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It broke, and was left on the ground by all those Blutjaegers a bit ago.
It is no longer in our possession.
Also, if we want to keep sending him away, we should try and collect magic/rare weapons as we go, so we can give him pay for 'time spent' and avoid having him kill us for our trickery.
Also, is it me or does anyone else see a bit of a consistent decline in child power for the Skullking? Her first kid got celestial and fiendish blood, a nice bit of classical RPG powergaming, is intelligent enough to not fall for our tricks and is the strongest Blutjaeger. Then the next kid trades in celestial exarch blood for werecat blood. Definitely a downgrade. And then comes Taikah, who can barely form thoughts of her own. Next is Raital, who start showing Kobold traits, which none of the other children thus far had shown, and being the weakest yet. Then there is Mudy/Latral, full kobold and the weakest of all. We know that the Skullking was at some point a kobold, and this decline in power of heirs coupled with growing kobold traits manifesting could mean that the Skullking is losing power somehow.
This would actually make the appointment of a new heir make perfect sense, since the now weakened Skullking would need something to protect herself from her children's scheming. Add this to the fact that when we, Mudy, her weakest child went up against her, we somehow managed to live. Could be some unknown plot device, or could be further signs that the Skullking doesn't have the power she used to.
I don't know, it may not have any conclusive data behind it, but it sounds like it could fit the data we do have to me, or does this sound like crazy talk to everyone else?
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