Post Fusique Greetings my esteemed subscribing tons.
Welcome back to good old Paris.
We are actually in Paris in the fateful year of 1898.
So you can see the Eiffel Tower and some cool balloons.
Oh!
So basically we have to get underground, otherwise we will get cucked by this thing.
So yeah, I have had some good old motivation to make high Thumos videos as of late.
Feels good.
I was actually supposed to make a Gaines Kitchen today, but I got mogged by the light.
It decided to get dark a bit earlier, which is of course the case in Sweden during autumn, so it shouldn't come as any surprise at all.
But worry not, I do have a Gaines Kitchen incoming.
I'll just have to make it a bit earlier in the day next time.
So it will be a bulking recipe.
Oh!
Almost got run over by a train there.
So yeah, a bulking recipe for those who want to bloat max.
So we can have a bloat max physique when we post it.
So anyway, speaking of posting physiques and such matters, I just came back from the Temple of Iron and did some good old deadlifts.
Always a joyous occasion.
Actually, for the first time in my life, I did 8 repetitions at 180 kg.
Felt good.
I felt strong.
And I am actually loading up for a training, like a classic, almost Latzbra style training video that I will record with my brother on Friday, actually.
So I have loaded up with some good sessions and on Friday I will lift excruciatingly heavy and oh I'm gonna get run over now.
Quickly now, run!
Oh!
Alright.
Ah, good times.
Yeah, as I was saying before, I almost got run over by a train.
I um yeah, I will take a full scoop of Varulvsbrugd werewolf brew my pre-workout product, the greatest pre-workout for all time.
Actually, I think that would be the verdict of all who try it.
And yeah, I will load up, eat a lot, load max bulk, and then have a good old session.
Doing some squats and deadlifts, I think.
I think comment below what you like most in in videos, training motivation videos, a bit of both or mainly deadlifts or mainly squats.
I think there is something primal and testosteroneous about deadlifts.
It's a pure and high testosterone exercise.
Of course, squats is also a highly testosteroneous exercise.
But yeah, there is something special with the deadlift.
Lady Liberty.
Hmm.
Aha.
Okay.
We have to go around here I suppose What an epic scene Boom.
Alright, quite an epic scene, I must say.
Ooh, and look at that view.
I think this is because some higher powers want me to reach a hundred thousand subscribers.
Now, that being said, I have heard.
And we're back.
Not everyone is so fortunate their first time through a bridge.
Sometimes our initiates are trapped in the system, and we have no choice but to send someone like you in to rescue them.
In fact, one of our initiates is caught in a Bellapox server right now.
If you're not too exhausted, you can re-enter the bridge and rescue him.
Alright, back to work, initiate.
Alright.
Um cool.
Yes, as I was saying, I have it on good authority.
A good friend just told me earlier today that he has been unsubscribed from the channel.
He noted that when he saw my last video, and it's not the first time I hear that.
It's quite common that guys say it.
But, you know, it is what it is.
You just have to look at the bright side of life, look at the possibilities, to admire the aesthetics of our protagonist here.
Kill the criminals.
Okay.
Bloody conservative.
Okay, who are...
Aha, these are the revolutionaries.
These are the leftists.
We must illuminate them.
Oh, wait, I was with Rusty there, I- I haven't played in a little while.
Okay, come out with Brew.
Hello, mate.
Well, he's not my mate, but anyway.
There is the epic tie boxing move also.
Now, where was I?
I always seem to get interrupted when I make these videos.
So anyway, as I said, I've had a good few Laddingtons say that they've been unsubscribed.
But yeah, it's an unfortunate thing.
But it is what it is.
Now we have to swim over this fine river and get back to the epic place.
So anyway, I was listening to the Bronze Age mindset, the Bronze Age pervert podcast.
I have signed up for a year's subscription because I do believe it is A very good and motivating podcast, and it's good to support our own content creators.
And yeah, I listen to it in between sets in the gym, and it gives me motivation and good insights.
The king of beggars.
Are you sure?
You know him.
Of him.
The beggars pay him tribute.
The man himself is a ghost.
We've sent three assassins after him.
The first two found no trace, the third never returned.
I can find him.
Sivert met with one of his lieutenants.
I owe it to the memory of Monsieur de la Serre to uncover the truth.
Perhaps you can at that.
You've proved yourself a true assassin today, and a true assassin must have the proper tools.
So the concealed blade and the smoke bombs were just what you had on hand then.
The Phantom Blade.
A modest little update from the traditional assassin's blade.
Where you're going, you may not wish to get too close to your enemies.
Now then, Assassin, this council charges you to go to La Cour de Mirat, find there the Templar agent, Le Roi d'Tune, learn his secrets, and bring him peace.
We must bring this guy Pus anyway.
As I was saying in this episode, episode 9, I listened to it about the Joker movie, which I haven't seen yet.
It's the life of a married man with a little child.
Now, of course, you can always solve those sort of things with a babysitter, etc.
But it's a bit harder to just go to the cinema whenever you want, like that.
But I don't know.
I might do it at some stage anyway because it is a culturally important film.
I might be a bit late on commenting it, so I might skip it as well.
Who knows?
I will see.
But Bronze Age Pervert mentioned something interesting in the podcast when he talks about what he would rather see kind of movies.
And he said, Jason and the Argonauts, but in space.
And of course, it reminded me a bit.
No, not a bit.
Wrong word I used there.
It reminded me a lot of Horus Heresy or 40k Warhammer.
And because you have similar themes in that setting: a band of brothers out in search of powerful artifacts.
So, yeah, speaking of books, etc.
We'll make some sort of book review on the Horus Heresy or a quote review, actually.
Because there are about three different quotes from different Horus Heracy books that I have on my page, the goldenman.s that I will probably read out and talk a bit about because they are so motivating.
So that is something I might do.
And I held a little vote on my Telegram page.
If you saw that, about if you are familiar with Warhammer or not.
So there is basically Warhammer Fantasy.
If you've seen me play Warhammer Total War, that is set in fantasy setting.
So it's yeah, fantasy with elves and orcs and dwarves and knights and that sort of stuff.
Then you also have Warhammer 40k and Horus Heresy can be said to be 30k, so it is a thousand years before the 40k setting and that is basically science fiction.
We have genetically modified demigods and soldiers, etc.
So yeah, an interesting setting for sure.
So in my humble opinion at least, I think Warhammer Fantasy for me has always been the successor of Tolkien's work.
It's because it was the fantasy setting I went to after seeing the films and reading the books.
So basically I saw the first Lord of the Rings, the fellowship of the ring and then I read all the books in a million times until the second film came out.
Had a huge impact on me when I was at that age.
Found it highly inspiring and motivating and of course still does.
Now let's see what the crack is in this rather dodgy part of town I suppose.
The kingdom of beggars.
Let's do it lads.
I do believe that there is a lot of degeneracy going on here.
We are here as a champion of order to bring these people to the light of the Emperor.
Speaking of the Emperor Napoleon, we'll actually meet him later in the game.
So, anyway, concluding my little monologue on Warhammer, I will make lore videos about both fantasy and Horus Heresy at a later opportunity.
But I thought to mention it here in this Let's Play because I was inspired since I heard Jason and the Organotes but in space.
So speaking about the Joker, of course in Batman, he's one of the greatest villains of all time.
I am a great fan of Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy.
You horsen.
Okay, we need to hide from these degenerates.
We have to investigate the area.
Now we have left area.
That was silly of me.
I suppose we'll have to go in again in this degenerate hellhole.
But it must be done.
Must be done for the good of the French kingdom.
Tackle the thief.
Not now, though.
We are on a secret mission here.
See what is going on.
See if we can.
Aha!
I have spotted someone over there.
Go on, jump down.
Now we need to blend in here.
There we are.
Le Roi des Thunes, Lieutenant.
Lovely, no?
The good folk of Paris give more money to crippled beggars than whole ones.
La Road Tune sees in that bit of trivia an opportunity to motivate his less successful employees.
That man has lost a foot.
Now you can charge in there, cause a great disturbance, and send all the rats scurrying back to their holes.
Or you can disappear into the swarm and follow the rats back to their king.
Either way, that man has lost a foot.
It's done.
I entered the credit of the city.
Very true, and that guy looks like a not only a degenerate, but a connoisseur of all manner of degeneracy.
Not yet.
This guy.
Who are you precisely?
And why help me?
Oh, I've had my eye on you for some time now.
I feel it my sovereign duty to aid all those who suffered in cruelest bondage with me at the Bastille.
And I have a vested interest in seeing the King of Rats caught in a trap.
As to my name, I have the pleasure of being Donacier Alphonse Francois, Marquis de Sand.
Do pay me a visit when you've tired of chasing vermin.
I will be sure to do it.
He's left a lovely trail.
That man is acolyte of Slanesh.
Slanesh being the god of excess and debauchery in well, both Ormor Fantasy and Ormer 40k.
So I do believe that we will leave this episode here.
So this is a nice, short, comfy autumn gaming session, and we'll pick up here the next time.
So thank you for watching and have a great rest of your day.
