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DF Spoilers / [BG spoilers!!] Like the n_
« on: October 22, 2020, 04:56:25 AM »
So, in BG, when talking about soulgazes (for the first time in the novel, with the kraken) he said "If you see something bad enough, such as the n-" and then he adds "-something bad enough". What I am wondering is, what does he mean by "n-"? Naagloshii? It seems probable, as they are awful and Harry is afraid of them. But if that is the case, why not simply saying it? And why it is not N-, with capital letter? I think Naagloshii is always written with N.
So?? I can think a fitting word with n, necromancer, but I can't see Harry saying "the n-" instead of "a n-".
I'd like to read your comments on the subject.
So?? I can think a fitting word with n, necromancer, but I can't see Harry saying "the n-" instead of "a n-".
I'd like to read your comments on the subject.