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Well, someone bigger than a bus coats his own body in diamonds, so coating a city in less valuable metals is nothing but a step from there...
That's a strong neck! If he was to land on his legs though...
That wouldn't really solve the corruption problem: they would just send throwaway assassins to duel/trick any council members and blademasters who doesn't side with their villainy, resorting to poison and such. It would just get many good blademasters killed, crippling their overall combat force. Democracy (discussions , voting, laws) works better than duels: they can't resort to force or tricks to get rid of the competition.
they could still do other things to make money out of that situation, like selling food, beverages and souvenirs of some sort
the descriptions remind me a little oh Otoh Gunga, too bad this is the only gif I found around here
Maybe your acid is more effective here, battle organic goop with your business district most famed produce.
everyone thinking of implosion, me thinking of gore explosion:
Antigen... wait a second...
Don't open the replies down below, people are talking spoilers.
ZH's fan, that guy's arm is deteriorating... I guess he's a suspect.
You know what? I just thought about a possibility: maybe the key person is just someone who stayed (or was left) behind and needs to be brought out of the city for the mission to be completed. Just a random thought.
It seems there's often some difficulty for translators (and even more for machine translations) to discern between "killed" and "knocked out" when it comes to Chinese. A similar situation (though not a translation one) also happens in my language, Portuguese, when it comes to games, where everyone says "I killed it" or "it died" even when the game makes it clear we just knocked the enemy out.