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Rain Burn / Re: Rain Burn, page 497
« Last post by ArchTeryx on Today at 11:33:24 am »I know its a classic for the villain to offer to fulfill the heroes' selfish desires and most of the time they are lying but normally they at least try to sound believable. Both the characters and us the audience know Lord Suzocon can't make good on this fantasy. He can't bring Roko back to life because he wouldn't survive the process and he can't give Saida a royal status because as strong as he is the gods of the sky are too strong for him to cause regime change.
I'm sure he'd LOVE to cause regime change but he well knows if he can't even stand toe to toe with Prince Shock Jockey -a demigod but not a full deity - Vetra-jou would crush him like a bug.
Suzocon is also not stupid. He has to be aware of this. He had something else in mind for Saida. But first, he had to convince her to join his side. She started naive enough to do it, but now?
Nogitsunes were playing this game long long long before animation existed, in folktales from ancient Japan. Some of those stories predate the Devil himself. Suzocon carries on a foul tradition that's been around for millenia.
But will Saida even be tempted? And why does he want her on his side?
This monster fox always has an angle.

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