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Zöld Sárkány, ki hoztad istenek bukását, Teljesítsed hát most szívem kívánságát.

erre gondoltál?

AMugy a Tales 3-ban talalhato a novella amiben szerepel a vers, kerettortenettel meg minden.

Pasa

There was a proud and noble stag,
In Shadow Wood was born.
And there he grew, and there he met,
And loved a unicorn.

He served her long, he served her well,
He served her, whole and part.
Until one night in Shadow Glade
He told her all his heart.

She did not mock, she did not laugh,
But softly told him nay;
He did not grieve, but chose to leave
and plotted to betray.

He sought out then King Peris's men;
His words were cold and blunt:
"Oh, sentry hosts, desert your posts!
I offer you a hunt."

King Peris's men were duty bound
To guard the wood from fear.
The King, in pride, set sword aside
To bargain with the deer.

"The is no hunt for me," said he,
"Of any creature born,
Unless I could in Shadow Wood
Hunt down the unicorn."

"None knows so well where she may dwell
As I who did her will,
If you will heed, then I will lead,
And you may have your kill."

But one lone guard forewarned the King:
"This hunt is evil-starred;
For those with arms and potent charms
Against whom we must guard

No more will wait with eyes of hate
And souls and hearts of gall,
But purge the wood of light and good;
And gods forgive us all."

Still Peris boasts, "Step down, my hosts,
And hear the hunting-horn.
Let men invade both wood and glade;
We hunt the unicorn."

The stag led on from night to dawn,
From sunrise into morn,
And in the shade of Shadow Glade
Betrayed the unicorn.

She spoke to him, her voice was grim:
"What have you done for pride?
You know and see your destiny
And yet you turn aside.

You will betray me to my death
And quite forsake your vow?
Then service lent without consent
Is all you do me now."

She touched him once, she touched him
twice,
And three times with her horn.
And there he fell, and where he fell,
He rose a unicorn.

The guards have fled; their trusting land
All undefended lies;
And through the wood invaders ride
With darkness in their eyes.

Without alarms they practice charms
that drive away the light.
And Shadow into Darken Wood
Is made that evil night.

And afterward, with sword and spear
And horse and hurn and hound
They hunted down King Peris's men
And ran them all to ground.

The King was slain, his body lain
Among his dying men.
But they were told ere they were cold
to rise and hunt again.

"For every wraith who breaks his faith
Must wander without cease
And cold perform what he did warm,
And never rest in peace.

So, every night the stag betrays
The love he could not keep.
And King and host desert their post
To hunt and never sleep.

And so they shall betray and hunt,
Until the day they show
That they somehow fulfill the vow
They broke so long ago."

"The shadows in the woods are plain
And mingle now with light.
The flow and play with sun by day
And dance with moon by night.

From Darken Wood has Shadow Wood
been granted its release;
Those who were killed in vows fulfilled
Have there been granted peace."

Raistlin önfeláldozása, Caramon és Raistlin furcsa de mégis mélységes testvéri szeretete annyira megható volt, hogy emléxem elsírtam magam. Pedig sose szoktam ilyet csinálni.

Ha ismeritek a korábbi sorsuk, jobban megértitek a 'gonosz és ravasz' Raistlin és 'naiv' fivérét.

Megjegyzem Raistlin nem szenvedett Takhisistől. Takhisis nem találja a széttépett testbe a lelket, azt ugyanis a testvéri szeretet segítségével Paladin kimenti.

Az új Dlance világ nekem se tetszik. :(

Lásd: 204, 209... :)

Még reagáltál is rá. Alszol? :))

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Fényeskarú Steel tényleg gonosz volt? (lawful evil)