: Let us not look too deeply into "The Black
: Company" for answers. While these books were
: clearly an inspiration for Myth, we can't expect them
: to answer our questions on such key issues. Besides,
: the Taken were entombed with the Lady, but they
: weren't dead. Part of my logic for the fallen being
: dead was that they looked like they had been buried
: for a few years. From what we are told in the Black
: Company, the Lady and Soulcatcher were rather
: attractive (read HOT!!!).
: "...and their right hands were raised in menace
: against mankind." sieg zeon
*sighs*
I like your post up until I read you doing that "From what we are told...the Lady and Soulcatcher were (...HOT!!!)"
I don't want to do a rude near spamming post, but if you think they're so bloody attractive, do you -have- to do it like that. Its a bit annoying to read.
"His wrath was turned against mankind by its stupidity."
Seraph's reason for getting more short tempered and evil if such ever happens.
P.S. Your post has nothing to do with me saying that, other than the same relationship a character in a fictional novel has to a real person, pure coincidince.
Except when the author writes about an American drunk that wrote great books about his adventures and his name is John.
I think most of us can think of who the person is, and know its not coincidince.
I also think most of us can tell I cann't spell, but is that the point?
*is now feeling like he sounds like a spammer. Ends the post*
