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=== 128b. (Reason for Flos's slumber) === He said himself that the reason for his slumber was that the conquest had been too easy, and thus he had given up on his dream of domination, seeing it as something meaningless, thus letting his armies fall and his empire crumble. On [https://wanderinginn.com/2016/10/26/interlude-king-edition/ Interlude - King Edition], Flos tells Trey and Teres that he let his empire collapse because "my vision was too small, and my goal too achievable". However, it was later shown that Flos's armies were defeated and repelled, and the most likely trigger for Flos's slumber was depression caused by the death of his lover, Queravia the Gambler of Fates, by the hand of Niers Astoragon. There was even a flashback of Gazi returning wounded from a lost battle, only to find Flos looking at empty space with a lost gaze, already depressed and about to enter his "slumber". #<small>@whoever reported this, please name all the contradicting chapters with their numbers/names. Right now, I feel the first reason was what Flos was comfortable telling the twins earlier (also a boast, or something for public), while the second one is the rather personal, secret reason that was revealed later - so this is not really much of an inconsistency. --[[User:Onyavar|Onyavar]] ([[User talk:Onyavar|talk]]) 23:06, March 19, 2020 (UTC)</small>
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