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Good point. Though I have to be honest, those words sounded a little odd coming from you.

That's true...
Well, there's nothing wrong with slaying giant dust bunnies, though if they get very big, I wonder if they could be tamed and taught to be guards or soldiers. *she chuckled at the thought of dust bunny soldiers*

Hmm... an no one else's army would have them, so that's another advantage. *she chuckled.* You've a brilliant mind, Discord.

And as well as that, perhaps I could have the other members of my army wear pink armor or decorated flowers. Then no one would take them as a threat and it's make things easier! ... I'm just getting silly now, aren't I?

I suppose you've got a point there. Perhaps I should take the time to think out some changes to make to my army. They're still very much like they were when my predecessor left.

Let's see... It's got the basic sort of skeletons, ghouls and ghosts. That's the majority of it. then there's some more powerful undead creatures, like dinosaurs, some creatures I can't quite identify, and even a wyvern. Then there's the living creatures, like the warhorses and more creatures I can't identify. The last part of it consists of willing members, both living and unliving. There are slightly more humans and vampires, though most of all of them are men. among them, about half of those are necromancers.
The willing members of the army are mostly my doing.

Not completely under my control. I merely provide them with something they want, and in exchange they serve me. *she chuckled* There's a reason I try to take as many prisoners as possible in combat.

Of course, only a fool wouldn't.