Leone 2022-03-23 09:01:38
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Marjolaine 2022-03-22 09:01:33
It's better than expected, and although it's a cliché that is inevitably mixed into the current racial story, the setting is also interesting, the performance is not bad, and the narrative style is a bit boring.
Elyssa 2022-04-20 09:01:33
The three races are all on the surface. In fact, the orcs are blacks, and the elves are Jews. There is no conflict based on racial characteristics. All robbing wands, all races behave and think the same way. The character of the orc protagonist, Mother Wen Tun, is annoying.
[Nick carries Daryl out of a burning building, and they both collapse]
Daryl Ward: Still not my friend.
Nick Jakoby: Ah, I never really liked you anyway.
Daryl Ward: Think you're a big dog now that you're blooded, huh?
Nick Jakoby: Yeah, pretty big.
Daryl Ward: Hey, Nick?
Nick Jakoby: Yeah?
Daryl Ward: Fuck magic.
Nick Jakoby: Oh, I don't know. I still think it's kinda cool.
[last lines]
City Councilman: Faced with armed terrorists, obsessed with myths from thousands of years ago, two of our officers held the line...
Daryl Ward: [sotto] I hate seeing those scumbags up there with Rodriguez.
Nick Jakoby: [sotto] Let it go, Ward. We know, okay? That's enough.
City Councilman: ...Officer Daryl Ward, and our nation's first Orcish police officer, Nicholas Jakoby. Jakoby...
[Nick bows, allowing the Councilman to hang a medal around his neck. Daryl sees Tikka hiding in the crowd, and smiles for the first time]
City Councilman: Ward...
[Ward bows, and receives his medal]
City Councilman: Congratulations, Ward.
Daryl Ward: Thank you, sir.
