationship any time soon... but I would very much appreciate it if you would consider it an inclusive one, and make any competition -very- friendly."

rolled 74 = 74

>>13260596
Errr, that's implying that we won't bang any of the others, at least to me. Seems a bit TOO lovvy dovvy at this point as well. We are a bachelor that is afraid to use the L-word I would think......

>>13260515
I would say with enough political favors it doesn't matter which preatorian we are.

>>13260576
Depends on the contents of that noble house. If it's run by a woman, I'm sure our rolls would make their influence over us irrelevant since we only seem to roll well when dealing with women... Heh.

While it is true we are improving Jayne's house's prestige, part of me feels like we're missing out on something much more potentially rewarding in terms of our marriage. Of course, at the same time I think enough has been said to Jayne that we have to marry her or she'll break things off totally with us so I can't really complain too much now. Too many people have their minds set on her it seems rather than keeping ourselves open and looking around for something better.

>>13260628
We've already used it in the past, and it doesn't imply that at all to me. All I see there is a statement that we won't abandon her or shut her out in favor of the others, so I'll second it.

It is kinda sappy, but I suppose watching a sunset is when you should be sappy.

>>13260596
Let's NOT say that. I know that /tg/ types are all into endless eternal love, but making serious promises like that to the very first girl we manage to get in the sack, the next day? That smacks of lust-clouded poor judgment.

Save lines of that sort for after this campaign, when our harem has been ongoing for a few months and everyone is comfortable with it.

>>13260639
I think that would require a damn lot of favours then... Changing the laws to let someone marry as many people as they like would be a huge change that will face lots of opposition from traditionalists and such. There's also the fact that we might have to see what the gods think about marrying multiple people if we do end up being the 7th Praetorian. For all we know, the gods might see that kind of thing as wrong and we pretty much can't go too hard against what they want if we're the 7th Praetorian.

>>13260596
Yeah, no. Let's not act like a love-stuck fool over the first person we've stuck our dick into.

>>13260596
Seconding this, followed by asking her about the complications she is worried about then:

>Make sweet, gentle love on the grass until she screams our name so loudly it can be heard in Uurlanth.

>>13260673
Justinian got around in the academy, Laelith is far from his first.

>>13260668
We don't know anything about what it would take, and it's so far in the future it barely matters anyway. Why are you arguing about this?

>>13260673

what do you know of love uurlanthian scum?

i like it, we gotta sound at least a lil lovy-dovy or else we just seem like a sleazy asshole

I'm going to side with the "no marriage talk" crowd. endless love is fine as long as it is not backed by a legal document.

>>13260691
Because people seem to be assuming we'll just be able to marry them all and that will influence things we say to them now and in the near future. Trying to potentially save us from headaches of promises that won't be doable really.

>>13260596
This is nice, but we should also include that we love Sansa, Jayne, and Kyria equally so she doesn't get the wrong idea.

>>13260691
I meant among our four main love interests.

rolled 57 = 57

>>13260682
true
>>13260673
>>13260664
Agreed

Let's go for a more, playful approach. "I'm sure you've seen many of these before. I know I have seen a few, but none seem as nice to watch as you do right now."

Then commence sweet elf love making on the grass till she screams our name so loud they can hear it in Uurlanth.
>area where the grasses are tolerably short just on this side of the edge of the forest
>this side of the edge of the forest
>this side
>edge of the forest

Uhm.....which side is this side. I don't think Justinian is an exhibitionist.....I don't want him turning into Rance.

>>13260695
There's "a little lovey-dovey", and then there's "I care for the others as well, but forsaking you is one thing that will never happen. That, I will swear to you." It all but explicitly names her the most important of our lovers, and implicitly- should she be feeling territorial- therefore gives her license to drive off the others who we 'care for'. Because we'd be promising that even if she did, we'd keep her and love her just the same.

I for one do not intend to keep loving our ladies if they suddenly turn bitchy and/or evil and are persistent about it. Nor do I intend to break my word. Therefore... don't make such promises.

"I do love you, Laelith." you reply honestly, wrapping the arm she is clinging to around her "And that is something that will not change, ever. I realize that you have had bad experiences with relationships in the past, and that they mostly happened in the darkest time of your life. But any competition will be friendly at best, my culture is different than Uurlanths, and there will be no destructiveness in the competition, and it will be for my time, not my heart." you reply, kissing her "And I promise to be fair."

The two of you sit for a while in silence, before Laelith speaks up again "If your going to be fair, how long will it be before I will be sharing a bed with you and one of the other fine examples of the female form I need to more seductive than to be with you? I did rather enjoy last night." she smiles, resting her hand at the base of your thigh.

>>13260729
We won't forsake any of the others, either. Let's just make it clear that we will forsake none of them. They will all be our waifus. I appreciate the spirit in which it was written and agree that we need to be romantic. We just need to stick in there that we will never forsake any of them and we love her just like we love them all. We won't ignore her or let complications arise because they are all our loves or whatever.

rolled 19 = 19

>>13260731
"Sharing bed as in, at the same time? That may take a while." Wink and proceed to sex, if we are INSIDE the forest, not on the edge visible to fort........don't want any, unnecessary incidents.

>"If your going to be fair, how long will it be before I will be sharing a bed with you and one of the other fine examples of the female form I need to more seductive than to be with you? I did rather enjoy last night."
Extra-wide grin. "Hopefully not long at all. And I daresay the enjoyment was very much mutual." Make with the sweet love, screaming, etc. at that point.

>>13260728
>Uhm.....which side is this side. I don't think Justinian is an exhibitionist.....I don't want him turning into Rance.
I actually had assumed that we brought a dozen or so soldiers with us to stand guard at a discreet distance. We're an important person; we don't GET actual solitude. Not feeling shy around the staff is something we should get used to.

I mean, Rance-level stuff is grabbing his lovers and fucking them right in the middle of the van immediately before the battle while laughing. We're not going to do that, but a certain level of exposure is pretty much mandatory.

>>13260728
I thought it was already a given that Justinian is a less rape-happy version of Rance.

>>13260731
"I doubt even the gods know that answer. Then again, I may be competing for your time if Sansa has her way."

We know the last part is a joke, but Lealith may not. Either way, hope for priceless expression!

rolled 5 = 5

>>13260773
Dohohoho
I like the way you think.

>>13260731
Well, I would say perhaps a few seconds in the short term. In the long term... Hmmm... let's just say we'll cross that bridge when we come to it. I rather enjoyed last night as well, and we should do it more often.

>>13260731
You need not share your bed with any but me, should that be what you wish Laelith.

>>13260731
Oh, I think something can be arranged. Sansa doesn't seem terribly enthusiastic, but Kyria seems to already have her sights set on you.

>>13260773
I like the cut of your jib, anon, this a thousand times this!

>>13260731
Perhaps if you were to wander into my tent on accident tonight things could... fall into place?

>>13260773

Statement: This runtime will also have to agree.

>>13260731
>The two of you sit for a while in silence, before Laelith speaks up again "If your going to be fair, how long will it be before I will be sharing a bed with you and one of the other fine examples of the female form I need to more seductive than to be with you? I did rather enjoy last night." she smiles, resting her hand at the base of your thigh.
Okay, wait. Does she want to get freaky with another girl or is she asking how long before she can't have us all to herself?

rolled 96 = 96

>>13260899
that'sthejoke.jpg / facepalm.jpg

>>13260899

most likely having us all to herself...

but with her history, only the shadow really knows.

>>13260908
It's no joke at all, it's just something that is unclear. Those two things wildly divergent and require completely different responses.

rolled 91 = 91

>>13260966
Was referring to my old response as well as the anon referring to Sansa.

"Not too terribly long, if Sansa has any say in it." you reply, a mischievous twinkle in your eye "And I must admit, last night was quite enjoyable."

"Well then, why are we still sitting and talking?" she asks you, her voice changing pitch to a much more, sensual level, rather quickly. "If I'll have to share soon, I intend to take every opportunity I can to have you all to myself." she informs you, pushing you to the ground.

"And if the men see us?" you ask sheepishly, never having been one for exhibitionism.

"Their to be watching the east for enemies, not the west for this, and I dont mind a few watchers, makes it more, thrilling." you open your mouth to protest, but Laeliths lips prevent yours from forming any words as she climbs on top of you.

-----xxx-----CQ-----xxx-----

As you straighten out your pants, after having returned them to their natural perch, you make a note to yourself: Laelith is the most sensual being in the maniple, and quite possibly the Legion as a whole. Not that your complaining, and even though you saw no sign of anyone watching from the walls, she still was careful to tease that direction if anyone was. Smiling, you put your arm around your elfs waist and start the walk back to Fort Skywatch, ready to sleep.

>so, what do you want to start with when you wake up?

>>13260990

MOAR ELEMENTALISM PRACTICE

rolled 39 = 39

>>13260990
Lets see if we cant go out with Jayne into the woods to see if we cant find any Bears for her.
Or, we go by Janos to see if we could get us a list of his old bodyguards of who he'd trust completely to protect him as he is now.

>>13260990

Statement: Breakfast with Jayne. Really, Kyria needs more screentime, but with her gone currently, we work on the next up from her.

>>13260990
Let's see how Sansa is doing with getting the supplies ready for the advance. We can't leave everything to her. Also I advocate extending an open invitation to Laelith and eventually the other girls too that they are free to use our tent as their own from now on. The faster we can get them cohabitating communally the fewer problems there will be.

>>13260990
Intel. Let's find out what Janos knows about the fort we have to bypass. We still need a solid plan on how we're going to do that without being seen if possible. Part of me wants to say we should send out scouts to monitor their patrols over the next week and see what they have in there.

>>13260990
>>so, what do you want to start with when you wake up?
More elementalism practice. In addition to creating underground chambers, we need to be able to create, given non-combat levels of time and focus:
-Large trenches/fissures (suitable to, say, divert a river)
-Rows of sturdy/rock spikes at substantial distances away (say, across the width of a river)


These abilities are vital to our plans for the river crossing during our upcoming invasion, so we've basically got until then to make them work or we'll need to revise our plan.

>>13261048
>Also I advocate extending an open invitation to Laelith and eventually the other girls too that they are free to use our tent as their own from now on.
I assume Laelith was going to be heading back to our tent with us considering the last post there, but this seems like a good idea I guess. We'll need a bigger tent, of course. Or maybe we can tie all the tents together and make one huge one. On second thought, maybe we should save that for when we are back in the capital.

Still, I support moving in together with all the girls ASAP.

>>13261086
>Still, I support moving in together with all the girls ASAP.
Step one to making that work is successfully sleeping with all the ladies. That has to happen before they all move in together, or things will get all KINDS of awkward.

What is the deal with our mercs? Did the rapidriders and raiders head back or are they still around? This is critical information for scouting purposes.

rolled 13 = 13

Seconding elementalism practice.

rollan, hope I get this right.

>>13261100
Seconding this question.

>Rapidriders and raiders seem to be hanging around. Looting is all sorts of lucrative
>roll for more practice then
>so, intel with Janos, or eat with Jayne first then?

We should check in with sansa to see how the supply situation is going and start mapping out how the under ground store rooms are going to be used.

rolled 89 = 89

>>13261100
Nope they're still with us under a slightly altered contract.

Also third the elementalism practice.

>>13261125
Jayne first, breakfast always comes first or else we'll have Sansa scolding us again. Then intel.

>>13261125
Still sticking with intel. The sooner we get something solid, the sooner we can send it to the incoming forces. Plus us slipping by the fort without being seen would be a huge boon for our first attacks.

>>13261110
Pax! This poor man rolled a 13 and called it for elementalism practice! We're awesome, right?

rolled 26 = 26

>>13261125
I assume we're taking my roll for practice, unless someone rolled for it earlier.
>>13261110

rolled 83 = 83

>>13261150
I kinda agree on this one here. Normally I'm for the, "Wait till he calls it," but since we were all in agreement, meh.....

When we are having lunch with Jayne we should ask her what, exactly, the bet between the girls entails. I'm kinda curious.

>>13261151

Statement: This roll should suffice, since it is the first post with a roll afterwards pointing to the post asking for a roll.

>>13261236
Ultimately its up to Pax as to which of the three rolls he takes.

You wake up in the morning, well, you roll out of your cot actually, which hurts. Deciding to roll with it, you prop yourself up into a meditative stance. Eventually you are jarred out of it by the sensation of several bright lights in the area, despite having closed eyes, you assume that you can sense nearby elementalists with practice now, and considering the beads of sweat starting to form at your temples, you decide to not continue your meditations.

>elementalism skill increased, you can now detect the more powerful potential elementalists in passing, if you try. Cave technique 3/8 learned.

After wiping off your face you head out into your camp to find and share a meal with Jayne. You run across her as she walks from the stables area to the mess tent. "Godd morning, Justinian." she greets you, kissing you on the cheek as she falls into step with you "Have you eaten yet?"

>>13261281
"If you're offering to accompany me, I would eat a dozen breakfasts." Smile. "Though this will be my first of the morning, I admit."

>>13261281

Recitation: "Not yet, no. I just got through with my morning meditation exercises, actually, and I was looking for a charming young lady to spend my meal with. Seems one found me."

>>13261281
"Not food."

>>13261281
During breakfast ask her about her unit and how it's going. The bet too, like the other anon suggested. Finally we should suggest going Uursan hunting later if they are around here.

"Not yet, I was hoping to share it with a charming young lady, and it seems one lovely enough for several breakfasts has found me." you reply.

Jayne smiles and sliders her arm around your waist for a response. After both of you have your food and are seated outside the tent Jayne finally speaks up again. "What do you plan to do today?" she asks in between bites of food.

"Well, aside from starting work on expansion of Fort Skywatch, i hope to see how Sansa is handling the resupply, and hopefully go out to tame more Uursan with you." you reply plainly, to engrossed in the time of the day, and your food to be anything other than blunt about your response.

"The forests wont have any to catch, but if we strike South to the mountains, I suspect we could make a day trip of it some day in the future." she replies hopefully "And due to the nature of wild uursan, it would only be practical to find young cubs to raise, but by this point in winter it isnt uncommon to find a few cubs abandoned, or huddled against a dead parents corpse." she replies, a hint of sadness in her voice.

"Isnt that Duchy Land?" you ask, cautiosly

"The foot of the mountains on the far side of their borders would suffice for our purposes, and they only really care about the ruins on the surface of their nation, not the land." Jayne replies matter-of-factly

>>13261503
"I'm still not sure if we should risk giving them any excuse to hold it against the Empire. I doubt we could afford any bad relations with the Duchy with our current war."

That reminds me. We should ask the second Praetorian if the news on Khalless' death has been sent to the Duchy. Might win us some points with them to know that criminal is dead.

>>13261503
Well, if we stay out of Duchy lands then it will be fine. Shall we plan to leave the day after tomorrow, or do you have work left to do?

Speaking of which, how have you been? I haven't been noticing you about too much. I hope you haven't been consorting with handsome, rougish young commanders behind my back.

>>13261503
Have you had much interaction with the Duchy? Been on any campaigns in their lands, perhaps?

>>13261654
Speaking of which, we should ask her about her unit and its battle history and such. We of course won't even consider dumping it, it's a critical element of our forces these days. But it would be nice to know history, battle records, things like that. And more about House Garlain in general, since we are (probably) going to be wedding the heiress.

>>13261671
Sounds like a good topic for the day trip.

>>13261503

"Perhaps luck shall smile upon us and we'll find something exotic and winged for you to tame and boast about?"

>>13261680
Swap out "exotic and winged" for "exceptional", then "tame" for "ride", and we have an innuendo that I can support.

>>13261695

I've only been putting innuendo into comments regarding Sansa! That suggestion was pure and suggesting to her that some air assets wouldn't hurt her house... D:

Well, i guess the fort expansion could be turned into various innuendo with a few more expansions...

"I suppose you are right." you reply, remembering just how sparse border patrols were the last time you were in Duchy lands. "Perhaps the day after tomorrow then? unless of course you are busy that is."

Jayne smiles "Of course not, the day after tomorrow sounds like a fine time for a day trip with my favorite commander." she replies cheerily.

"If you havent been busy, what have you been up to of late then? I have scarcely seen you over the past few days." you ask, genuinely curious.

"Well, an illness has been rolling through my wing, and it has taken all of my talents to keep any of the uursan from dying or weakening from the illness." she replies plainly "It has been a tiring few days, to be honest."

>>13261745
"Any idea what could be causing this illness?"

>>13261745

Statement: This runtime detects danger.

Recitation: "An illness? When did this start? Is it a more common one or have you not seen it much before?"

>>13261793
>"Danger Justinian Trentz!"

seconding. perhaps we should postpone the trip several more days in the event the illness has a resurgence.

rolled 92 = 92

>>13261745
We'll grab some money just in case we're hassled by boarder guards to pay them off, and of course there's our charming face.
If we're lucky they'll be nobility supporters and we can tell them we rubbed out their old thorn in their side.

>>13261745
I'm sorry to hear that, but it could be that when you get home your sister will have good news for you. I hear that your house received a very generous donation from a handsome, intelligence, bold, and all-around great benefactor who chose to remain anonymous. Who knows what she will purchase with the funds.

How are they faring? Do they need any special supplies or foodstock that I can get for you?

"Do you have any idea as to the source of this illness?" you ask, worridly.

"Yes, one of my newer riders allowed his mount to go for too long without proper grooming. Some of these lowland insects carry illnesses that are quite dangerous to uursan, if easily prevented and treated. It has been more of a time-consuming nuisance to be honest" Jayne replies evenly, though the exhaustion a few days worth of constantly using her elementalism in a way she hadn't trained for is obvious.

Finished with your meals, Jayne heads back to the stables area, and you set about your search for Sansa. Unexpectedly, she finds you, looking quite distressed, and almost, frightened, though she looks enough of her usual self that you arent overly alarmed. "Y-you... its your fault!!" she accuses, glancing around in search of, someone.

>>13261924

Recitation: "Uh... what?"

>>13261924
"Umm... yes, probably. Now what is it, and how can I fix it?" Put an arm around her and lead her somewhere private where we can sit down.

rolled 23 = 23

>>13261924
Ooooh dear.

Me Thinks Laelith.
Thats all thats needed to say.

>>13261924
I had nothing to do with Laelith, I swear on my fealty to the gods.

>>13261924
Why do I get the feeling that Laelith and Sansa had a little chat recently which caused this distress.

rolled 15 = 15

>>13261966
I'm thinking Laelith had more in mind then chatting.

I have a feeling it was actually the gods saying hi more than anything. She now believes they exist, remember?

>>13261983
I think it's Laelith myself but ask Sansa and see what's going on, heh. Perhaps Jayne should get our surgeon's help with her bears as well.

>>13261983
That may also be true but it is a far more remote possibility than Laelith taking our joke about Sansa seriously.

Lets take her aside and calm her down.

"What is my fault?" you ask innocently, resting your arm around Sansas shoulder as you walk towards your command tent.

"We had the space between our tents sectioned off so we could wash better than a splash from a bucket. Laelith was kind enough to wash my back for me, so I returned the favor, but when I finished she asked if I wanted to, to... she got the idea from you, I know it!" Sansas last statement tumbles from her mouth much, much faster than she normally talks, and judging by the wetness of her hair she fled the impromptu bathhouse in somewhat of a hurry.

>>13262106
Oh dear, then I suppose I should call Laelith in here and we should all... talk it out?

>>13262106
A shame, there are few women more beautiful and skilled than Laelith you know. I'm sure you could have learned quite a bit.

Then again, perhaps you wanted to rely on nothing but your own 'hunting' skills to track down and capture whatever prey you are chasing?

>>13262134
That's a bad idea. Going to have to slowly ease sansa into the idea communal living if we go that route.

>>13262106

"Oh! I'm so terribly sorry, Sansa."
give her a hug and a kiss on the forehead
"I forgot to tell her you wanted to be the seducer."

>>13262106
Are you so opposed to the idea? Laelith has had a hard life you know and you are probably one of the few people she has come to consider herself close to in the world.

>>13262106
Man, she just got hot dickings from Justinian twice yesterday. Laelith is insatiable, we're going to need to step up our game and have her over every night we aren't with another one of the girls.

>>13262192
So you are in favor of what?

Hmm. I would like to say brush it off as it was just a joke and all but everyone else seems to want to try to convince Sansa about this now... This isn't going to end well I predict.

"Oh, I'm terribly sorry Sansa" you reply, as you enter the tent "I forgot to mention to her that you wanted to be the seducer, not the one seduced."

Sansa stares daggers at you, though a grin is growing across her face slowly, now that she is looking at you properly "If it were anyone but you..." she finally manages, mirthfully "I will get you back for this." she promises, kissing you on the cheek.

"Alls fair." you reply, pinching her rump playfully. Sansa screams a bit and jumps, before settling back into your arm "I was also wondering how our supply procurement is going." you ask as an afterthought.

"Well enough, we wont be wanting for anything once we start moving again, not at first at least." she replies, sighing a bit, shaking her head with a grin.

>I'm gettin pretty tired, so I'm gonna call it for tonight.
>someone archive please
>I might show up Friday at 9ish, if not it'll be sunday at 9:30 10ish (all PM and server time as usual)
>happy holidays guys

>>13262271
Something like...

>>13262204
A joke to then.. try to change her perception of the event. Its not that leaith was try to get hot sansa dickings just that she was trying to show her love kind of shit.
>>13262217

>>13262306
Cya Pax, merry xmas and all that.

>>13262317
I support this angle for the future. It seems like we will need to take getting Sansa in bed with us and Laelith in stages.

>>13262306
See you then Pax. Happy holidays all.

>>13262306

>happy holidays Pax

Happy holidays everyone, i will not go and crash

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