Legend (PSX)

A legend is far more worthy than thousand celebrity gossips or any shoddy rumors. Today, we take on legendary in a video game called LEGEND. 

 

I'm sure you will agree with me that the title looks very amazing. It probably fits on Metal music album's cover or sort of that. If you immediately think about Legend-of-Zelda clone on Amiga or DOS. Too bad, my friend. That title's game using extra letter 's' at the end instead of just 'Legend'. Though, maybe i will make a review about it in the future. Legend that i review this time is the sequel of the game with same title on SNES. Let's take detour, shall we!

 

See! Even the title is quite similar. I prefer the PSX's version because the red letters are certainly better than purple ones for video game that contain medieval violence, also the skull on the handle is obstructed here. You don't think legend is about pottery craft or cute jigsaw, right?! No. It's about slashing orc's torso, crushing skeleton, hacking sorcerer's minion, or die trying.   

 

"Hey, it looks like Sega's Golden Axe!". I certainly can't deny that. To deal with the enemies, player can either hacks them or uses magic. Then the similarity end there. For starter, Legend allows you to slash Orcs like Aragorn in 'Lord of The Ring'. Or maybe they're not Orcs. They are human with slight underbite case. Whatever. Legend also has: 1) Forward block by pressing either L or R button to block forward 2) Combo attack can be "transferred" to other enemy within short time from previous successful attack 3) Combo only consists 3 attacks at most, and the the 3rd attack always knockaways enemy 4) Enemy always drop money bag, food item, magic potion, or key 5) No method for running and furthermore no running attack 6) Throwing thingamajig stuff across whole screen that cost player's life a bit by pressing X button 7) Strong back attack by pressing backward direction + attack button. Legend is quite fine game until...

 

...this bastard shows up. This mid-boss keen on spamming this unblockable kick. Yes, i said he is the mid-boss. Can you imagine how hard the boss can be, if the mid-boss is atrocious like this?

 

If your answer: "It's lot worse". Congratulation! You deserve a medal. Mr. T(ree) here can grabs the Player with one hand which is obviously can't be blocked at all, dealing hefty damage. But there's more. if it successfully grabs and then furiously shakes the player against the ground, it will heals himself. It's drain-life move! Not only its hand can reach entire screen, but also his vulnerable point is: his face. You can imagine how obnoxious the boss battle here. Also, we're in the middle of swamp that can make Kaor's movement from sluggish into even more slower. At least it can't blocks slashing and hacking toward its face.

 

Holy Smack! I did it, eventually. With Mr. T(ree)'s face and arms disappeared. The tree ascend and reveal the wizard's hut on its root. Yeah, i save you from death by underground suffocation there, old man. And my reward is just a map? I should just leave you die beneath this accursed swamp.

 

The bonus stage is just gold coins collecting in limited time. Should i keep going with no other live and health barely recovered? My love for fighting action (A.K.A side-scrolling beat 'em up) forces me to press on. Though i will regret this decision later.

 

Hey, executioner! What are you doing in this inn? Go back to the arena, buddy!

 

After journey to forest & swamp (on previous stage), Kaor take strolling to city and further into this inn. I expect lodging and eatery. Alas, there's no such hospitality! As this city is apparently infested by Orcs and lousy thugs, all i find is just violent battles. At the end of this stage is this bandit who adept at martial arts of barrel. He either charging Kaor with barrel (this is unblockable attack) or throw it. Unlike previous boss, this bad guy is bit fair. Once he throw his barrel, he just running toward it leaving him vulnerable. That's cue to beat the hell out of him as soon as you can. Fighting weaponless/defenseless enemy is totally chivalrous *quite sarcasm*.    

 

Beyond that bandit, lies this bonus stage that soon answer my question "What purpose of these key that i keep hoarding?". Of course you can't tell what's inside of each of these chest. My rule of dumb thumb: more key need to unlock a chest, the better its content. Whenever a chest is unlocked, there will be a its replacement, falling from above. Maybe there's still kind citizen here. Though their generosity is definitely half-hearted.

Okay i'm done with this 'Legend'. Let's move on to the sequel! The sequel tends to be better than the prequel, right?

 

The game start with this CG movie. "Once upon a time. In another world. In another dimension. Destiny of the universe is being plagued by battle between good and evil. The legend will be born. Sword and blood..."said the narrator after (the most familiar in video games) "Yeeeeeeaaaaaah!" scream. Then these trio barge in and demonstrate their moves. And then they leave in rejecting gesture. They like rapper that rapping for a bit than they leave in disappointment, knowing that their opponents are absent in rap battle. After little fiddling with option menu, i hit the 1 player.

 

You probably can guess that the trio is group of average person, swift yet weak person, and strong but slow person. It's beat-em-up characters tradition that's established by Capcom's Final Fight. But legend has small twist. According to note that i found in internet: 1) Axel the average hero, are adept with any weapon 2) Tara the speedy hero, are excel at small-weapon wielding 3) Karo the powerful hero, are best with heavy weapons. The selected hero will burst out of his/her playing card. I choose Karo because apparently he's Kaor that have been knighted. His big chin is bona fide clue to back up my theory. Okay, that's really stretching too thin. The reason: i tend to choose the strength type character. "Let the legend begins!" the announcer said. Allright, then!

 

Kaor Karo already has the quest map. That's definitely a step-up from previous 'Legend'. But that doesn't mean you have right to stab your destination like that, pall!

Here we go slashing the hell out of pigman and he drops a slice of watermelon upon his demise. How kindly of him. Here's the basic control: 1) Square button to punch/attack using equipped weapon 2) Triangle button to kick 3) Cross button to jump 4) Circle button to pick up items. Sadly, you can't combine punch and kick button into nice string of combo. So you are stuck with combo with only involved one same button. But it's solid yet nice mechanism.

 

The common thing on most side-scrolling beat 'em up is: limiting camera to establish the combat field. In 'Legend': you got firewall on left and right like here. This could be distinctive combat-area border that precedes the one in 'God of War' or 'Devil May Cry'. The more you know.

 

Moving to another place, i find this pigman prance around on the roadside. Let's see if you can still be cheerful when this heavy axe meets your head! There's 2-D cardboard like bunnies run away from evil that's terrorizing this forest. Though they're kind of obsolete decoration, i see them really cute. Don't worry, little fellas! Soon this forest will be salvaged by me. Just don't complain of blood stench around, afterward!

 

Unlike 'Legend' in SNES, i open the chest by kicking the scrap out of it instead of using key. Demoman_sf13_influx_small02.wav 

 

Not far from previous place, i found this demon soldier catch some z's while standing. How can you be so comfortably sleeping while on two legs? That's barely cozy. That's my opinion. As normal human.

 

You can see the problem with side-scrolling beat 'em up that has narrow combat field and chunky units. I get surrounded quite often. In SNES's Legend, i only need to block either leftside or rightside. But here, i have to aware on 360^o direction and my blocking can only cover about 10^o whichever i'm facing. Yes, you can block here by holding R1 button. The thing is: you can't just hold the block button to defense yourself all the time. First, you will stand on the spot if you doing so thus makes you vulnerable from other direction. Second, the blocking is kind of work only for limited amount of consecutive hit before you become not in blocking stance. So you have to hold the block rhythmically to block attacks successfully from one direction. Sound's rough, but i take it as mean to prevent you from "turtling". Which is good feature.

 

"Fight or Die"?! Thank you, captain obvious ('s sign)! Notice that there's compass on corner right-bottom? It directing you both enemy (red needle) and item (blue needle). The compass feature probably to compensate your inability to see entire combat field.

 

Here's tad embarrassing. I shoot on the thin air while enemies are clearly behind me (Hint: see the compass!). But this is Karo's combo when using crossbow, he shoots first arrow in front then 2 arrows behind him then finally shoot forward again. Not that kind of combo that's executed by pressing consecutive attack button, mind you. It's power combo, activated by pressing square button 4 times while holding R1+R2.  Also executing power combo will cost power gauge on the left-bottom corner. "Why not call it 'special move'?" Because everytime i do it, there's Karo said "Combo!". So i stick with call it 'power combo'.

 

Further strolling, i'm ambushed by these crocodilemen. Thank goodness that they wear loincloth! Saving all of us from seeing their scaly "torpedo".

FATALITIES! A demon soldier get split in two while a pigman get beheaded. All in one power combo of the axe! Beside there's heavy attack by holding R2 button and pressing either punch or kick button. There's also the aforementioned power combo. There's 4 kind of power combo. The stronger the power combo, the more complex to execute and cost more power gauge. I hope you are ready for the power combo's input.

1) Power combo 1 : Holding R1+R2, press square, square, square, square (that's the one that i demonstrated before)

2) Power Combo 2 : Holding R1+R2, press square, triangle, triangle, square

3) Power combo 3 : Holding R1+R2, press square, triangle, circle, square

4) Power Combo 4 : Holding R1+R2, press circle, circle, square, triangle, square

 

At the end of the stage, there's this Barbarian who's very friendly. As you can see, he give me quick hug with one hand. Of course, that's not the case. He will pummel you with either his spiked club or punch you. The key to defeat him: memorize his attack pattern so you can block them well and unleash the power combo at the right time.

 

After defeating him, there's bonus stage where you have to shoot bouncing barrels and falling chests so you can claim their content as many as you can. The falling-chest part reminds me of the bonus stage on Legend in SNES albeit better. Key? Pah! Just shoot them with crossbow! There's no health refill after stage's over so this is the opportunity to heal yourself after the boss battle. Worth to mention: everytime you successfully destroy chest/barrel you get extra 2 seconds on timer. So shooting accurately is definitely very rewarding.  

 

Did i forget to mention that enemies will drop coins? My bad. The coins act as currency to buy stuffs in shop section here. Certainly you have to prioritize extra life because it's utmost important. Energy is full health restoration which is not so useful once you get heal up from that bonus stage. Wheat icon on right bottom corner is magic shield. It will grants you invincibility for limited amount  of damage. On its left is magic phial to cast magic. I will explain casting magic later. The other are health restoration items and weapons. Hold on! Is that a cannon?

 

Lo, i'm mini version of Royal Giant. It's pretty common in many beat 'em up games to include dog slaying. Evil ones, mind you! 

 

This city not only infested by your usual medieval goons (and evil dogs) but also by Red Arremer's burly cousin. Fortunately, he's all about muscle unlike the tricky bastard.

 

Another new type of enemy: a werewolf and he is adept with crossbow. But he can claw you out if you approach him with carelessness.

 

Okay, this time i tell you about the magic. Unlike Golden Axe or previous Legend, there's no specific button to cast magic. Instead you have to follow this input: Holding R1+R2, press cross, square to cast...

 

...'frog magic' which turns all enemies into frogs, instantly defeating them. It cost 3 magic phials. There's two other magic:

1) Fire magic (cost: 2 magic phials) that deal massive damage to enemies in entire screen. Activated by holding R1+R2, pressing cross, triangle

2) Ice magic (cost: 1 magic phial) that freezes all enemies in entire screen. Activated by holding R1+R2, pressing cross, circle

Casting magic is certainly easier to do than executing power combo. By the way, you can only carry max. 9 magic phials.

 

But magic phials can only be get from either looting or shopping. While power gauge will increase gradually when you don't use it. That's quite the reason i use power combos most of the time despite their complex procedure. Besides i feel very satisfied to beat the enemies relentlessly.

 

You can grab enemies when they're downed (which work most of the time than when they're still standing) and lift them then you can throw them to other enemies. Sadly, apparently this move does no damage to either thrown enemy or target enemy. I thought grabbing your enemy could be good solution for enemies that keen on blocking. But here's the great benefit of power combos lies. Not only you can deal great damage by using them but also they're unblockable. Also while doing power combo, you're invincible. But beware while holding R1+R2, you're vulnerable. Even though, you're clearly holding block button.

 

The boss stage #2: is this Viking. Beside try to chop you using his battle axe, he can flying body drop at you and somehow thrust his stomach like Obelix. That's hardly effective. You must have big belly in order to make that move works. Bigger hitting spot, you see. But slapping left and right that i do here, is certainly better adaption of Obelix's martial art of beating Romans. Remember the tips of defeating the Barbarian? Apply that to this chum too and you will be fine.  

 

 Do you know about Golden Axe features beating thieving gnome to get magic potion or meat? I know you do. Everyone know it. In Legend, you shoot these sneaky gits which is quite equivalent to what Golden Axe features. Except you certainly kill them instead beat them enough so they drop their loot and run away. Which is more brutal.   

 

Next stage is called arena. What something exist in the arena? Gladiators. There's demonic one here eager to dirt my freshly-bought-from-shop longsword with their flesh and innards. We got to please the crowds. Let's do this!

 

I haven't shown you power combo from cannon. Here it is! You know about sharpshooting performance from cowboy that show you he can shoot accurately from his behind. I'm doing the same thing like that. Except *you know* i use cannon instead of six-shooter. The crowds like my performance! What a blast!

 

Oh, look! Pennies. If i focus on fighting the gladiators, i'll be get smashed by that giant spiked ball just like them. Sometime, ignorance is a bliss indeed.

 

It's 'fire magic' time! The crowds fancy me more. What a huge blast!

 

You know what else exist in the arena? Killer animal like lion, tiger, bull, or other vicious beast. Ready to play with (cannon)ball, kitty?

 

It's not proper medieval-fantasy violent, without having battle with living skeleton. Here they are! Doing serene meditation before fighting me. But then, swinging guillotine (you can see it partially on right-top corner) swoop them. Well, i will checking that chest in the mean time.

 

Delving deeper the arena i fought other tigers, skeletons, gladiators, and this giant spider. It's reasonable he/she doesn't fight me in open area. Spiders hate sunlight. Kind of. Anyway, fighting the giant arachnid here isn't big problem as he/she fight me 1 by 1. But i get problem when i try to finish him/her without the power combos. Sure, if i just consistent using them, he/she will be outdone easily. But there's my instinct tell me not to over-rely the power combo. Because it doesn't feel right to my personal mind, even though the game permit that. Another thing that is worthy for you to know: the animal type  (like this spider and tigers) can't block your attack albeit some of their attacking move is uninterruptible (blocking your attack), and they don't taunt or laugh at you. They are always focus to tear you apart. What a professionalism.

 

The boss of the arena: Minotaur! Hammer-wielding ones. I feel kind of bad to defeat this guy as Minotaur is my favorite character in Mobile Legends: Bang Bang. I wish Minotaur here wield greataxe or big mace so i can't compare him much with my champion. The strategy to defeat him is the same with previous boss. Special thing about this boss: he charge/ram at you with his horns and can do powerful smash that can make debris fall from ceiling. By the way, i wield magic gauntlet this time. It can shoot magic projectile and stuff like that.    

 

Next stage: evil church. There's 2 thing that i want to tell you in this screenshot: 1) That upward slashing move reminds me of Siegfried (from Soul Blade/Edge) 2) That zombie surely has such long hair. It's kind of rare to see video game's zombie have that kind of long hair.

Inside said evil church are these sorcerers. You know things about them, right? They can shoot magic missile and block your attack. Wait, that last one doesn't feel right. Now that i think about it, every type enemy are adept at blocking except the animals. So you have to attack them rigorously or *you know* use power combo. While avoid being surrounded, of course.  

 

On the underground of this church, i found zombies and tribesmen. Also lava river that constantly spews lava rocks that injure me and enemies as well. This place should be call evil sanctuary or evil guest house. Because villains like lava river, right? It's like enchanting pool full of tropical fishes, for them. Also there's many variety of said villain reside here.

 

Deep inside the underground there's pile of treasures. What else the guardian of said riches than fire-breathing dragon? I think the fire breath is unblockable. So far, this is the only boss that has unblockable attack.

 

Even though, he has unblockable attack and the largest boss that i met. I manage to kill it fairly easy. As long as you keep close to it, it only attack you with claw and fang. Slaying dragon in fantasy medieval. Check! You shouldn't skip leg day (and arm day), pal! Otherwise you'll be tougher boss stage.

 

My original plan was to stop reviewing after that dragon slaying act. But this stage called dark castle, it could be the final stage. When i first saw that snake banners i immediately thought the ones in Golden Axe: Revenge of Death Adder.

 Well, not close enough. Speaking of that Sega's video game, there's also fighting against tribesmen with XXL mask. You could say that Legend's dev have quite inspiration from it.

 

There's also new enemy type: flying snakeman on the right and skinny Velociraptor on the left. Great time!

 

I think this castle is owned by Dracula and he arrogantly have  that stained glasses installed. Even with his hideous face on them, they look gorgeous.

 

After that corridor, there's last chance for you to visit the store. You know what to do? Shop 'till you drop! Beyond that there's Cyclops guarding this area. He's not harder to kill than the ones in Golden Axe: Revenge of Death Adder. Because you can block his attack. As long you can do it with perfect timing.

 

Also there's Yetis. But they're no more bigger than Cyclops or even me. That's why they can be beaten pretty easy.

 

Beyond that point, you have to face throng of enemies that you have been defeated before. You can call it "lesser enemy" rush, perhaps? The aura of this place is getting intimidating (and very hot too), final boss is not far.

 

According to back cover, the main story: "The King has been kidnapped by Morlock the Soulthief, an ally of King's evil brother". So this bastard supposed to be Morlock, then? He can do long-string of combo, that can be blocked if you're patient enough to block every his blows. Other than that he's no more difficult than the dragon.

 

Shocking twist! This four-armed genie come out from Morlock's beaten body. He's the real final boss.

 

If you've ever encounter evil genie that threaten your live, shoot him with small cannon! That will work as i demonstrate it here. I depleted his health relatively easy and save by 80%. Until i ditch the cannon in favor of honorable fist-to-fist which certainly don't go smoothly. But he goes down, soon.  

 

After killing the evil genie. This CG movie plays: Our three heroes look exhausted but able to shout battlecry, proclaiming themselves as glorious heroes. Then there's a pigman look confused and soon get falling word "The End" made of stone on his head. There's no scene where these heroes save the said king. Maybe that boss is their king and the genie is Morlock. He kidnapped the king by possessing his body. Yep! I'll go with that. What about the Dracula? He's probably still sleeping. I let this generation Belmont do his bloodline duty. Happy end!

I appreciate Toka for making a 3-D beat 'em up game on PSX which is quite rare genre at that time or trying to perfect the predecessor. But it inherit cumbersomeness of its sequel, which is kind of shame. It lies in the combat aspect but not exactly on same part. In fact is the opposite. For example, Legend-SNES has solid yet simple lesser-enemy fight, while the boss fight is range from bit fair to obnoxious. In Legend-PSX, you get surrounded easily by the enemies so you're in very difficult condition to block attack, while the boss fight is plenty easier because you only have to focus on 1 opponent. Remind me of Dark Soul II (or maybe same thing applies to other 'Soul' series ).  Also Legend-PSX allow your character to run (by tapping the direction button twice) but still no running attack like Legend-SNES. Here's the most important thing: There's no in-game instruction regarding the control. Not even button configuration on option. So you have to find out about it in internet, especially executing power combos and casting magic. This is one of the main purpose of me making this article: to let you (reader) know about them should you try to play this. There's no way you can finish the game without knowledge about them.

The jumping mechanism is too floaty and useless to reposition yourself while you get surrounded. So it's difficult to make jumping attack hit the enemies. Maybe it useful to deal with aerial enemies. But due to deadline, they're not included in the game, perhaps. Kicks are useful to keep beating the downed enemy or to deal with dogs and tigers accurately. Also they're useful to conserve weapon's durability. Yeah i forget to mention that weapons have limited durability that diminished whenever you use them. The enemies are kinda same-y but each has different attack pattern to vary block timing, which is quite neat. It also applies to the bosses, at least their appearance is visually distinctive among other. The lesser enemies can hurt themselves accidently but they won't fight against each other. Also both lesser enemies and bosses have much dynamic: like taunting or laughing, and doing pre-battle act. Except animal-type, i remind you. The shopkeeper has good dynamic too, such as: greeting you with "Welcome!"; laughing at you if you buy more than max. capacity of lives and magic phials (9); humane gestures; or when you finish shopping, he said "Bye! See you soon. Maybe". The power combos and magic are certainly your reliable crowd control move. And they're magnificent combat-feature in technical and esthetic. The hero's attack has different range, timing, and power depends on weapon, light/heavy variety, or power combo that use. Complex yet engaging. The barrel/chest/thief shooting bonus stage is superb idea. Legend only has 1 looping track for music. But it sounds great and perfect for fantasy medieval battle. The auto-aim work quite well, but there's lot of case where it makes me power combo-ing a thin air instead of enemy. The setting is more to Tolkien-y fantasy direction than barbaric (like Golden Axe).

Despite the big flaws, Legend is still great 3-d beat 'em up game. It need perfection. My suggestion: 1) Making heavy kick combo unblockable 2) Making throw do more damage 3)Enable running attack 4) Enable diving kick 5) Make use of L1 and L2 for something 6) Making power gauge rise when you attack enemies. By the way, i finish it with easy difficulty. In that difficulty enemies: do more taunting and laughing, inflict less damage, less keen on blocking, and take less damage before they die. On normal difficulty, i only reach in the middle of city stage, quite far from the Viking boss. So i suggest you set the difficulty to easy. If you want to experience 3-D beat 'em up game that allow you to experience battle against many medieval fantasy's hostiles with furious combo or cannon. Give it a try! As long you don't mind about rough polygon characters or objects. Also cumbersome combatfare. Speaking of which...    

 

...both Legend is produced by these two bloke: Carlo Perconti & Lyes Belaidouni. Photo on left is credit from SNES version. While credit on right is from PSX version's. At first i want to really dislike the SNES version because of that bandit and giant treant. But i realize, it only made by those two who really love Sega's Golden Axe. I also very fancy it but i don't try to make its clone. They're one big-step ahead of me. Even though Legend is made by only them, the game didn't crash or bug. Except several occasion that the executioner enemy rapidly slash wall or thin air instead Kaor, which is fine by me. So they're skillful in making game. Later they form Toka to make better sequel of 'Legend'. More crew and budget, produce better game, right? I could say: yes and no.

 

If you still not convinced with previous evidence that show those two guys take lots of inspiration from Sega's Golden Axe. Have a look at this! Kaor's poison magic is certainly homage to Goah's magic. Both of them summon a giant skull that emit poisonous fog. Kaor's more transparent though. Also green. By the way, in SNES's Legend, casting magic need 2 magic phials, flat. It's selected randomly between fire, lightning, and poison. As i mention before, i revise the way i see that game. I can't put full hatred toward it. Also i sympathize those guys who do the best that they can. We all love Golden Axe, afterall. So i keep playing it till the end. Surprisingly. Beyond stage 1, all boss is in fair difficulty (including the final boss) and the game's quite generous with 1up. But i have to savestate hundred times to optimize my playthrough and meet the staff-wielding thug once again as mid-boss in final stage. And i already set the difficulty to easy.

But then again, i certainly can't hate the game where you can dive kick a floating wizard and dragon. Sadly, they don't implement dive kick into the sequel. That will help a lot and making the game more fun. But Golds in SNES version only act as score. So, i more recommend PSX version than the SNES version . By the way, both games don't offer you any Percontinue. Rude pun, i know. I'm very sorry. As usual, i will analyze the characters stat's. 

Axel fancies armless armor as much as hair gel that keep his hair straight backward like that. As he's the all rounder fighter and favor any weapon, his primary stats: Dexterity (at 4/5). Most of his melee-weapon power combos, involve kicking that makes him looks quite nimble. That's way his secondary stats: Agility (at 3.5/5).

 

Tara has ponytail and violent tendency of Xena the warrior princess. She start the stage with shout "Yohoo!" instead of intimidating battle cry which is weird. Maybe it means: " Yohoo, boys! Get ready to be slain!". Her light-kick combo has the longest attack distance. Many of her power combos character are fast and include acrobatic move, so her primary stats: Agility (at 4/5). She favors small weapon but she still can wield big ones. Hinting me that her secondary stats: Dexterity (3.5/5). But, i'm not sure the practical meaning behind that trait. According to my experience, her attacks are either shorter or slower than the other, when using heavy weapon (heavy axe, sword, knives stick). While using small weapon (double swords, magic gauntlet, crossbow), she does the opposite. Maybe that's it. Even though she inflicts relatively smallest damage among the other, she can pick enemy up. So, her strength: 2.5/5. Tara's movement isn't fast but certainly fastest among the other. The same case with Zhou Yun in Capcom's Warrior of Fate.   

 

I reckon, Karo is the most brutish knight in video game. His manner is as tough as his muscle, also his chin. As you can guess, he can inflict moderate damage at ease. So his primary stats: Strength (at 4/5). His power combos show him how un-finesse he is. There's his double swords (more like daggers) power combo that finish with a headbutt. But i like it. He's creative enough to utilize his crude brawn. Again he can use any weapon. So, his Dexterity at 3/5. Quite much the opposite case of Tara, his attacks are slower than the other, when using small weapon (double swords, magic gauntlet, crossbow). While using heavy weapon (heavy axe, sword, knives stick), he does the opposite. You thought his Intelligence is the lowest among the other. Well, in my opinion all of them can cast same magic and none of them are different. So all of their Intelligence are locked at 3/5.

One last words: Thank you very much, Carlo Perconti & Lyes Belaidouni.