No danger of stealing the gold for Herself then... Earlier She was into making out with Him tho'...ask Her to marry you! I think She wouldn't kill Her husband, who is a superb lay in the bed! =:3
No danger of stealing the gold for Herself then... Earlier She was into making out with Him tho'...a
I'm sure the dragon accidently killed and raided someone who totally deserved it. It's in the nature of gold that it often accumulates in the hands or claws of the ruthless and cruel, while the generous - well, they don't usually keep it long.
So the trick is finding the gold of whoever totally deserved it having it "reposessed" by dragonfire.
It might actually be faster putting aside the gold taken from the truly innocent. There won't be that much.
I'm sure the dragon accidently killed and raided someone who totally deserved it. It's in the nature
Regardless of whether or not they 'deserved it', it's still stealing ;P. Even Medieval law still has that concept >:3 (seperate from actual tax theft via overtaxation)
Regardless of whether or not they 'deserved it', it's still stealing ;P. Even Medieval law still has
As a higher being, a dragon can claim souvereignity by birth right ( he's a dragon ), similar to a king or other aristocracy in the middle ages. That ( empowered by might of superior force ) gives him the power of judgement and the ability to righfully confiscate illegally accumulated wealth and bestow punishment ( fire) on his subjects. The only question is if he misused this power ( basically prosecuting the innocent ) which makes this gold "dirty" similar to that of a robber baron, but that ismore of a moral than a legal question.
As a higher being, a dragon can claim souvereignity by birth right ( he's a dragon ), similar to a k
but what if the gold the Dragon looted dishonestly was themselves dishonest money? Like a portion of the gold was taken from a corrupt-up-to-his-balls city mayor
And what if the Dragon had been using his gold to fund rebuilding of villages and infrastructure?
--Kz
but what if the gold the Dragon looted dishonestly was themselves dishonest money? Like a portion of
Then the dragon should say that! But he didn't. So it's assumed it was gotten the "normal" dragon way, in his case. He has every chance to defend himself, even though it's not a court :P. He chose the vanity option.
Then the dragon should say that! But he didn't. So it's assumed it was gotten the "normal" dragon wa
You can starve in the mountains because you were "honest" or you can take enough gold to buy several farms and make sure that many people don't starve. To acquire, and greed, are not the same things.
You can starve in the mountains because you were "honest" or you can take enough gold to buy several
Knowing the society at that time the gold is probably cleaner now than it was before he took it. Good people would have had coppers or maybe silver at most.
Knowing the society at that time the gold is probably cleaner now than it was before he took it. Goo
My question is, how dose she know the gold she was over to lay slay him wasn't obtained through illicit means? I'm reminded of the opening mission in The Witches 3 where Garellet is hired by the Neflhime Commander to slay the Griffion.
My question is, how dose she know the gold she was over to -lay- slay him wasn't obtained through il
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