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An other good tactic is killing people with sonic shocks and since none of you play on fizzy this you will need highly protection on tournements and this is the best way to avoid damage and burst your foes at the same time. When you start get 10 charisma. Then kill the prisoner and get 2 agi and 2 more charisma. Now since your in town you will need some arms. Fighting with charisma requires no wep but your mouth. However, while you are wearing an enchanted wep all your spells,taunts and even win the crowd move will have a chance to pop it.So to get a high %30 proc chance on our main ability taunt we will need an enchanted wep. Get your rusty dagger level 3 enchanted. Yes,this will cause only 3 damage but your foe will be stunned. You will need no more wep but that dagger through the game now and you can spend all your money on armors. Although since charisma makes crowd happier and makes you get huge discounts you will not need much money so be happy about the duels. Your stats must be like: Max 30 Min 10 Agi (you might need to run away to shout but never buy a swords buy a bow if you really like tough) Max 25(22 recommended 3 more for fat kid) Min 1 Macika (For weaken armor,regenerate) And get charisma and vitality in a balance as much as you can. Your taunt will get i think 3 more damage per charisma but my level 40 charismatic char could hit 500-600 per taunt. Taunt will be your main ability it will make crowd bit angry but I could will the crowd bar with 2 win the crowd and in end game, it will start with %100 so dont worry about it. Taunts will usually have %99 chance to SHOW ITS EFFECT and might be get lower due to your oppoment but it will not fall under 50 and no attack will not increase it, yes charisma will. Anyways, taunts have 3 effects to proc, 1-Damage(this will be increased by 3 points per charisma) 2-Enrage(will become really rare after like 30 charisma) 3-Fear(This is pretty useful while fighting melee combatants with like no agility) Note that taunt says %99 chance to hit it doesnt say %99 chance to use the 1st effect its %99 chance to use one of the effects. You might need some money and t odouble your gainings from duels you can try this. Fill the crowd bar before the taunts hit but i wouldnt recommend this if you have low low agility since you will be burned filling the bar. My own strategy is to one shot people with no armor and make ones with armor come to their last armor piece,fill the bar burst him. Get all the armors as you will reach its level and remember you inventory is a good spot to be filled up. MY inventory was like, 1-Weaken Armor 2-Weaken Armor 3-Swift Sandals(Please note that its not needed at all if you got more than 30 agi since itseffect is to double your agi and might be replaced with more useful spells like Little Fat Kid) 4-Regenerate(i have like 1.1k hp)5-Maximun Armor Elixir 6-Maximum Armor Elixir. Also you might need some stamina since my game is bugged and it counts me sleeping while I am taunting. And for the last my game has got an other bug which is, when my taunt caused,fear or enrage or has been blocked when ever i charge i pop the taunts base damage like 300 instead of 3.
Joyfully then the tired maiden unbound her sandals,and, sitting down upon the bank, dipped her white feetin the cool water. For a while she sat there undisturbed,and idly watched the growing ripples as shedabbled in the stream. But while she thus rested and[20]played, a strange commotion drew her eyes to the middleof the stream, and a fear fell upon her, for she knew thatit could be none other than Alpheus, the god of thatriver. Quickly she sprang to her feet, and while yet shestood trembling and irresolute, a hollow voice cried toher from mid-stream. And (oh marvel!) the voice wasnot terrible like that of a god, but tender and full ofpleading love.
It was a fertile and lovely plain, with great trees flingingtheir sun-speckled shadows over it, and hills fencing itin from the rough weather. At no great distance theybeheld a river gleaming in the sunshine. A home feelingstole into the heart of poor Cadmus. He was very gladto know that here he might awake in the morning withoutthe necessity of putting on his dusty sandals to travelfarther and farther. The days and the years would passover him, and find him still in this pleasant spot. Ifhe could have had his brothers with him, and could haveseen his dear mother under a roof of his own, he mighthere have been happy, after all their disappointments.Some day or other, too, his sister Europa might havecome quietly to the door of his home, and smiled roundupon the familiar faces. But, indeed, since there was[73]no hope of regaining the friends of his boyhood, orever seeing his dear sister again, Cadmus resolved tomake himself happy with these new companions whohad grown so fond of him while following the cow.
The sun was shining slantwise over the field, andshowed all the moist, dark soil, just like any other newlyplanted piece of ground. All at once, Cadmus fancied hesaw something glisten very brightly, first at one spot,then at another, and then at a hundred and a thousandspots together. Soon he perceived them to be the steelheads of spears, sprouting up everywhere like so manystalks of grain, and continually growing taller and taller.Next appeared a vast number of bright sword-blades,thrusting themselves up in the same way. A momentafterwards, the whole surface of the ground was brokenby a multitude of polished brass helmets, coming uplike a crop of enormous beans. So rapidly did they grow,that Cadmus now discerned the fierce countenance of aman beneath every one. In short, before he had timeto think what a wonderful affair it was, he beheld anabundant harvest of what looked like human beings,armed with helmets and breastplates, shields, swords, andspears; and before they were well out of the earth, theybrandished their weapons, and clashed them one againstanother, seeming to think, little while as they had yetlived, that they had wasted too much of life withoutbattle. Every tooth of the dragon had produced one ofthese sons of deadly mischief.
So Cadmus seized a large stone, and, flinging it intothe middle of the army, saw it strike the breastplate ofa gigantic and fierce-looking warrior. Immediately onfeeling the blow, he seemed to take it for granted thatsomebody had struck him; and, uplifting his weapon,he smote his next neighbor a blow that cleft his helmetasunder and stretched him on the ground. In an instantthose nearest the fallen warrior began to strike at oneanother with their swords, and stab with their spears.The confusion spread wider and wider. Each man smotedown his brother, and was himself smitten down beforehe had time to exult in his victory. The trumpeters,all the while, blew their blasts shriller and shriller; eachsoldier shouted a battle-cry, and often fell with it on hislips. It was the strangest spectacle of causeless wrath,and of mischief for no good end, that had ever been witnessed;but, after all, it was neither more foolish nor morewicked than a thousand battles that have since beenfought, in which men have slain their brothers with justas little reason as these children of the dragon's teeth. Itought to be considered, too, that the dragon people weremade for nothing else; whereas other mortals were bornto love and help one another.
Well, this memorable battle continued to rage until theground was strewn with helmeted heads that had beencut off. Of all the thousands that began the fight, therewere only five left standing. These now rushed fromdifferent parts of the field, and, meeting in the middle of[78]it, clashed their swords and struck at each other's heartsas fiercely as ever.
And forthwith, feeling themselves bound to obey him,the five remaining sons of the dragon's teeth made him amilitary salute with their swords, returned them to thescabbards, and stood before Cadmus in a rank, eyinghim as soldiers eye their captain while awaiting the wordof command.
So King Cadmus dwelt in the palace, with his newfriend Harmonia, and found a great deal of comfort inhis magnificent abode, but would doubtless have foundas much, if not more, in the humblest cottage by thewayside. Before many years went by, there was a groupof rosy little children (but how they came thither hasalways been a mystery to me) sporting in the great hall,and on the marble steps of the palace, and running joyfullyto meet King Cadmus when affairs of state lefthim at leisure to play with them. They called him father,and Queen Harmonia mother. The five old soldiers ofthe dragon's teeth grew very fond of these small urchins,[82]and were never weary of showing them how to shouldersticks, flourish wooden swords, and march in militaryorder, blowing a penny trumpet, or beating an abominablerub-a-dub upon a little drum.
This was the subject of the king's meditations as helooked down on the gay company assembled at his feast.And of a sudden his eyes lighted on a travel-stainedfigure making his way up the long hall to the steps of histhrone, in spite of the soiled and tattered weeds. Herecognized his royal kinsman. It was Jason son of[112]Æson, his own nephew, who, determined to have speechwith his uncle the king, had now dared the crossing of theriver Anaurus, although swollen by winter rains, and hadhardly won through. Till he entered the palace he didnot know of the great feast that was being held, buthe stood not on ceremony, and made his way to the footof the throne, just as he was. One of his sandals hadstuck in the mire and been left in the river bed.
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