[PK] BORROWED PATH; INEXORABLE FATE

[sam33497 3267]

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BORROWED PATH; INEXORABLE FATE

 

 

It is natural that civilization, tempestuous as it is, is bound to produce a wide distribution of things; of people. A civilization that moves as fast as the short-lived mousefolk was bound to produce a few outliers per century. But a distribution is ontologically infinite in width, and probability can be a strange thing. Thus, a strange thing was cultivated, at the foremost of its people. It was an ultimate specimen of their race, it possessed harrowing capabilities towards violence, and towards combat. But all of this was meaningless, endowing it with little relevance on its own.

 

What probability gifted it was a Name. Discarded in some fragment of draconic poetry, uncovered by the scavenger-people, worshiped for generations. From prophecy and superstition it was decided; this mouse was special, it was to be something else. And thus the name from these text-fragments was endowed to it, Zahkriikyzer.

 

What could it possibly mean? It was utterly meaningless for a mouse to possess this name. And yet, this unlikely circumstance pulled the strings of fate nonetheless.

 

The dark elf, an old student of his own name, heard the mouse’s proclamations, and taught him the ways of the height of his race’s power, previously not accessed. And thus it was that the musin-race could have been elevated; but the mouse Zahkriikyzer was prideful, and sought yet a greater fate.

 

The man of uncertain destiny, but the source of his Name, saw the mouse, and the mouse realized the definition of the prophecy in his name. There was an unspoken promise delivered by the man, by Punished Zahkriikyzer: ‘Come, follow me. I will show you the playground of fate, where all things are weak.'

 

What is a mouse among such things? And yet, he did. The tiny mouse saw Azdromoth, and fought in his legion. He fought with wicked intelligence, and was a worthy asset at times. He watched the dragonkin, and his own pride swelled. He wished to follow them into their own realization; a mirror of his own fate. He followed his elder in combat, a trusted companion.

 

It was clear while he existed that he was an outlier, but ultimately, he retained his base characteristics; to be an outlier is to be a member of the group. One fell stroke was all it would have ever taken, and eventually it indeed was taken. One moment, the mouse fought with fervor, the next, he was dead.

 

His life had amounted to little, but perhaps he would remain a marvel for those who had seen him while he was alive.

 

As his lungs had immolated, as the prideful being met its end, its will was clear, whispered into the wind: for those draconic juxtapositions of himself to embody its pride, to justify it.

 

"Be victorious."

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OOC: This character was really fun to play, thanks @Milenkhovfor humoring it and to all the ET and @squakhawkfor letting the kanimusin be useful in events. It's a bit of a shame to die at this point (rip kani TA), but it was always more or less expected that a random emote by literally anything would be enough to kill it. I hope it was a fun char to rp with. Sorry to the musin community that I never made time to do any cool RP with you.

 

[Pallodium 661]

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Azli kill count: +1

 

[Cheese 2606]

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[kindEmperor 1198]

Azlihessan in the fleet of battle saluted the felled crisp Musin, carrying its corpse upon its hip as he continued to war against the Vehement Eye- Knowing full well, that the hurl of a grenade as useful as was against the foe; would bring down even his comrade. The Dragon had not the need to weep for the Musin, though rather it honored it, after death. 

 

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soz sam !!! ):

 

[Wizry 538]

 

https://youtu.be/EqzCFd_LUfs

[Werew0lf 12708]

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"Mans didn't know da wood was flammable and dat," mocked Xan in the heavens. 

 

[kindEmperor 1198]

1 minute ago, Werew0lf said:

"Mans didn't know da wood was flammable and dat," mocked Xan in the heavens. 

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The Dragon pondered on why it could control the might of dragonflame, though not with all its power rid the mundane flames... The works of Xan was too blame, this is what it knew. 

 

[FlemishSupremacy 5063]

Elathion would eventually learn of the valiant Musin's death, and remember how this small Musin had charged Sol Invicta, and survived.

[Wizry 538]

Just now, kindEmperor said:

The Dragon pondered on why it could control the might of dragonflame, though not with all its power rid the mundane flames... The works of Xan was too blame, this is what it knew. 

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The following was slid under the Dragon's door,

 

https://maiif.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/Guide-for-Conducting-Marine-Fire-Investigations-Chapter-1.pdf

 

[Milenkhov 4638]

Reserved - editing my comment in a few. 

[Sean_VEVO 1488]

"No.." whelped Daahd upon hearing the news; a single tear ran down his cheek, the mouse that was braver than the entire Paladin order... dead...

[squakhawk 8484]

Sand frowned bitterly.

"He took on Sol Invicta herself and stood to live... A musin of legend. If only I had met him face to face."