Jenrak
02-06-2006, 01:07
What is the best speech anybody has done in your country, and what was it about?
Mine is the speech of Methrossk at the Battle of Krakkez. It was here that Methrossk's empire had crumbled, and he was giving a speech on a final defence against the growing and invading Rithos empire, the forerunners to the Rithman-naar. At Krakkez, his last army of 500 Temsplaces faced an enemy army of 20,000 infantry and 2,000 cavalry. In the end, one of the most miraculous strategic movements in Jenrak's history, Methrossk was able to defeat the head commanders of the enemy's forces, routing the Rithos assault force, though Methrossk was later killed in the Battle of Sauragageus, and it was the end of the Methronnmin Empire.
“There will be a time, when we rise out of this as champions – as children of perfection, no less than the glory of all that is sanctioned by the will of the Gods. Gone are the plains of fertile green grass, the soft icy kiss of snowy mountains – no, here lays the dunes of the world, the frozen precipice of a steaming landscape built on blood, bone and war. But do not despair, for we, are as always, cannot be killed. We are not simply a species, but a culture that cannot be erased, a mark that cannot be wiped off – a people with a will unconquerable, and untouchable till the ends of the earth! Till the ends of the great silver fortress of the sky, and in that, comes peace. In violence, in war, comes prosperity – comes righteousness, comes justice!
For all life, for all things that we wish to have, we are nothing less than the height of perfection, the greatest of the desires of our enemies. Our women are the best, our homes are the largest, and our lives revolve around the delicacy or stability and order. They do not have what we have, and they wish what we have. We cannot negotiate with barbarians as these – we cannot negotiate with savages with trodden blades they call swords and broken spears they call pikes. We are the true children of beauty, the greatest warriors of strength! Until the sun rises to dawn, from forth the disc of light sets to dusk, we shall fight, and oh what a glorious fight we shall have! They have done all things forbidden, all things that do not make you a man!
They have raped our women, they have touched our children, slaughtered them in their homes, they have even killed our brothers in battle in cowardly, despicable destruction! Even our weakest gave good fight against them – and you are the strongest of us all, the greatest to defend the sands. Tonight, not a single drop of blood will be spilt that is ours, but the sands will be drenched in oceans of Rithos blood! We are the great children of Ascherach, and we must defend that title. There is no other way to do it – there is no other way that does not involve an extermination. Enkur is clear in his intentions – kill, or be killed.
There is nothing left to do other than to kill.
There is nothing more to do other than to retake.
There is nothing to gain but the pride, the independence and the proof of our superiority.
They fight as slaves, they fight as children with toys, prickling with the blades of their violent fathers! But what do we fight as? What do we fight for? That is for you answer, for you to understand freedom, liberty and justice. For you to understand the strength of the children of the sands, and to know that we will not be driven away by those so weak as to live in fertile grounds, to stay in ‘safe’ areas, to hide their failure to fight. I giveth a challenge to all of my brethren at this final stand – before you die, kill ten men of their own! Kill a hundred!
To arms, my brothers! To arms! To brazen swords and silver shields of iron cuirasses! To arms, my brothers! The safety and the protection of the empire! To the long cape of red mountains, to deft rocks soft upon dotted cloves, to the fist held high in defiance of our destruction. For we are the destruction, the doom to our own! To arms, my brothers! To arms for all the brothers and fathers killed, the mothers and sisters raped, the children who have yet to speak the first utterances of their tongues torn in their cribs! To cover a meter of our blood with ten of theirs! To teach them that they have killed themselves. You fight not men tonight, but cowards. And as cowards, make them cower before you, before you kill them, before you feed the remains of their corpses to your dogs. For that is the wish of Enkur! To arms, my brothers! To metal spears and resolute faith, to arms!”
Mine is the speech of Methrossk at the Battle of Krakkez. It was here that Methrossk's empire had crumbled, and he was giving a speech on a final defence against the growing and invading Rithos empire, the forerunners to the Rithman-naar. At Krakkez, his last army of 500 Temsplaces faced an enemy army of 20,000 infantry and 2,000 cavalry. In the end, one of the most miraculous strategic movements in Jenrak's history, Methrossk was able to defeat the head commanders of the enemy's forces, routing the Rithos assault force, though Methrossk was later killed in the Battle of Sauragageus, and it was the end of the Methronnmin Empire.
“There will be a time, when we rise out of this as champions – as children of perfection, no less than the glory of all that is sanctioned by the will of the Gods. Gone are the plains of fertile green grass, the soft icy kiss of snowy mountains – no, here lays the dunes of the world, the frozen precipice of a steaming landscape built on blood, bone and war. But do not despair, for we, are as always, cannot be killed. We are not simply a species, but a culture that cannot be erased, a mark that cannot be wiped off – a people with a will unconquerable, and untouchable till the ends of the earth! Till the ends of the great silver fortress of the sky, and in that, comes peace. In violence, in war, comes prosperity – comes righteousness, comes justice!
For all life, for all things that we wish to have, we are nothing less than the height of perfection, the greatest of the desires of our enemies. Our women are the best, our homes are the largest, and our lives revolve around the delicacy or stability and order. They do not have what we have, and they wish what we have. We cannot negotiate with barbarians as these – we cannot negotiate with savages with trodden blades they call swords and broken spears they call pikes. We are the true children of beauty, the greatest warriors of strength! Until the sun rises to dawn, from forth the disc of light sets to dusk, we shall fight, and oh what a glorious fight we shall have! They have done all things forbidden, all things that do not make you a man!
They have raped our women, they have touched our children, slaughtered them in their homes, they have even killed our brothers in battle in cowardly, despicable destruction! Even our weakest gave good fight against them – and you are the strongest of us all, the greatest to defend the sands. Tonight, not a single drop of blood will be spilt that is ours, but the sands will be drenched in oceans of Rithos blood! We are the great children of Ascherach, and we must defend that title. There is no other way to do it – there is no other way that does not involve an extermination. Enkur is clear in his intentions – kill, or be killed.
There is nothing left to do other than to kill.
There is nothing more to do other than to retake.
There is nothing to gain but the pride, the independence and the proof of our superiority.
They fight as slaves, they fight as children with toys, prickling with the blades of their violent fathers! But what do we fight as? What do we fight for? That is for you answer, for you to understand freedom, liberty and justice. For you to understand the strength of the children of the sands, and to know that we will not be driven away by those so weak as to live in fertile grounds, to stay in ‘safe’ areas, to hide their failure to fight. I giveth a challenge to all of my brethren at this final stand – before you die, kill ten men of their own! Kill a hundred!
To arms, my brothers! To arms! To brazen swords and silver shields of iron cuirasses! To arms, my brothers! The safety and the protection of the empire! To the long cape of red mountains, to deft rocks soft upon dotted cloves, to the fist held high in defiance of our destruction. For we are the destruction, the doom to our own! To arms, my brothers! To arms for all the brothers and fathers killed, the mothers and sisters raped, the children who have yet to speak the first utterances of their tongues torn in their cribs! To cover a meter of our blood with ten of theirs! To teach them that they have killed themselves. You fight not men tonight, but cowards. And as cowards, make them cower before you, before you kill them, before you feed the remains of their corpses to your dogs. For that is the wish of Enkur! To arms, my brothers! To metal spears and resolute faith, to arms!”