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With how brazen the Mercs were there is no "training" that would make you come out of that scuffle completely/relatively unharmed as a civvie.
The only way i see to stay alive in the world like that is to have bodyguards on you 24/7 and not just the Kaija kind, and that defeats the whole wish of "normalcy" from the parents.
He was more lucky than skilled. That merc could have killed Kaija who trained for her entire life with several tutors in several continents. His "training" with the eggball could never prepare him to survive by himself.
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Yes, but that doesn't mean his dad didn't taught him and his sister the basics, and you can be the Best Warrior or Killer , till you get killed, the point is he has at least a small chance to survive, and the right mindset.
that is more than a normal civilian would have, at their disposal in such a situation.
Edited: took out a too personal question .
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Pixillin'
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It’s not like the parents even kept it secret and let him live his own life. Everything about his life was carefully controlled by the Templars. There were no good points to what they did. They lied to him, kept him in the dark while allowing him zero actual control over his life but still left him exposed to danger with zero warning or preparation and then also constantly sent his ‘bodyguard’ off on other missions- in situations where he couldn’t get ahold of her if he had to.
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At least the Templars didn't try to kill the MC instead of saying hello, like that bitch Finn.
Oh, my bad, I should be addressing her by her proper title: Dead Bitch Finn.
Oh, my bad, I should be addressing her by her proper title: Dead Bitch Finn.
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Realistically they had 3 optionsYeah, so you see Linnae did it right, .....
1) Don’t have kids
2) Raise your kids as if they’re going to be Templars - don’t force them but be honest and prepare / train them
3) Leave the Templars behind once you have kids
Instead they took a completely selfish and irresponsible path that accomplished the worst outcome
Oh, my bad, I should be addressing her by her proper title: Dead Bitch Finn.
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xapican
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No, that are only 3 options which you approve, and are right from your point of view, and acording to your belives.
There are a lot more of options, as you see in the descitons the partys took.
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You mean the decisions that resulted in an attempt on their son's life - the one who is no longer speaking to them, and is now hanging out with the Alfir and wondering how he can destroy the Templars as an organization. Yeah, their way worked out great.
You are not taking in account that MC has a huge hidden potetisl that could be fully developed by tge time he reached adulthood. It's not a question of becoming a templar but of becoming what he is fated to be.
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You the son in your Game.
Play like as you like, just there are other people with other situational perception.
Good thing is that the whole game offers the player the liberty to play the story at his own leisure
And it is not that I don't see your points, (from your perspective) all valid and understandable.
I see some things different and my character is different, which I was trying to show you in the last 30 0r 40 pages.
abrazo.
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Well, you have a point, although neither the MC nor his father knew about his potential, this is something that we the spectators se from outside, and to discover and use this potential to become what ever he is fated is up to him (or us as we play that character).
Actually I believe his potential is the reason for the secrecy. He is not their son and they have choosen to keep the supernatural a secret so that he doesn't develop anything and the council put him under close vigilance to sound an alarm if he ever manifests his powers.
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Pixillin'
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That is entirely possible, though if it's true it means that they are still lying to him and the MC has even more reason to hate them (his parents and the Templars).
The concept is called plausible deniability. They cover the truth with a lie and if the truth partially emerges they cover again with another lie. It's a concept created by CIA operatives. It also means that MC has powers to be a game changer and is dangerous beyond belief.
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It's still a lie, no matter what you call it. Being dangerous beyond belief would be fun though.
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I suspect something like that, yeah, My guess would be that he is one of the offspring of Medbs childhood friend, as we learned if you live in Alfarheimer, for a period of time the Magic starts manifesting in you.
so we shall see.