Honestly now, did you really think... I mean, seriously... It's not like you saw all the nobles heading for the hills (or the secret underground cities...) after all, when the best they can do is conjure up psych-med-addled patsies to machine gun innocent little runts...
"Ah, the blood of the wolves... magnificent!"
"Enough! That is enough."
I suppose I should have held off and posted this on the 28th, on the "Feast of the Innocents" But sometimes I think the world has no idea what 2012 portends; the west has become far too timid, imagining all manner of wild disasters. Fear mongering seems to be the Nobles great Last Stand.
It seems to have backfired: at least the firearms dealers are having a very merry season. Be that as it may, nevertheless, truth is the most potent of instruments, wielded properly it threatens the whole edifice of clever lies the Nobles have cleverly maintained all these long years.
Truth endures, even though buried in old fairy tales, legends, and under sloppy maths. It hides under the law of confusion. It even hides behind free will. It is there for those who wish to see it; it waits for those with the courage and faith to think for themselves.
And for the long ages it remained hidden for those who chose to ignore it.
"Ah, the blood of the wolves... magnificent!"
"Enough! That is enough."
I suppose I should have held off and posted this on the 28th, on the "Feast of the Innocents" But sometimes I think the world has no idea what 2012 portends; the west has become far too timid, imagining all manner of wild disasters. Fear mongering seems to be the Nobles great Last Stand.
It seems to have backfired: at least the firearms dealers are having a very merry season. Be that as it may, nevertheless, truth is the most potent of instruments, wielded properly it threatens the whole edifice of clever lies the Nobles have cleverly maintained all these long years.
Truth endures, even though buried in old fairy tales, legends, and under sloppy maths. It hides under the law of confusion. It even hides behind free will. It is there for those who wish to see it; it waits for those with the courage and faith to think for themselves.
And for the long ages it remained hidden for those who chose to ignore it.
