New Chapters! 26/03/24
🕑 Added 2024-03-26 03:38:10 +0000 UTCHey, guys!
Have you noticed that in fantasy universes there's no problem with multilingualism and no need to learn foreign languages? As a rule in fictional worlds - there's one language for the whole world - even the other races speak it.
If a race still has its own language (e.g. elves) - they can still speak the language that everyone else understands.
The geography of "Dragon Heart" book series is unusually vast, a warrior with the Dragon Heart travels to many different countries and even to other worlds. Hadjar has no problem with not knowing other languages, but he has many other problems - fighting monsters, taking part in dangerous battles, dealing with cunning mages and wizards and many enemies.
If you are interested in such stories, I invite you to read about Hadjar's adventures .
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“If you think a god is worth even a drop of blood or a single tear, then you don’t know what a god is, General.” This line really struck out to me as it can be interpreted in so many ways. I believe it means the short mortal life is more value than the immortal god’s life because the actions of the mortal are more meaningful when put into perspective.