You can too, the English verbaliation would be “Templar né Fighter.” It is a french loanword adjective that you can use to reference old and new nouns. Because this is a graphic presentation using the strikethrough is a bold way to show something that is used more in prose.
10 thoughts on “Elven 00132 | Just Another Bug Hunt”
Tooniator
Curious how she verbalized crossing out a word. I am sure she can, though!
Lee M
She is privy to arcane lexicographic knowledge.
Just_IDD
You can too, the English verbaliation would be “Templar né Fighter.” It is a french loanword adjective that you can use to reference old and new nouns. Because this is a graphic presentation using the strikethrough is a bold way to show something that is used more in prose.
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/n%C3%A9
Red Blacktree
That’d be “Fighter né Templar”. It means “born” in french, which is why you use née to indicate a maiden name.
ChrisH
After you! No after you, I insist! Ah, vive la politesse!
ChrisH
PS Happy Easter MK and everyone else in NZ.
TMF
Why dont they have eyes?
Winged Kitsune
You know, it’s all fun and games until the bugs are 6 feet tall with 8 legs…
ChrisH
Spiders are fascinating creatures. But also fierce. Dana is very brave especially considering one bit her head off (when she was a fly.)
Silverwolf
“Go on, your eyes are down there somewhere!”