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Today, you might have just saved a young woman's life.
Of course, it's not a definite. By persuading Soma to return to her place at the Nameless Temple – or to consider the idea, at the very least – you aren't removing her from harm entirely. You're not sure if there's a way to completely...
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>>46878333
With a certain degree of caution, all too aware of the trust implicit in the offer, you take Soma's revolver and hold it out to her, offering her the wooden grip. She accepts it like someone shaking hands with an old friend, her hand falling naturally into place on the worn grip. For a moment, she merely holds the gun at a casual angle, feeling the weight in her hand before tucking it away in the shapeless folds of her clothes. Then, fixing her gaze upon your one eye, she smiles softly. “Thank you,” she murmurs.
The road can be dangerous, you tell her with a shrug, a young woman needs protection. You half expect Soma to make some sarcastic remark, to insist that she could take care of herself, but she merely nods. Starting off, she pauses and turns back.
“You know...” she begins, “I heard him talk about sacrifices and acceptable losses before, but I never really... thought about it. He had this way about him where you wouldn't really think about what he was saying, not really. Not enough to question it, at any rate.”
Is that any surprise, you ask, when she was dealing with a man like him? Dictators tend not to approve of questions. Not if those questions make them look bad, in any case.
“Maybe so,” Soma pauses, “But we talked a lot, sharing opinions and debating. I thought he valued my opinion – and I suppose he did, as long as it aligned with his own views. I feel like I'm thinking clearly, for the first time in a very long time.”
Don't let that clarity become a distraction, you warn her, a bullet in the head won't care what kind of thoughts she has. Best to keep a low profile for a while.
“I understand,” Soma nods, “As soon as I can, I'm going to slip out. What about you, what are you doing now?”
>I have a party I need to prepare for
>I have a reporter friend that I wanted to speak with
>Nothing really. Take a walk, perhaps
>Other
>>46878339
>I have a party I need to prepare for
YOU ARENT WEASELING OUT OF A BATH, IRA FURYO
>>46878339
>I have a party I need to prepare for
>>46878363
AND BARBERSHOP SESSION
Why doesn't R easily destroy lands anymore?
>>46878110
Nothing stops you using the cards that do that job.
>>46878110
The same reason why U doesn't easily counter spells anymore.
>>46878110
NWO and development fucking nerfing anything that isn't creature/timmy friendly
I need a lethal TTRPG system for a WW2 campaign I have in mind.
Well, let me give more depth. I'm looking for something that will let me run, according to one outside observer who overheard me describing my ideas:
>"...war and agression and tension and frustration"
A squad of troops, behind enemy lines. Short on everything except enemies. Running out of time.
Help me make this real, /tg/.
>>46877080
Only War?
>>46877080
Godlike works if you remove the supernatural elements.
>>46877131
>suggesting 40kids
May as well suggest Savage Worlds: Weird War 2 then. Up the damage on weapons or use the stats in the corebook (because the stuff in WW2 proper is mostly shit), use the Gritty Damage and no-rerolls-for-snake-eyes houserules, make your players count every bullet and be stingy with the bennies.
Have fun.
