Gods of Savvarah: Part 1

Kihira died by your hand. How foolish to wait for a cruel god to forgive you...

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Kihira was wounded. Was it really worth risking her life? She is no warrior, after all.

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A slave does not choose his death. A slave does not save anyone. A slave is what you have been your whole life.

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You escaped Savvarah with Eul. Some are lucky, others - not so much. Luck does not always favour the worthy.

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You escaped Savvarah, leaving all behind. Rejoice, you will live on! It was worth it, right?

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You killed the beast with your bare hands. No wonder. The Ur are built to win.

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You escaped Savvarah with Kihira. The price for love in this harsh land is more that some can pay.

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You jumped into the deadly Arena. To choose your own death is freedom of some kind, too.

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You met Duhil. Not an ordinary Savvarian, but a servant of Ackotal. One of the eldest lizards. Or is it: “the eldest lizard”? Are you really sure he is mortal?

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Did you talk to that weirdo? Did you learn much? Should you take what she said seriously, though?

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You left Kaluta with Raska. A witch with something terrible residing inside her. Aren't you afraid?

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The locals say that Kaltaar sacrificed his power to protect mortals. Do you believe a god could do such a thing? Why does he keep silent?

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You slept under a sky over which Ackotal has no power. It's hard to believe that's true, isn't it?

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Dadar spoke to you. The real God.

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The first community of sentient beings outside Savvara. And they said that beyond the Sun Forest was a perilous wasteland, populated by horned messengers of destruction. Was this a lie?

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Kalutinians say that one pays for life with his life. What else can you give for someone else's death?

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Kalutinians say that one pays for life with his life. But does this really mean death?

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You spared the man from Monard. Why? Was it mercy? Or do you really think this cowardly wretch can be of any use to you?

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You tried to kill her? That was reckless. You don't know anything about what's going on around you. You should be more careful.

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Decided to leave? That's right. A pack of small predators can maul a large one. And do you have any reason to take that risk?

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Who does that dog think he is?

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Couldn't resist when you saw the injustice? Or do you already feel sympathy for the old man? Careful. You're getting involved in someone else's war.

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The old man paid the price for underestimating his guest. Did you really think these pathetic, primitive creatures could help you? So naive.

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You prevented a massacre and saved the voivode of Monard. Whether he killed the old man or not, it doesn't matter, does it?

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You defeated Dir. You defied God. Can anything scare you after that?

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You killed a father trying to avenge his daughter's death. Forget about him. You've got more important things to do than worry about some woodland savage, don't you?

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You killed a girl. Should you blame yourself? The strong survive, the weak become food. You know that well.

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The Ur were born to win, but you forgot something. They are not invincible.

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