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originally posted in:The Ashen Conflux
10/22/2015 2:46:10 AM
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[quote]Wrong.[/quote]
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The traveler is a coward and when the darkness got too close it tried to run, just like it did with the fallen its previous golden age race. So to stop him running Rasputin crippled the traveler to force him to stay and help.
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The traveler was tired of running, RAS made a false assumption and shot it
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According to a previous post by either OP or anon, the fallen were doing things it didn't like (which isn't hard to imagine with everything we've seen), which is why the traveler left them. Either of those two, of course, don't pull stuff out of nowhere, they have grimoire behind it. But besides that, even though this is a bit in the realm of opinion, I wouldn't call running from a sure death cowardly. Especially when you're the only thing that can beat the enemy, given the right conditions.
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Being a coward is not the same as being evil.
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i didnt say he was evil did I?
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Confused you with Space Jammer.
