Still, did not take long for them to decide, I see a few druids come over, surround me, and once again they move me. Before I could respond, he casts some kind of magic, and the earth shakes. And once again, I lose consciousness. It's funny that one of the ways to beat such 'alarm' skills, is to keep scaring them until they stop treating it seriously. Kinda like training one's body to ignore their daily morning alarm. The soldiers glance at each other. They sigh, but most are secretly relieves they got out of it mostly fine.

Aeon offers the option of exile to a number of leaders who have attempted to resist his rule. Exile to a world of demons and lava, that is.

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Cultural victory in my opinion involved watching others make mistakes and then resist the urge to interrupt them.

Then his menu appears for all to see. It is far more complicated than the menu I have. I wonder how I could see it, but.. I just do. Lausanne is inspired by stories about heroes, and dedicates her life to becoming one — with quite a bit of success, reaching impressively high levels at a young age and doing a lot of good for the world. She's a bit discouraged, however, when she meets the actual gods-chosen heroes, and watches them surpass her years of training in days or weeks. TreeTree, who has taken a liking to her, is inclined to grumble at the unfairness of the heroes' divine blessings. I mean, if the justice system says who and who is to die, might as well contribute to science while dying. It's not as if the manner of death makes a difference. Little substantial is known about his life as Matt, before he died in the catalytic bus accident. We know he was an indie game developer in his thirties and liked reading isekai stories. [1]

Deadly Euphemism: The highest punishment in Aeon's territory is "Aeon's Mercy". Which is to say, the criminal is handed over to Aeon to do whatever he pleases, which in practice means death via destructive medical experimentation in his soul forge. Even hardened criminals are known to descend into terrified pleading when faced with the sentence (but it doesn't help).