>If nothing else I like the idea that Humatki singing means that they
>know they're going to die but they're intent on killing and killing
>until they finally fall. Imagine what that means to their enemies.
>--
I see it rather like this: the Humakti singing the Death Song must be
completely and fully prepared to die. He is telling everybody within
earshot that he will not stop for anything: not pain nor fear nor
self-preservation nor pleas for mercy. He will go on killing for as
long as he draws breath, or until all around him are dead.
I don't think it's just his enemies who would be scared by that...
Stephen
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