In the end all Esmerelda did was laugh, how arrogant was he to think that all these nations would bend their knee in subservience to the sons of Vashanesh? She laughed harder knowing that the other races will not stand for such a threat. Once the race of men begin to face submission to the Von Carsteins, other mortals will band together. The Tir'Vanzahani amulet glowed upon her breast revealing insights into the murky skeins of the future. Esmerelda smiled, her laughing bout now ended.
"The smallest of plagues can bring down a dragon. We are not mindless cultists who kowtow before a false god! You think I adopted the Strigany? I was already part of the people by my mother's blood. The world will not bow down to your master Kalaine as easy as you think. It is not just the race of man who you will deal with in the future Kaijo. Once they realise the threat you pose, the other races will come knocking at your door with blade in hand, set to pierce your master's black unbeating heart. It is not just the people of Strigos who bear arms against the Von Carsteins. Vampires who wish to bring down your master. Strigoi who wish to rebuild the glory of Strigos, Lahmians who weary of your domination, Blood Dragons seek war for a noble cause and Necrarchs who's towers you have burnt to the ground. Your Imperator believes himself immune to the ramifications of his conquests, but it will come back to strike him like the lightning bolt of a wrathful deity."
Esmerelda smiled coyly.
"Where is your master Grand Marshall? You may say he is not here to deal with me because I'm the stuff he scrapes off of his boot ... Or is it something else? Does he fear me? Someone who is not a slave to the whims of Simon Von Carstein, the Mullie-manishie, the wretched Kaijo who suckled from Isabella's rancid teat. I do not fear him, as long as there are those like me who walk the world he will not be the master of everything. By the way, I have a gift for master. In the end all Esmerelda did was laugh, how arrogant was he to think that all these nations would bend their knee in subservience to the sons of Vashanesh? She laughed harder knowing that the other races will not stand for such a threat. Once the race of men begin to face submission to the Von Carsteins, other mortals will band together. The Tir'Vanzahani amulet glowed upon her breast revealing insights into the murky skeins of the future. Esmerelda smiled, her laughing bout now ended.
"The smallest of plagues can bring down a dragon. We are not mindless cultists who kowtow before a false god! You think I adopted the Strigany? I was already part of the people by my mother's blood. The world will not bow down to your master Kalaine as easy as you think. It is not just the race of man who you will deal with in the future Kaijo. Once they realise the threat you pose, the other races will come knocking at your door with blade in hand, set to pierce your master's black unbeating heart. It is not just the people of Strigos who bear arms against the Von Carsteins. Vampires who wish to bring down your master. Strigoi who wish to rebuild the glory of Strigos, Lahmians who weary of your domination, Blood Dragons who seek war for a noble cause and Necrarchs who's towers you have burnt to the ground. Your Imperator believes himself immune to the ramifications of his conquests, but it will come back to strike hi like the lightning bolt of a wrathful deity."
Esmerelda smiled coyly.
"Where is your master Grand Marshall? You may say he is not here to deal with me because I'm the stuff he scrapes off of his boot ... Or is it something else? Does he fear me? Someone who is not a slave to the whims of Simon Von Carstein, the Mullie-manishie, the wretched Kaijo who suckled from Isabella's rancid teat. I do not fear him, as long as there are those like me who walk the world he will not be the master of everything. By the way, I have a gift for your master."
The Queen then made a gesture to Alexios, who brought forth a small brown sack. Esmerelda reached for it and then placed her hand within. As she receded it, she pulled some sort dust from it. The lahmian then blew it all over the Grand Marshal and chuckled.
"I have a feeling you might recognise smell."