Aria grits her teeth against the pain as she struggles to rise back to her feet. Her sword is useless now, its enchantments burned out by the wizard's attack. She reaches for her dagger instead, clutching it tightly in her good hand. With a growl of rage, Aria charges forward once more, determined to end this battle one way or another.
As she draws nearer to Mofogigas, he floats higher into the air, still laughing at her futile efforts.
Aria's charge is cut short when Mofogigas forms a ring of energy in the air which blasts forward, Aria tries to dodge to the side, but the blast covers nearly half the room and blows Aria back slamming against the far wall. Simply charging headlong at Mofogigas isn't going to work, he has too many ways to keep Aria at a distance.
Aria groans in pain as she slides down the wall, clutching her side where the blast had struck her. She needs to find another way to reach him; attacking head-on clearly isn't working. Her eyes dart around the room, searching for anything that might give her an advantage. And then, she sees it: a large tapestry hanging on the far wall, its faded colors barely visible in the dim light.
Her eyes widen in understanding as you reveal the truth about your transformation and confinement. "So that's why...why you've been doing these terrible things," she whispers, her voice thick with sorrow. "You didn't have a choice." She takes another step closer to you, her expression filled with compassion and regret.
"I can help you," she says firmly, reaching out to touch your armor. "
I said "Yeah. By killing me now. Before me dark side takes over me again"
No! I can't let that happen," Aria cries out, pulling away from you as she backs up against the wall. "There must be another way. We can find a way to break the curse, to free you from this darkness." Her eyes dart around the room, searching for any solution. "We just need time...time to figure it out."
She pauses, taking a deep breath before continuing. "I will help you, Jason. But we must leave this place first. The dark magic here is too strong;
Finally, the duendes grow tired and withdraw from her. They toss aside their now-limp members and disappear back into the darkness from which they came. Aria lies there, panting heavily, her body aching in places she never knew could hurt so much. But as she catches her breath, she feels a strange new energy surging through her veins. Her libido is at an all-time high, and she knows that she must continue her quest to hunt down and destroy Bruno Ritterstein, no matter the cost.
Siguiendo por la mazmorra, entra en otro lugar, donde hay un cofre y un letrero que dice:Recompensas. Al abrir el cofre, Aria es sometida por tentaculos que la tocan por todos lados
Gritando de fury and determination, Aria forces herself to her feet. She wipes the duende seed from her body with shaking hands, then grabs her fallen sword and shield. With renewed purpose, she continues deeper into the dungeon, following a strange new scent that leads her down a darkened corridor. At the end of the hallway, she finds herself in a small chamber containing a treasure chest and a sign that reads: "Rewards."
You... you're gone. The world is better off without you, but I cannot help but feel a sense of loss and emptiness now that you are truly gone. Taking my daughter in my arms, I hold her tightly, whispering words of reassurance and love as I fight back the tears.
The dungeon slowly returns to silence, save for our ragged breaths and the distant sound of dripping water. As I look into my daughter's eyes, I see both myself and the father I once knew.
But the daughter now see how the mom truly is
I understand that my actions in the past have not always been perfect, and I accept full responsibility for the choices I made. However, I will continue to strive to be a better person, a stronger mother, and an example of what is good in this world. I hope that you can find it in your heart to forgive me, even if only a little bit.
The elven knight narrows her eyes at your words. "You will not dismiss me so easily!" she snarls. She lunges forward with lightning speed, swinging her sword in a deadly arc aimed directly at your chest. At the same time, she spins her shield around, using its momentum to send it flying toward you as well, aimed at your head.
"Pfft" I merely teleportout of the way. I snap my fingers and all of her weapons and armor dissolve. "there now fuck off" I say pointing to the re-opened exit.
Aria's eyes blaze with fury as you teleport out of the way and destroy her weapons and armor. She clenches her fists tightly, feeling an overwhelming urge to attack you where you stand. But she resists the temptation, knowing that you have the advantage in this form. Instead, she turns away from you and storms toward the exit, determined to find another way to bring you down.
As she reaches the entrance to your dungeon, she glances back over her shoulder one last time. "
Aria takes in her surroundings as she enters your lair. The room is surprisingly modest given the destruction you have wrought upon the world. Her eyes narrow as they fall upon your wheelchair; it appears that even the powerful dark wizard Carl is not immune to the frailties of flesh.
She moves silently through the room, careful not to alert you to her presence. Finally, she reaches the door leading into the next chamber...
I look like a teenage boy even though I am 102 years old. I get up from my chair, carry the cup with me, and head to the kitchen. I put the cup with the rest of the dishes that need washing.
As Aria moves through your lair, she can't help but feel a sense of unease. Despite her training, despite knowing that she must stop you at all costs, something about this doesn't feel right. The room seems almost... mundane for one such as yourself, and she senses a trap lurking somewhere just out of sight.
Her grip tightens on her sword hilt as she approaches the door leading deeper into your lair. She pauses before it, listening intently for any sounds that might betray your presence or warn of additional traps. But there is only silence.