The Price of Power and Folly

companions. But will the inhabitants of Nasha Town understand why they wish to stop the cannon?

I think not. When all they see is the Wild Hunt surging up everywhere they look,

the cannon must seem like their only lifeline. This is the truth I have revealed

to them. They did this all of their own volition. The zealous worship of power leads only

to annihilation of equally zealous proportions. True power does not heed the commands

of the weak. You were waiting for us to leave Nasha Town, then.

Of course. I imagine the one you call Aino would have managed to stop the cannon

otherwise. Shame, then, that you proved one step too slow.