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Revision as of 12:57, 30 October 2026
The Old Warrior is the teacher of the village where No-step-back!, the heroine of Slave Pits, grew up, in the north of the Star Worshippers Empire.[1]
In Slave Pits (2503)
Among the True Worshippers, the best warriors are expected to act as teachers and masters of the rest, the most revered position in their society. The Empire calls the Old Warrior's preachings heresy, and uses them as an excuse to attack the northern villages.[2]
His pupil admits she never paid him as much attention as she should have; once enslaved, his lessons are all she has left. They open the game's main menu:[3]
into a fighter?
Only the will to fight
can only transition you
till your end
Fighting with a purpose
can transition you
to its end
Even long after
your last combat...
like the first one
And you will never
be really defeated...
Legacy
After his pupil's death, revenge fuels the teachings of the late Old Warrior, and the whole north rebels against the Empire.[4]